Atlantis - Beach Tower
Casual tower near beach at Atlantis, Paradise Island
Miles of sand
Part of the water-park and marine-life Atlantis resort on Paradise Island, which connects by bridge to Nassau, this 423-room tower at the tranquil east end of the resort lies close to 3 miles of beach.
Day/night family fun
Attractions include 11 swimming areas, water slides, a saltwater sports lagoon, a health spa, a 24-hour casino, 35 restaurants/bars, children's/teens' clubs, and 34 acres of marine-life lagoons.
Full balconies
Tropical-decor guestrooms contain two-chair dining sets, shower/tub combinations, televisions with U.S. cable channels and pay movies, and include full balconies with chairs and cocktail tables.
What to expect:
Designed around the theme of the mythical Lost Continent of Atlantis, this resort expanded from a casino destination into a family destination by including vast water-park and marine-life attractions. Beach Tower, which was the resort's first structure, and provides the most tranquil location nearest the beach, offers the least expensive accommodations.
Insider tip:
Just opened in 2005 and located 300 yards from the resort, Marina Village includes international brand-name shops, Bahamian arts/crafts vendors, five restaurants (including Carmines of New York and Johnny Rockets), as well as Jamba Juice and the Caribbean's first Starbucks.
Follow up:
Rooms
The entire Atlantis-Paradise Island resort (Beach Tower, Coral Towers and Royal Tower) offers 2,300 guestrooms. The Beach Tower, at the tranquil east end of the resort and offering the least expensive accommodations, has 423 guestrooms in a nine-story pink building with a lobby featuring pink-marble floor, pink ceilings, and garden atrium. Outside under a Plexiglas roof, plumply cushioned white-rattan couches provide open-air relaxation. (Note: Beach Tower guests register at the Coral Towers lobby.)
Guestrooms are smaller than those in the other towers. Beach Tower rooms include full balconies furnished with chairs and cocktail tables. Tropical decor includes pale-peach walls, light-colored furniture, and seashell-motif fabrics.
Room Amenities
Cable/satellite TV
Pay movies
Hypo-allergenic
bedding available
Balcony
Complimentary newspaper
Climate control
Air conditioning
Blackout drapes
Voice mail
Multi-line phone
Internet access - dial-up
Minibar
Coffee/tea maker
Wake-up calls |
Housekeeping (daily)
Turndown service (on request)
Complimentary toiletries
Hair dryer
Child care (in room, surcharge)
Electronic check-out
Electronic/magnetic keys
Television
Iron/ironing board
In-room safe
Window opens
Clock radio
Smoking rooms
Cribs (infant beds)
available |
Property Amenities
Mandara Spa showcases an Asian theme via white marble, sisal rugs, Balinese artifacts, and aqua acrylics. The 11,500-square-foot spa offers a rain shower, steam room, and sauna; women's and men's relaxation lounges; and an open-air pavilion with saltwater Thalassotherapy pool. The pool is heated, jetted, and has a diameter of 30 feet (surcharges for spa use without treatment.) In Coral Towers, a two-story library offers computers that provide 15 minutes of complimentary Internet access, daily. Wireless Internet access is available at Plato's Lounge (Royal Tower) and in the Coral and Beach Tower lobbies for a daily surcharge.
Valet parking:
The cost is $5-$15 per 24-hour period with no in/out privileges
Dining
Seagrapes - In Beach Tower. Casual, colorful spot displaying masks from The Bahamas' annual Mardi-Gras-like Junkanoo parade. Seagrapes Circus (jugglers, clowns, stilt walkers, face painters, balloon artists) featured Thursday–Saturday. Breakfast, lunch and dinner buffets. “Kids Korner” dining section/menu.
The Cave Bar and Grill - Open-air lunch spot featuring underwater views of marine life. Burgers, hot dogs, salads, ice cream.
Beach Tower Lobby Lounge - Coffee drinks, bagels, pastries. Cocktails day and evening.
Notable restaurants elsewhere in the resort:
Nobu - In Atlantis Casino. Outpost of acclaimed Nobu Restaurant. Japanese cuisine served. Menu includes new-style sashimi and yellowtail with jalapeno.
Bimini Road - In Marina Village. Caribbean fare served. Outdoor bar. Grand open kitchen with conch station (Bahamian conch prepared to order). Menu selections include tamarind-glazed pork chop, grilled mahi mahi, and mojo-marinated chicken. Pineapple bread pudding, tropical sorbets, cookie-bash pie. Live entertainment; tropical libations.
Johnny Rockets - In Marina Village. Family-friendly, 1950s-style diner. Tabletop jukeboxes; hamburgers, chili dogs, chicken salads, shakes, and apple pie.
Atlas Bar & Grill - Located in casino overlooking marina with indoor/outdoor seating. Sports, news, movies on TVs. Lunch/dinner choices such as ribs, pasta, burgers, sandwiches.
Lagoon Bar & Grill - Open-air lunch spot located next to saltwater lagoon. Roof shaped like giant seashell. Sandwiches, salads, pizza, light meals, and tropical drinks.
Shark Bites - Open-air lunch spot across lagoon from Lagoon Bar & Grill. Live Bahamian music. Lighter fare including sandwiches, salads, steak, seafood. Takeout counter. Takeout counter.
Starbucks - In Marina village. Coffee drinks served.
Jamba Juice - In Marina village. Fruit and vegetables blended into smoothies or juices.
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