Motels in New Providence Island

"pool was nice"

"The staff is always nice and the food was great"

"Really friendly staff, great location, great size room. Bathroom is massive and the shower was powerful. Our room view was average but that was fine as we were out most of the day. Bed was comfortable. "

"Super friendly staff. Very kind and welcoming. Water pressure in the room was spotty - low pressure and sometimes no water. Great morning breakfast. Proximity to Atlantis was perfect! Great value overall. "

"Amazing property and staff. We've been coming here for 7 years and each year gets better!!"

"Ac and parking are ok, staff in front is always grumpy, blankets and pillows have a weird scent"

"Had a great time!"

"Had to call to get the AC fixed because it was making a noise and the filter was filthy. "

"Everything about this place was great. I took a star off because it wasn’t the ideal place for us. The casino is very central to the resort and is hard to avoid. If you’re not into gambling, it’s just annoying/sensory overload. We figured out a way to exit the building a floor above and take some stairs to the pools and beach. That made the stay a lot more enjoyable, but still we had to walk through the casino to go to the restaurants and shops. There are not many businesses outside the resort, so for food, you’re pretty much stuck with the resort’s restaurants, which are good but pricey. For example, one night at one of the more affordable restaurants, we got fish and chips and a mussels appetizer (as a main), no drinks, and the bill was about $100. Drinks are $20 each. There’s a liquor store and a small market near the entrance to the water park. I got a bottle of rum and some cans of juice and make my own drinks in the room. There’s also a great daiquiri place in that same area. Still not exactly cheap but the quality of the drinks is phenomenal. Overall, I’d say I’m not really a resort person. I liked walking to the little market and seeing locals NOT working in uniforms. We even took the jitney into town one day and that was an interesting experience."