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Few nations the size of the Bahamas can offer visitors such a wide range of lodgings—everything from bare-bones fishing camps, cozy B&Bs, and eco-resorts to luxurious hotels, world-class megaresorts, and privileged private-island getaways. Problem is, they are scattered over scores of islands, so you have to be more careful than usual in choosing your hotel. After all, unlike in the States, if you don't like your first choice, you can't just hop into your car and drive around until you find something better. The next flight may be two days away. We bring you a selection of the best: large and small, moderately priced and outrageously expensive—but all good value.
The double-crescent beach, over two miles long, is breathtaking. Ditto the crystalline water. Ditto the golf course, with hardly a blade of grass out of place...more
You see pictures of this friendly little inn all over the place—its playful, polychromatic facades have become almost a surrogate logo for the Bahamas....more
Harbour Island—or "Briland," the most chic Out Island off North Eleuthera—is where you'll find the first capital of the Bahamas, 300-year-old...more
The latest (March 2007) addition to the Atlantis complex has 600 suites and few of the design flourishes (at least indoors) of its sister hotels. The interiors...more
Off the northeast coast of Andros, the biggest (though paradoxically most unspoiled) Bahamian island, is this idyllic 96-acre private island, which has been...more
The original Ocean Club, with its terraced Versailles Gardens and 12th-century cloister, is what gave Paradise Island its classy reputation back in the Sixties....more
Pastel cottages overlook "the bluest-green seas and a three-mile stretch of unbelievably lovely pink sand." The cottages' "lush, private garden settings" are...more
The opening of this ten-room boutique hotel in 2003 heralded the next wave in the St. Barths-ization of once-sleepy Harbour Island. The work of Miami developer...more
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