Sandyport Beach Resort

Water power is too weak for showering. Everythingelse are fine.

The deluxe hotel room was quite spacious. The balcony was nice to have. Housekeeping service was excellent. All of the staff and notably, Taj, are superb and very helpful. The location offers great dining, bars, and shopping within walking distance.

This property has a beautiful scenery by the beach. Very relaxing. I went with my children however I would recommend for a honeymoon or just to get away as a couple. Bahamas is a very beautiful Island.

We came to Sandyport on our honeymoon. We booked the day before we arrived, so it was great to have availability. We were surprised that the price seemed high, but then realized that everything was equally if not more high as we came from Canada so the exchange rate had a big impact. We really enjoyed the location, we stayed in a lagoon-view room which was great. The property was overall very quiet, with relatively few people. We could always get a beach chair at any time of day without any trouble, and we were able to relax and enjoy the peace and quiet at any time of day which we loved. The room was fine - nothing special. Some of the appliances seemed out of date, and we didn't use the Jacuzzi, but overall the room was serviceable and had what we wanted. Certainly not a luxury room though, but the A/C was great and it was totally fine to sleep and spend time at the start and end of the day. We found the staff very helpful and pleasant to interact with, in particular the porter who showed us to our room, the front desk staff who re-scheduled taxis multiple times as our flight got pushed back, and the concierge who helped us book excursions. Lady Sarah, the concierge, was particularly helpful. We showed up without any plans booked, and she helped us understand the different options for an inter-island powerboat trip, and how the different things to watch for in the forecast would affect which day we should book (we were told we didn't need to worry about rain, but to watch out for wind). She was great and we booked two excursions through her, a powerboat trip to swim with pigs, turtles, hang out at a couple beaches, and see a few of the smaller islands, and a bus tour of Nassau which ended up being almost a private tour with us and 1 other participant and we really enjoyed. The food at the on-resort restaurants, was good but didn't blow us away. We enjoyed the conch fritters and mostly ate seafood. We ate at the Spritz once which was fine, but really enjoyed sitting at the end of the lagoon at night and watching turtles swim around in the water lit up by lights from the restaurant. We ate at the Blue Sail multiple times. Our favorite meal was the last night when we had seafood fettucine alfredo, whole spicy snapper, and spicy tuna sushi. The sushi in particular was great, with the freshest-tasting tuna I've ever eaten. Overall, I would recommend staying here if you're looking to avoid crowds and don't care about staying at a luxury resort.

Too far from everything: grocery stores, restaurants, bars, people. Issues with check-in, poor amenities, not much to do. Very boring and very quiet. No music.

It saddens me not to be able to leave a more favorable review given the staff was friendly and very helpful. However, our suite was in disrepair and dirty. When we arrived, there was dirty dishes and left over food from the last guests in the refrigerator. The resort gave us a $50 credit. Had this been the only issue no problem, but the bathroom and kitchen fixtures were corroded and broken. There was a huge crack in the floor of the shower, which led to water damage and a spongy floor. A broken cabinet in the kitchen and water damage underneath the kitchen sink. To top it off, we found a cockroach in the kitchen halfway through the week. The entire unit is in need of renovation. That said, we loved the location and the access to the quiet beach on the lagoon. Had the suite been in better shape we would absolutely return.

Great service

This property was very clean, quiet, and excellent family atmosphere.

My son and I just spent five days at Sandport Beach resort while it’s on a quiet side of the island of Nassau. It’s still within walking distance to many restaurants cafés and offers several pools to private beaches as well as within walking distance to the public beach. My only negative portion is that there was a lot of trash around the property as well as by the pool. The trashcan was overflowing most days. The ice machine did not work at all, and the excursion to Clifton Heritage national Park was nice, but we were not told that you were to bring swimming clothes, because half of it included snorkeling, and the beach And that was a huge disappointment as it cost $198 for two people. My son ended up going in the ocean in his clothes but that was really a huge miscommunication. We were only told to wear sneakers because it was a walking tour. We were never told anything about ocean time or snorkeling . Other than that it’s a nice resort just needs to have trash picked up around the resort and empty trash cans at pool areas. We ate breakfast once at the Starfish Restaurant it was extremely overpriced for the little amount of food given and slow service.