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Hotel Policies & Fees
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
Property Amenities
Fourteen exhibit lagoons are on site (lighted at night) covering 140 acres with 50,000 fish and sea creatures (200 species). Dolphin Cay contains nearly seven million gallons of sea water within three lagoons surrounded by a white sand beach.
In Coral Towers, a two-story library offers computers that provide 15 minutes of complimentary Internet access, daily. Wireless Internet access is available in all lobbies and pool areas for a daily fee. A complimentary shuttle between all resort towers is available.
The following amenities are available (surcharges apply): Full-service health spa, sauna, health club, limo or Town Car services, beauty services, dry cleaning service, arcade/game room, supervised child care/activities and guest parking (surcharge).
Ground transportation:
Shuttle vans and private cars of varying prices are available. They can be reserved during the process of booking a reservation for this hotel, via this Web site, and added to the total trip cost.
Rooms
The entire Atlantis Paradise Island resort offers 3,614 guestrooms. The Beach Tower, at the tranquil east end of the resort and offering the least expensive accommodations, has 423 guestrooms in a nine-story pink building with a lobby featuring pink-marble floors, pink ceilings, and garden atrium.
Guestrooms are smaller than those in the other towers. Atlantis Beach Tower rooms include full balconies furnished with chairs and cocktail tables. Tropical decor includes pale-peach walls, light-colored furniture, and bright fabrics.
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Dining
The following restaurants are located in Beach Tower:
The Cave Bar and Grill - Open-air lunch spot featuring underwater views of marine life. Burgers, hot dogs, salads, ice cream.
Voyagers - Coffee drinks, bagels, pastries, panini sandwiches, and fruit mid-day. Cocktails day and evening.
Please note: Children age 6 and older are welcome at Casa D'Angelo and Café Martinique.
Dinner reservations are required for Café Martinique, Bahamian Club, Casa D'Angelo, and Chop Stix; reservations are required at Carmine's only if a party includes 6 or more persons. To avoid the $50.00 per person "no show" fee, reservations must be cancelled at least 24 hours prior to actual dining time.
High chairs and booster seats are not available at Casa D'Angelo or Café Martinique.
Notable restaurants elsewhere in the resort:
Nobu - In Atlantis Casino. Outpost of acclaimed Nobu Restaurant. Japanese cuisine served. Menu includes new-style sashimi and yellowtail with jalapeno. Reservations required during peak dining hours.
Bimini Road - In Marina Village. Caribbean fare served. Outdoor bar. Grand open kitchen with conch station (Bahamian conch prepared to order). Menu selections include tamarind-glazed pork chop, grilled mahi mahi, and mojo-marinated chicken. Pineapple bread pudding, tropical sorbets, cookie-bash pie. Live entertainment; tropical libations. Reservations required during peak dining hours.
Johnny Rockets - In Marina Village. Family-friendly, 1950s-style diner. Tabletop jukeboxes; hamburgers, chili dogs, chicken salads, shakes, and apple pie.
Atlas Bar & Grill - Located in casino overlooking marina with indoor/outdoor seating. Sports, news, movies on TVs. Lunch/dinner choices such as ribs, pasta, burgers, sandwiches.
Lagoon Bar & Grill - Open-air lunch spot located next to saltwater lagoon. Roof shaped like giant seashell. Sandwiches, salads, pizza, light meals, and tropical drinks.
Shark Bites - Open-air lunch spot across lagoon from Lagoon Bar & Grill. Live Bahamian music. Lighter fare including sandwiches, salads, steak, seafood. Takeout counter.
Starbucks - In Marina village. Coffee drinks served.
Jamba Juice - In Marina village. Fruit and vegetables blended into smoothies or juices.
Seagrapes - This restaurant features live-action cooking stations for breakfast and dinner. The fare includes culinary delights from around the world in addition to American comfort foods and Caribbean dishes in a relaxed atmosphere.
Carmines - Located in Marina Village. Offers dining experience of famous New York landmark restaurant. Family-style dining. Classic Italian recipes include Chicken Scarpariello, Shrimp Scampi, Fried Calimari, and Veal Saltimbocca. Reservations required during peak dining hours.
Seafire Steakhouse - Located in Marina Village. Modern steakhouse atmosphere. Menu includes classic shrimp cocktails; Pressed Coriander Crusted Beef Carpaccio; Lemon-pepper Tuna, Sweet Bahamian Lobster Tail, and fine cuts of prime beef. Signature martinis; fine wines. Reservations required during peak dining hours.
The Marketplace - International theme. Features theme-dining alcoves decorated with wines, spices, and flowers from around the world. Global buffet includes seafood, pasta, and sushi from made-to-order food stations. Open for lunch, dinner.
Casa d'Angelo - In Coral Tower. Fine-dining dinner restaurant. Northern Italian cuisine. Frescoed ceiling. Etched glass. Marble bar. Reservations required during peak dining hours.
Chopstix - Intimate fine-dining dinner restaurant with dark-wood ceiling, banquettes. Chinese cuisine such as five-spice duck, lobster tail, Singapore noodles. Reservations required during peak dining hours.
Bahamian Club - In Coral Tower. Steakhouse. Green walls, green ceilings, dark-wood trim. Sepia Bahamian family photos on walls. Steaks, prime rib, lamb, salmon. Dinner only. Reservation required.
Murray's Delicatessen - Traditional New York/Miami deli featuring 1950s Art Deco decor. Breakfast, lunch, dinner. Takeout counter. Located on marina waterfront.
Entertainment
Marine Habitat - Fourteen exhibit lagoons (lighted at night) covering 140 acres with 50,000 fish and sea creatures (200 species). Special exhibits for turtles, seahorses, jellyfish, lobsters, crabs, lionfish, piranhas, moray eels. Children's touch-tank filled with sealife.
Atlantis Casino - Open 24 hours. 60,000-square-foot space displaying four large Dale Chihuly glass sculptures. 1,000 slot and video-poker machines and 100 casino tables, including baccarat, roulette, craps, blackjack, Caribbean stud poker, three-card poker, Let It Ride. Race-and-sports book. High-limit area.
Dragons Nightclub - Adjacent to casino. Black-granite bar, video wall, immense sculptures of dragon pairs.
Atlantis Theater - Located in Convention Center Rotunda. Recent Hollywood hit movies featured.
Atlantis Kids Camp - Supervised sessions (fee) offered half-day, full-day, and in the evening for children ages 4-12. Beach olympics, daily themes, and outdoor activities. Science lab housing snakes, fish, sharks' jawbones, microscopes for analyzing discoveries during field trips, and telescopes for stargazing. Educational computer programs. Website-creation lessons. Digital cameras for field trips.
Aura NightClub - This 9,000-square-foot Jeffrey Beers-designed nightclub is operated by PURE Management Group. Aura is raised off the casino floor, accessed by a staircase. The nightclub features DJs spinning, a glass dance floor surrounded by banquette seating, two bars, two VIP sections, and a private VIP parlour. Dress code: Upscale casual attire. Guests must be 18 or older with valid ID.
Club Rush - Teen club (cover charge) open nightly for ages 13-17. Black ceilings, draped smoked-glass windows, leopard-print couches. Continuous supervision. Front room with computer games, Internet-access computers, and DVD movies. Back room with dance floor and DJ music. (Access from late afternoon to early evening for ages 7-12.)
The Dig - Fanciful interpretation of mythical Lost Continent of Atlantis within maze of corridors and rooms. Also viewable from within The Dig or the lower level of the Great Hall of Waters, the Ruins Lagoon, filled with ancient Atlantis artifacts, is home to over 20,000 deep-reef and pelagic fish. These open-water fish include a variety of tuna, jacks, snappers, and spiny lobster. The 2.7 million gallon exhibits allow for the display of certain species of fish that are usually impossible or very difficult to view without getting wet.
Earth & Pottery Studio - Painting and firing (surcharges.)
Jokers Wild Comedy Club - Stand-up comedians. (Cover charge; minimum age 17.)
Recreation
Atlantis recreational facilities feature:
Also available, the private Tom Weiskopf-designed 18-hole championship Ocean Club Golf Course 1.5 miles from the resort at the east end of Paradise Island. Complimentary shuttle service to course is available.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the resort; fees may apply.
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“Stay in Paradise”
Nice, clean hotel. A bit of a walk to the rest of the attractions and restaurants at Atlantis, but it helped worked off the calories! As this is one of the older hotels of Atlantis, the walls were a bit thin. This did not detract much from the enjoyment of staying here.
“Atlantis is fun, but not always relaxing”
If you want a vacation filled with things to do, the Atlantis is a great place. But if you are looking for a Caribbean vacation where you can kick back and relax, the Atlantis is not the place to go. Great place for kids though b/c they love the pools, slides and aquariums.
“never choose terrace view room, it was terrible!”
Atlantic resort is good for children and the family with young kids. But this resort is not my taste. it was too public. I prefer more private atmosphere.
“Awesome Stay in Paradise”
The Beach Tower is the least expensive of all the Atlantis hotels, but it is very clean, comfortable, and conveniently located to the beach. Since we went during low season, we were upgraded to a room with an ocean view free of charge. The Atlantis property has a Disney-like feel to it. There's plenty of fun for everyone of all ages, but bring plenty of cash for food, souvenirs, and other activities. Food at the resort was expensive, although the dinner buffet at the Marketplace was superb. For lunch, the poolside carts had sandwiches, wraps, chips, drinks, and cookies for a reasonable price. We did the Shallow Water Dolphin Experience, where we got to meet and touch a dolphin. The event didn't last even close to the 90 minutes as advertised, but it was still fun. They make a hefty profit on the photos they'll try to sell you afterwards. To save money on food, stop by a grocery store on your way in to stock up on drinks and snacks. Go to the Fish Fry area for an authentic and delicious Bahamian dinner. For lunch, visit the various shacks across the bridge. They're not much to look at, but they're good and cheap. Conch is a local staple, so try the conch salad, conch fritters, and cracked conch. We heard a lot about The Poop Deck, but we found it to be overpriced and overrated. On certain evenings, stop by the Coral Towers lounge where you'll find a native singer/comedian named Wendell. He's got a wonderful voice and personality that will keep you laughing.
“Atlantis is over-rated”
The staff at Atlantis was disarmingly uncooperative and unfriendly. Not at all what I expected, especially considering the price. I'll never go back.
“Atlantis for an affordable price”
I never thought I'd be able to afford Atlantis, but with a cheap fall special, my friend and I booked a 6 night stay. The Beach Tower is actually very surprisingly nice for the price, and it's got it's own cool sea turtle and fish exhibits right behind it. Super close to the beach, super close to a nice pool and lazy river (which were closed while we were there for maintenance, boooo). A short walk to the casino, Marina, and restaurants, and the water slides of course. You still get access to all the awesome Atlantis amenities, but pay half of what the other towers cost, I was very pleased. Atlantis itself was awesome, since we were on a budget, we ate at the Atlas Bar and Grill, Bimini Grill, SeaGrapes, and splurged one night on the Marketplace Buffet. Food is overpriced for sure, but that's to be expected. If you ask for a drink strong, you will get it strong! Otherwise sometimes they can be a little too fruity. Quick tip, the Powerboat Adventure tour, was AMAZING! I can't believe I snorkeled with sharks, fed stingrays, and iguanas, and hung out on a beautiful private island with open bar all day! Call the place direct and you get a better deal than if you go through the resort. Best thing we did.
“Sheets were dirty!!”
The Hotel and location was decent, however when we arrived we had to wait 4 hours to check in. The first night we called housekeeping because one on the bed sheets were not clean! It was actually dirty from someones period, if you ladies know what i mean! REALLY GROSS!! I wouldn't however pay more money to stay at the other Atlantis hotels, as the beach tower is not as far from everything as it appears on the maps!! The hotels also have free shuttles, so you can get around easily if you want. The stay over all was good, but definately check your hotel bill at the end as they tried to charge us for a in-room movie that we did not order or watch. They also tried to charge us for the mini bar which we did not use either, as we do not drink alcohol. They did remove the charges with no problems , so that goes in their favor. Just keep an eye on these things and your stay there will be just fine!! For the money it was an overall good choice.
“Atlantis Coral Towers”
First off we were supposed to be at the beach tower where they didn't have any more king beds so they upgraded us to the Coral Towers. The room was great and all of the staff was extremely friendly. I have read a lot of bad reviews and have come to believe some people are impossible to please. The cost was better than i expected after hearing some bad reviews. The first you should do is to get a taxi at the airport and have the driver stop at a grocery and liquor store. It will cost around $60 but it’s well worth it. You can carry a cooler anywhere you want so not paying for snacks, water & Alcohol saves a lot of cash. Take a cab to the POOP DECK in Nassau to eat at least one time because the food is very good and a bit less expensive. The cab both ways is $21 without tip. The only bad thing about the cabs are most of them aren't cabs there just beat up cars, SUV's, and vans so just pass on them until a newer one with air conditioning comes by. We spent time at the pool and the beach and had a great time. The locals on the beach aren't as bad as some of the reviews say. The casino is small but nice and the sports book is great if you like to gamble. All and all we would return again. I hope this review helps.
“Great Vacation”
Friendliest staff in town! Always happy to help out and simply wish you a good day? The premises is amazing and the water activities are such fun!
“I would definately go back!”
The hotel and hotel staff was great for the most part, the only thing we had to say negative is that it was very expensive on the resort. We stayed in the Beach Tower, which it did have a musty smell in the hallways, but for anyone like us, we don't spend much time in the hotel room on our vacation, so it really didn't bother us at all. I would definately recommend the trip for anyone for the price and the amount of fun we had!!! We didn't want to come home!
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Location Highlights
The preferred airport for Atlantis Beach Tower is Nassau (NAS-Nassau Intl.) - 15.4 km / 9.6 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometre.
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Paradise Island, New Providence Island, Bahamas: Paradise Island resembles Las Vegas-upon-the-Caribbean with its fanciful resorts and white sands. Tourists often head to the islands casinos, five-star restaurants, and shopping gallerias; its beaches, water parks, and nightclubs, however, are geared primarily for resort guests. The Potters Cay fish market is an easy detour from Paradise Island. Grouper and conch are typical catches of the day.
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