Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive

Resort hotel · Nassau

Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive

Resort hotel · Nassau

W Bay St, Nassau, Bahamas

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Breezy yet polished, this all-inclusive resort on Cable Beach features multiple dining options, lively entertainment, and stunning ocean views, perfect for relaxation and fun.

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"Breezes Resort Bahamas All Inclusive is set along Cable Beach, a 2.5-mile stretch of sand that’s considered one of the Bahamas’ most beautiful beaches. While we wouldn’t blame you if you spent the entirety of your stay on the sand, the hotel also boasts several freshwater pools — one of which has a swim-up bar — which all overlook the stunningly clear ocean. Otherwise, post up in one of the al fresco hammocks, play a round of tennis or pickleball, indulge in an island-inspired spa treatment at the on-site spa, or head to one of the five restaurants or four bars for a meal or tropical cocktail. Come nighttime, retreat to your room or suite, all of which have elegant marble bathrooms and rich mahogany wood furnishings for an elegant look and feel." - Lauren Dana Ellman Lauren Dana Ellman Lauren Dana Ellman is a New York-based freelance writer and editor who specializes in travel, lifestyle, food, and shopping content. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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@afar

"Dance the Night Away Chances are good that you’re going to spend at least one night on the islands shaking your money maker, but exactly how suavely you move is up to you. A Breezes Resort dance class will have you swinging your hips in no time (classes are high-energy, low-pressure), and primed for a night out at Bambu, where the house music is loud, and the energy electric. Hammerheads Bar and Grill features local bands every Friday night, and the music is usually lively and inviting (the extensive cocktail menu will certainly help you overcome your stage fright). All of this should serve as a primer for a night out at the legendary Jeffrey Beers-designed Atlantis Aura Nightclub, port of call for some of the best DJs in the world."

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@michelinguide

"When Regan goes, she stays at the Marley Resort & Spa in Nassau, the capital city. 'This is [Bob Marley’s] old house turned into a boutique hotel,' she says. Following an assassination attempt in Jamaica in 1976, Bob and Rita Marley spotted this former governer’s mansion and decided to convert it into their private vacation home. 'There are very few employees, [and] you see the same people almost everyday.' Lush gardens and an oceanfront location give the hotel a sense of quiet that Regan loves. 'If you go off season,' she says, 'you're likely to have the place to yourself, which is amazing.'" - Marguerite Imbert

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Victoria Lange

Google

Ignore the negative reviews, I really don’t get what people didn’t like. I just go back from a long weekend at breezes and would def go back. The staff was extremely friendly, they were very helpful with instructions & recommendations when my mom and I decided to go into town one day. The resort was clean and the staff was constantly cleaning the pool area (skimming the pools and hot tub, checking chemicals, collecting towels, & making sure there was no trash around). The food was solid. We didn’t try the buffet at lunch (others we spoke to had no complaints), but it did have some good breakfast & din buffet options. We typically had lunch at the beach grill, which was always good. Restaurants were pretty average with plenty of options including vegetarian. Piano bar was def the best option for drinks. I will say, if you’re looking for constant entertainment, probably not the place to be. They did have games and stuff at the pool and were always playing music but def not a party place. If I had to find something negative to say, it would be that the rooms are outdated, which honestly could just be fixed with a coat of paint, and that it lacks some amenities that other newer resorts have. But overall, the rooms were clean, the staff friendly, and food was decent and that was all that mattered.

Tracy W

Google

During our recent stop in Nassau on our 7 day Carnival Cruise, we decided to venture off the beaten path and spend the day at Breezes Resort. What an incredible decision that turned out to be! The resort was absolutely amazing, with a gorgeous beach, a beautiful pool, and an all-inclusive setup with complimentary drinks and food. The conch fritters were a standout—delicious! Bartenders were very friendly and accommodating as well.||Our entire family had a fantastic day, but as we headed back to the ship, we realized my daughter had accidentally left her brand-new iPhone—just one week old—wrapped in a towel on the beach. With limited time, we couldn’t go back to retrieve it and assumed it was gone for good. We called the hotel hoping someone maybe turned it in, but nothing showed up.||Enter Michelle, an extraordinary staff member at Breezes. The very next day, she called us to let us know the phone had been found. Since we were already en route to our next stop, Michelle assured us that she would personally ensure the phone made its way back to our home in Florida. True to her word, Michelle kept us updated throughout the process, communicated with such kindness and professionalism, and went above and beyond by sending the phone back—refusing to accept any payment or reward.||Michelle’s honesty, dedication, and exceptional service left an indelible impression on us. People like Michelle remind us of the goodness in the world, and we are forever grateful to her for turning a stressful situation into a heartwarming experience.||Breezes Resort is not only a stunning place to relax, but it’s also staffed by amazing individuals like Michelle who truly care about their guests. We highly recommend this resort to anyone visiting Nassau—A++++ experience all around!||Thank you, Breezes, and thank you, Michelle!

Amber Wierzba

Google

This was my first all inclusive resort, and it was wonderful. The location of the resort is right on the beach with beautiful ocean view and also has a large pool area with a bar. Everyone's really friendly - older crowd, mostly couples, no kids. The rooms are nice with good beds and showers, although the AC in my room could have worked just a tad better, the TV had the ability for me to sign into my Netflix account which was really nice. The food was really good too - each morning was a buffet which was great and then a couple options for lunch - a grill right by the pool or a buffet. There was 1 option for dinner each night other than the dinner buffet but they mixed that option up..I highly recommend the Italian option they offer! Great location, rooms, service and food.

Maria S

Google

Pros: Good value for an all-inclusive resort, beachfront location, plenty of lounge chairs available, day time activities, has an onsite tennis court and small fitness gym, free nightly entertainment, and beautiful garden grounds.||Cons: The food is not that good. I would compare it to hospital cafeteria food. The costumer service at the restaurants is very poor. The entire property is in desperate need of repairs and updates. The entertainment was repetitive - the same performer the three nights we were there. They used to have complimentary kayaks and a trapeze years ago but they did not have them anymore when we stayed. Spring breakers and student groups are allowed.||This was the second time I have stayed at this hotel, with my family, and I was very disappointed to see that it has become very run down compared to our first visit, about 12 years ago. I would describe it as a choice motel rather than a "resort." The worst part was that we were there during grad week so our trip was ruined by loud and rowdy teenagers and drunk young adults. Do yourself a favor and contact the hotel before booking to make sure you are not there when there are confirmed student groups. Despite its flaws, this location is still a good value for anyone wanting to have the Bahamas experience while on a tight budget. Just beware that, as the saying goes, "You get what you pay for."

Karen T S

Google

We were here 20 years ago and came back Jan 2025. Ignore the bad reviews it’s a great spot. Yes, rooms a bit dated but who cares they were clean, and comfortable, with daily housekeeping services. The staff was so friendly, beach grill had awesome food. Buffet was ok, daily breakfast was great. Music level fine and enjoyable. Beach beautiful and lots of room. Staff is friendly possibly it’s you they didn’t like, if music to loud your just to old go to seniors resort. If you want to relax, enjoy the sun, and have a decent bite while on vacation enjoy it, it’s fine. Others we spoke to while here agree.

Roger Celletti

Google

We went to breezes in early November. The beach is gorgeous. We enjoyed the pools, although some people thought they were cold. Drink service was really good. The food was okay. I thought breakfast and lunch were great, dinner was sometimes disappointing. Most of the servers and staff were really friendly. Some of the staff I found to be not as outgoing but never rude. November is a slow time for the resort I did find there was a lot of construction going on, but it didn't really bother us. The entertainment was okay but I found it to be monotonous. The food was the weakest link actually but it is a short walk to the Ba ha ma resort which boast great restaurants. You can you take the short walk over there but bring a lot of money. A couple of drinks is about $50, meals will be more than 100.

Doris P

Google

The resort was clean and the staff was very nice and accommodating. The food was exceptional, especially the buffet. You can get eggs prepared exactly like you want them every morning. The beach area had some litter that needed to be addressed but was otherwise amazingly beautiful. I loved that the resort is about a 7-minute bus ride to town where the straw market is (as well as many other markets) and is only a $1.50 fun bus ride each way. I was very disappointed that the hot tub was out of order during our entire week's stay. The alcohol is all shelf-level alcohol, no premium alcohol, so bring your own if you want the premium. The shower in the room needs an upgrade and did not work properly. I had to fumble with it each time I used it. Some of the electrical outlets in the room did not work either. The rooms have no balcony. I stayed Monday-Friday and there wasn't much in the way of entertainment each night. I saw only one show that was good but lasted only about 30 minutes and some karaoke another night. I also think that a soft-serve ice cream machine would be an excellent addition to this resort. It is stated that the staff does not accept tips, but they do, and rightfully so. Overall, it was a great price for the all-inclusive at this resort.

Rav Saffron Khela

Google

Currently at breezes in the bahamas. OK I knew it was a 3 star however, what is advertised is misleading. I had to upgrade to a beach front just to have a stocked fridge! I needed a fridge for my injections and empty one would have cost me £70 a night! Ridiculous. Shower is so old and requires repair. Spa, what spa. What isn't advertised is that it only offers massages at 10, 11 & 12 and not available every day. When I complained and spice to a manager, I was told they would get back to me. It's been three days! No follow up at all. The cost of upgrading gave me very little for the money I have spent! Food is poor especially the buffet and pan Asian. Rooms are clean but there is a smell and curtains are not clean. Very few sockets. Staff are friendly overall. Beach is nice. Water is not available in the room so you have to pay for it. Entertainment is the same every night and there is nothing cultural On arrival they didn't have anyone to help take my luggage to my room and expected me to find my own way to my room Overall I would say this is more a 2 star rather than a 3 star. I regret booking for 10 nights