$200 Hotels in Paradise Island: BEST Hotel Deals for 2020

What's the best place for a stay in Paradise Island?

What are some cheap hotels in Paradise Island?

Check out the 10 budget-friendly hotels in Paradise Island to find a good rate. Sunrise Beach Club and Villas is a 3.5-star villa with free parking, 2 outdoor pools, and a restaurant. Another option is Comfort Suites Paradise Island, a hotel offering freebies like buffet breakfast, WiFi, and parking. You'll also find The Beach at Atlantis, which is a 3.5-star resort with free WiFi, free water-park access, and 11 outdoor pools.

What are some favorite hotels in central Paradise Island?

These are some of the most popular hotels in central Paradise Island:

The Beach at Atlantis is a 3.5-star resort with a marina, 11 outdoor pools, and a full-service spa.

The Royal at Atlantis is a 4-star resort with a marina, 11 outdoor pools, and a full-service spa.

The Reef at Atlantis is a 4.5-star resort with a marina, a full-service spa, and a private beach.

You'll love Paradise Island for its beautiful beaches, scenic seaside and popular seafood restaurants. Well-known sights in the heart of the city include Cabbage Beach, Paradise Island Golf Club and Ocean Club Golf Course.

What are some of the best hotels near Cabbage Beach?

Enjoy a day by the water at this popular beach, 0.3 mi from central Paradise Island. You'll find 174 hotels within a mile of Cabbage Beach, giving you plenty to choose from, and here are some of the top ones:

The Beach at Atlantis: Located 0.3 mi away, this 3.5-star resort features a marina, 11 outdoor pools, and a full-service spa.

Warwick Paradise Island- All Inclusive- Adults Only: Located 0.5 mi away, this 4-star property features a full-service spa, 5 restaurants, and 2 bars.

Comfort Suites Paradise Island: Located 0.4 mi away, this 4-star hotel features free breakfast, a restaurant, and an outdoor pool.

One of the things we loved most was the variety of places to eat. We stayed in the West Tower and had easy access to all the food of the main lobby. The best place to eat was Olives and we ate there a few times during our stay. Carmine's is really good, but it is family style so for two people there was A LOT of leftover food that went to waste. If you're a casual drinker, I suggest checking liquor to bring with you as food/drinks can add up quickly. I was pleased to see a $150 resort credit on our room at checkout, however, we didn't know it was available to us and thus didn't use all of it. There is the option to charge everything to the room, but we used cash to pay for almost everything since we were spending time in the casino. If you play the slots, the machines on the side opposite of Nobu seem to pay out the best. A big negative was that ALL of the water activities shut down at 5pm and there is little to NO lighting on the grounds. Walking between buildings or to the beach for a late night stroll is nearly impossible. I enjoy spending time in the pools up until 7-8pm and having late dinners, so it was sad that we had several hours a day cut short. This was not advertised ahead of time and therefore would be a big consideration if booking another trip. Other resorts we have stayed at have had 24 hour pools and swim at your own risk beyond a certain time- and they were vastly lit. The Rapid River and Shark tube slide were our favorites! Overall, we had a great trip! 4/5

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The Beach at Atlantis

5.0 Orbitz Verified Review

It was my wifes and i first time with our 20 month old little girl and everything was great. Lil pricey yes but it was vacation so doesnt matter. Overall was great. We will be back in the future.

2 months ago by A verified traveler from Waukee, iowa

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