3 Star Hotels in Abaco Islands

Enjoyable experience, room rates high for offerings! Beautiful beach easily accessible

No manager on site and payment issues arose because housekeeping was asked to attempt process via telephone communications with supervisor. After midnight, 2 cars kept driving in and out with adjacent tenants talking causing a lost of sleep. There is no door latch on guest bedroom door and only way to keep it closed is to use deadbolt lock.

We last visited Hope Town Harbour Lodge 40 years ago and were pleased that it, and Hope Town, have only gotten better in their own charming ways. The restaurant in the hotel is very very good and there are now other numerous other choices nearby for you to try. Be aware that the sound side, unlike the Lodge, gets fewer breezes and can be hotter in the afternoon.

Very nice hotel in Hope Town. Just know that you must take a very short ferry ride (provided by the hotel) to get back and forth to the town and beach. Actually it was nice getting out in the water on the ferry. Michael, the hotel ferry boat captain was terrific as he took us backe and forth to the town multiple times. Hotel is a close walk to the lighthouse and on a beautiful marina. If you purchase rooms or package through Expedia, make sure hotel does not charge room and taxes to your card too!!

We have been here before and would return again, great hotel near beach with excellent staff!

Not only is the hotel close to the beach but the view from the room is breath taking! You are also close to a restaurant and bar with excellent staff and food! The whole experience is unforgettable! We will be back!!!

Treasure Cay Resort is centrally located on Great Abaco Island. It is perfectly situated as a base for boating in the area. We were drawn there because we wanted to swim with the pigs that live on No Name Cay. We rented a boat from J.I.C. Boat Rentals that are located at Treasure Cay’s Marina and from there it was a short trip to No Name Cay. We visited all of the area islands over the next several days. We went as far south as Hope Town and north to Manjack Cay. Treasure Cay Resort was built in the 1980s and like most of the facilities in the Bahamas it has not been updated since but, it is well maintained. The staff could not be more friendlier or accommodating. In the area there are many choices of restaurants, a grocery store, tour companies, fishing guides and one of the world’s best beaches. It would be nice to see a more modernized resort but it is clean and safe. This was our first trip to Bahamas other than from cruise ships in Nassau and it was a little surprising that credit cards are not always accepted and if they are many times there are minimums and surcharges. You can quickly go through cash. The tax system in the Bahamas is based on importing of goods and therefore the prices for everything are higher. We were there the second week of August which is the end of the season. Many of the businesses were in the process of closing down until November so I would not recommend going any later.