Grand Hyatt Baha Mar
What We Love
- Getting pampered at the 30,000-square-foot ESPA spa
- Being steps away from 3,000 feet of white-sand beach
- Having more than six swimming pools to choose from, including a BEACH Sanctuary reserved for resort guests
What To Know
- The property is part of the Baha Mar resort and retail development
- Valet parking and dry cleaning services are available
- The resort charges a daily resort fee
- Free WiFi
Amenities
- Bar
- Casino
- Free WiFi
- Golf
- Golf Course
- Gym
- Kids Club
- Parking On Site
- Pool
- Restaurant
- Room Service
- Spa
Overview
The Lowdown
Grand Hyatt Baha Mar offers 1,800 ocean-, fountain-, and island-view guest rooms, including 230 suites all featuring tropical accents, dramatic architecture, and local art. The hotel is part of the three-hotel complex known as Baha Mar, a high-end resort playground with the Caribbean’s largest casino, a flagship ESPA, 18-hole Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course, and numerous restaurants, luxury boutiques, and nightclubs. Just steps from the hotel lobby is lovely Cable Beach and Grand Hyatt’s BEACH Sanctuary, which is reserved exclusively for guests. Experience island-inspired and global cuisine from acclaimed local and international chefs, be it cocktails on the beach at Out Island Bar or Mediterranean cuisine served from an open kitchen at 3 Tides. After dinner, soak in the suave environment of the Blue Note, a jazz-themed bar pairing classic cocktails and live music.
In the Area
Sporty types will have a field day with the activities available at the resort. For a start, the 18-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course features ocean views and beautiful natural topography. Then there’s the The Racquet Club at Baha Mar, where you can perfect a swing of a different kind on one of the nine clay, hard, and grass tennis courts. Just steps from the resort is Cable Beach, a stretch of boutique stores, bars, and restaurants. Explore Bay Street and stroll through the lively open-air Straw Market where local craftsmen sell handwoven items, island souvenirs, and other charming goods. Alternatively, you can explore the underwater world on a scuba adventure with Stuart Cove’s, a dive shop with skilled divers who have been leading trips to reefs, wrecks, and coral walls since the 1970s. If you’re more of a landlubber and have a taste for rum, head instead to John Watling’s, a famous Bahamian distillery in downtown Nassau housed in the 1789 Buena Vista Estate.
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Reviews
Very nice hotel, staff took good care on everything. Everybody very polite. Good food at the "Swimming Pig" restaurant and the Drift Pool Restaurant. Excellent Conch at the Conch Bar. T2 Cigar Lounge with perfect service.
This was our first time visiting the Bahamas, but heard a lot about this resort prior to our (me and my wife) arrival. In short, all high expectations were met, and even exceeded. The resort is relatively new, opened about two years ago. The property is immense - very large gaming area, multiple restaurants, live entertainment, manicured landscapes, beautiful beaches, spa, top-notch fitness center, etc. Above all, the staff did a superb job of welcoming us, advising on offsite excursions, shopping/eateries, etc. It was an enjoyable trip and we look forward to returning soon.
We recently stayed at the Grand Hyatt Baha Mar on a business trip. The resort was really spectacular upon approaching it and the grounds were spectacular as well. The resort was laid out very well and although the resorts was very large, it was easy to walk everywhere. The staff was very friendly and offered a hello every time. The staff worked very hard to keep the grounds immaculate. One thing to be aware of is the cost to eat and drink there. It’s easy to hit $30-40 for breakfast, more for lunch and more for dinner. While the dinner prices were high, I didn’t find them excessive at all. We left the resort a couple of times to eat and the prices off of the resort were also high and you have to figure in the cost of a taxi which usually ran about $40 each way to Downtown Nassau. The drinks were also very expensive at the resort so it would be a good idea to hit the Duty Free in the airport or visit a nearby liquor store. All in all a very impressive resort.
The room was perfect, just the good size and perfectly clean. My preferred places in the hotel were the magnificent gardens and the pools, all different, which created a special atmosphere in every corner.
This hotel is beautiful, very elegant!
You will not be disappointed.
Consider there are 2 towers, East and West. Difference between the 2 is East has a bath in the bathroom and West tower only showers.
We stayed in the East Tower and our room was a deluxe ocean view WITH full balcony.
Every other floor has a full balcony, the other floors have just a walk up balcony. If you like to sit outside make sure you are staying on an odd floor number.
We were on floor 17th.
The property is spectacular, the beach needs a little work, but the water is GORGEOUS so it didn't bother us.
Not much to do for kids. One pool for little ones with shallow to deep water..other pools beautiful and regular. cabanas everywhere. There is a kids program is interested.
We LOVED the Grand Hyatt, but as a point of view of 2 adults getting away. Once they finish up the property and have the waterpark we would bring our kids too. As of now if he had our kids we would prefer the Atlantis.
Very expensive so be prepared. Restaurants are good, still a little work to do as they are still new.
Two other hotel are on the same property. SLS (all pink) caters to a much younger crowd with music day and nightly parties. And also closer the beach.
The Rosewood is still under construction and will be a very high-end property.
The casino is beautiful, it connects the Grand Hyatt to the SLS.
The SPA amazing, very big and beautiful also. The view from up there, wow!
We dined at the Japanese restaurant - very good; at the Italian, very good and had breakfast at the Regatta every morning.
Join Hyatt resorts program so you can get the room discount!