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Our Lucaya Beach and Golf Resort

Our Lucaya Beach and Golf Resort, Lucaya

At a Glance

    Pros

  • stunning beach
  • great water features
  • variety of accommodations, casino, and restaurants

    Cons

  • currently not fully operational
  • expensive restaurants
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Our Lucaya Beach and Golf Resort Review

Here's where it's always happening, from beach fun to nightlife and gambling. Lucaya's grandest resort includes 7½ acres of soft-sand beach (the entire resort covers 372 acres). The focus here is on dramatic play-area water features and golf. The property has a 17,000-square-foot casino, six restaurants, lounges, a children's camp, a first-rate spa, and a shopping complex. The section of the resort known as Breaker's Cay is now a Radisson-branded property. (The former Reef Village closed in 2011 for renovations and has remained closed indefinitely until the U.S. economy and demand pick back up.) The 10-floor high-rise building curves like a wavy cruise ship with oversize rooms and suites done with art deco interpretation. In addition, two-story structures replicate Caribbean-style plantation manors and house all-water-view rooms and suites removed from the resort's hustle and bustle. Another manor-like building holds the lobby, where Wi-Fi is available free-of-charge. The resort offers all-inclusive plans.

    Contact Information

  • Address: Sea Horse Rd., Lucaya, Grand Bahama Island
  • Phone: 242/373-1333; 866/870-7148 in U.S.
  • Website: www.ourlucaya.com
  • Location: Lucaya

    Hotel Details

  • 540 rooms, 26 suites.
  • Credit cards accepted.
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    Great looking, but with problems....

    We've traveled quite a bit and enjoy character in a destination, whether the high-end style of St. Lucia and St Barts, or the somewhat gritty local flavor of a Havana, Negril, or Playa del Carmen. This resort (and destination) really filled neither need for us. The Bahamas are, um, boring but pretty. The resort is pretty but with problems. While it does live up to the heavenly-bed/shower/etc. reputation, the facility itself was less than comfortable as the best rooms (over in the Lighthouse Pointe section) have a serious problem with outside noise, in particular a very loud jacuzzi blower pump that is located about 50-100 away, directly between the rooms and the ocean. When people are in the jacuzzi (which is pretty far away, thankfully) you can forget about hearing the ocean, or even relaxing at all if you have your slider open. And if you don't, then what's the point of paying the big bucks for an ocean view?
    Also, the facility in general has a temperature problem in all of the public areas -- they are bone-chillingly cold, and the service staff says that they have no power over it at all. We asked several times and they seemed very genuine about it -- one waitress even said that it was a bit of a joke amongst the staff as everyone complains about it.
    So we gave up and caught a flight to Playa del Carmen to finish out our trip.

    by jskeels, 11/19/06

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