Bahama Beach Club Resort

We stayed at the Bahama Beach Club June 28-July 5th. This was our family’s second time staying at Bahama Beach Club. We love to travel and we rarely go back to the same spot more than once when it comes to an extravagant trip like the Bahamas. We have decided we will be returning every summer for the rest of our lives. We have never encountered a friendlier staff. They go above and beyond to make sure you have everything you need. I truly cannot put into words how amazing they are. Serenity, Natalie, Izzy, Daryl, the other lady at the pool bar (can’t remember her name!) Janae, the list goes on… we cannot thank you enough for making our trip magical and memorable. Janae went all the way to Marsh Harbour to get me flowers and a fruit basket for my birthday! These people love to spoil the guests and they do so with a genuine smile on their face. The restaurant food is always great. The service is wonderful considering there is only one restaurant and they stay busy! Each night is a theme (Taco Tuesday, Italian night, steak night, BBQ etc..) The pool bar is a vibe for sure! Everything at this resort is so chill and laid back. The Fourth of July fireworks party is a TIME! They have a Junkanoo and the fireworks are incredible. We look forward to this party each year now. If you need a special dinner they will handle everything for you! I had the most wonderful birthday dinner with live music, a cake, balloon arch and the most beautifully decorated table! The condos are incredible as well. We have booked a VIP 4 bedroom unit both times and have loved both condos so much. The beach and the water is like 5 steps from the door and the views are breathtaking. I definitely recommend getting a condo on the end so you have the best views. The ones in the middle are blocked by the pool bar and restaurant. Our condo was super clean and very beautifully decorated. We stayed in 2086. The kitchen is spacious and has everything you need. They provide paper towels, dish soap, detergents (laundry and dishwasher), coffee maker and everything you need for that including coffee. There is a large washer and dryer in each condo as well. We had 8 people and plenty of room. The pools are small but perfect for the size of the resort. The beach is the star of the show!! The water is crystal clear, the sand is soft, and the sunsets are Instagram worthy! The beach is one of, if not the best beaches I have ever had the pleasure of spending time on. I recommend renting a golf cart to explore the island with. We loved riding down to Sunset Pizza for some Frose and pizza. Their pizza and food is delicious. We ate there three times on our trip. If you are looking at this resort and thinking of planning a trip here do not think twice because it doesn’t get much better!! You won’t be disappointed!

The beach at Bahama Beach Club is undeniably beautiful, but our stay was marred by numerous issues. The island, decimated by Hurricane Dorian in 2019, feels desolate and has not been rebuilt, leaving a stark, underdeveloped landscape. The resort itself is decent but falls short in critical areas. Sanitation standards were inadequate, with staff failing to follow basic standards (we daily witnessed them preparing seafood and produce on the same surface), which likely contributed to our entire group suffering from food poisoning. The resort advertises two restaurants, but one is a pool bar with the other a dinner cafe, and they never operate simultaneously. During our stay, the pool bar was open from 12 PM to 4 PM, and the cafe from 6 PM to 9 PM, leaving no breakfast options (there is one supermarket on the island, Maxwell’s, about 45 minutes away). Service was slow, with drinks consistently taking 15-30 minutes to arrive and the check after dinner taking a full hour. Additionally, prices on the final bill exceeded menu prices on multiple occasions, adding to the frustration. Frequent power and water outages disrupted our stay. In one week, we experienced three power outages (the longest lasting eight hours from 4 PM to midnight) and four water outages. We managed these disruptions until we fell ill with food poisoning, making it difficult to cope in our villa. There is no housekeeping, and the front desk rations paper products, providing them only upon request. One night while ill, we ran out of paper products. We then discovered the front desk operates only from 9 AM to 6 PM, and the emergency contact number is out of service, making after-hours assistance impossible. This made the situation particularly challenging. We raised concerns with the staff about the power outages, water outages, billing errors, and food poisoning, but received no resolution. On our final day, a staff member told us a 24-hour bug was going around the resort and recommended we drink coconut water. While the staff were friendly when available, the sanitation concerns, unreliable infrastructure, and inconsistent billing made for a disappointing experience. The resort’s beautiful beach and potential are overshadowed by the need for significant improvements. We cannot recommend staying at this resort until these issues are addressed.

The condo was about the nicest we’ve stayed in. Very roomy, clean, well stocked with fully functional kitchen, water, coffee pods, laundry detergent, plenty of all supplies. Do bring your own beach towels. The view was gorgeous as are the beaches with the fabulous turquoise water. We enjoyed taking the ferry to Green Turtle Cay. The restaurant at the resort was attractive but we found the food there pretty disappointing and other options limited and mostly not much better. The Sands Restaurant was good and we found a little local place next to the liquor store on the main drag that we liked. There is no commissary at the resort, just a boutique, so if you need anything, you must go find the convenience store. I needed Imodium one day and was just out of luck so bring whatever you may need OTC or otherwise. It is a cool place but stop at the supermarket in Marsh Harbor, there’s not much at Treasure Cay.