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Freeport Grand Lucayan, Bahamas

Grand Lucayan, Bahamas

1 Sea Horse Lane, Lucaya, Freeport, Bahamas | (242) 373-1333

Grand Lucayan, Bahamas
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Overview

Pros
  • Set on a long stretch of white-sand beach

  • In

    the heart of Freeport, opposite Port Lucaya Marketplace

  • Island-inspired rooms with balcony or patio and attractive views

  • Huge

    serpentine infinity edge pool, and heated lap pool

  • Seven

    restaurants, two cafes, four bars, and 24-hour room service

  • Full-service

    spa and beauty salon offering treatments

  • Golf course, tennis courts, and plenty of water sports

  • State-of-the-art fitness center with a spin room

  • Business

    center, four conference rooms, and a function pavilion

  • Concierge

    services, babysitting and childcare

  • Free outside parking

  • Free

    Wi-Fi

Cons
  • Add-on fees (such as a daily resort fee) can become costly

  • All-inclusive

    pricing does not extend to all amenities

  • Loungers can fill up fast, resigning guests to the ground

  • Unheated

    main pool is frequently described as “freezing”

  • Fully

    booked restaurants can limit dining options when it’s busy

  • High guest volume equals long waits, especially at check-in

Bottom Line

The 519-room Grand Lucayan is a sprawling, beachfront resort for travelers craving features galore in one spot. This four-pearl establishment is a 15-minute drive from the airport, and across the road from Port Lucaya Marketplace. On-site dining and drinking include a dozen restaurants, cafes, and bars. There’s a state-of the-art spa and fitness center, a huge (albeit unheated) serpentine pool, golf course, tennis courts, water sports, and large-scale event spaces. Modern, island-inspired guest rooms and suites come in a choice of decor options -- all with balconies or patios, and water or garden views. But hefty add-on fees and long service waits are a drawback, as are “all-inclusive” rooms that aren’t all-inclusive. Those seeking a smaller-scale luxury stay could check out the nearby Pelican Bay at Lucaya.