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Treasure Cay Hotel Resort & Marina Amenities
Adjacent to the hotel is a shopping village that includes a bank, post office, laundry, liquor store, grocery, café/bakery, medical clinic, and dentist office. The village also includes clothing boutiques, gift shops, and rental offices for golf carts, cars, bicycles, and motor scooters. Two computers are available in the hotel's air-conditioned lobby for guests to access the Internet (fee).
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Recreation
Treasure Cay's claim to recreational fame is a 72-par, championship golf course designed by Dick Wilson. No tee times are necessary, and the course offers discount fees to hotel guests. Four lighted tennis courts near the beach are available to guests (fee). Guests may also rent water-sports equipment on the beach, including pedal boats, kayaks, Hobie Cats, and dinghies. Within the resort's shopping village and marina (both adjacent to the hotel) are shops renting motor scooters, bicycles, golf carts, power boats, and snorkeling and scuba-diving gear. A dive shop offers scuba-diving lessons and diving and snorkeling excursions. Deep-sea fishing and bonefishing charters are available at the marina, and boat trips can be booked to nearby islands and isolated beaches. The recreational activities listed below are available at or near the hotel; fees may apply.
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Features
What to expect: Once a separate island but now joined to Great Abaco's eastern shore, 1,450-acre Treasure Cay is a private development that includes the Treasure Cay Hotel and Marina and some vacation homes. The property juts a half-mile into the Atlantic Ocean. Low-key and tranquil, the hotel attracts leisure travelers who are content to golf, swim, snorkel, fish, sail, and sunbathe in casual surroundings. Amenity highlights: Across the narrow road 400 yards north of the hotel, a 3.5-mile, curved beach of powdery, nearly white sand slopes gently into the turquoise Atlantic Ocean. The beach is 100 yards wide at its central point, where lounge chairs, picnic tables, thatched shades and the Coco Beach Bar await guests. Adjacent to the hotel's 150-slip marina and Tipsy Seagull Bar, guests swim in a medium-sized pool and bask on a sundeck. Insider tip: For a fee, a scheduled shuttle bus offers day trips to Great Abaco Island's principal town, Marsh Harbour, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. The bus makes the 30-mile drive in the mornings and returns in the late afternoons.
Spinnaker Restaurant & Bar - Air-conditioned dining room with glass walls, peaked wood-slat ceilings, colorful table linens, mounted trophy fish. Outdoor seating available on screened veranda. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Light lunch menu includes salads, sandwiches, and conch fritters. Dinner menu includes crab cakes, conch chowder, lobster, fish, steaks, ribs, pasta, and duck. Feature dinners: Sunday pasta, Tuesday pig roast, Thursday pizza, Friday barbecue. Coco Beach Bar - Rustic, weathered-wood spot raised on low piles above the sand. Seating on open-air porch or in glass-enclosed room with nautical decorations. Lunch menu of burgers, sandwiches, salads, tropical drinks. (Closed in early autumn and other slow periods.) Tipsy Seagull Bar - Marina-front, weathered-wood, open-air bar with rustic nautical ambience. Tropical drinks and beer served day and night. Pizza Thursday nights, grilled steaks Tuesday nights. Live music some nights. (Closed in early autumn and other slow periods.)
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Treasure Cay Hotel Resort & Marina Reviews
| Traveler Ratings Summary for Treasure Cay Hotel Resort & Marina
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Overall: 3.25 |
Service
3.75 |
Condition
3.25 |
Cleanliness
3.25 |
Comfort
3.50 |
Recommend
75.00 % |
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| Great vacation!! |
Overall: 4 |
Service
5 |
Condition
5 |
Cleanliness
5 |
Comfort
4 |
Recommend
Yes |
| This was our first time to the Bahamas. Treasure Cay is the most beautiful beach I have ever seen. Its easy to see why it is one of the worlds top 10 beaches. Treasure Cay Resort & Hotel was a very nice place to stay. Everyone was friendly and courteous. I would recommend Treasure Cay for a vacation anytime.
Reviewed by traveler from Jacksonville, FL on July 6, 2006 |
| Tired resort |
Overall: 2 |
Service
2 |
Condition
1 |
Cleanliness
1 |
Comfort
3 |
Recommend
No |
| This resort could be nice if they put a little money and time into renovating it. The suites are a nice size, but there is not much else. The shower door in one of the bathrooms was falling off and there were ants all over the sink. The other bathtub/shower was clogged. The carpet is old and dirty. It's too bad, because it could be a nice place.
Reviewed by traveler from Riverside, CT on April 30, 2006 |
| Upgrade to Marine view suite a must and ask for a discount |
Overall: 4 |
Service
4 |
Condition
4 |
Cleanliness
4 |
Comfort
4 |
Recommend
Yes |
| We started with a standard room, and was not happy with how small it was on the main floor. They were not very busy and gave us a marine view suite which was 3 times bigger with a 40% discount. Well worth the change. The restaurant food at the Spinaker was not that good. We would recommend better food at "Cocoanuts" down the road. We were surprised how limited we were for restaurants (3) nearby. It is a very "layed back" area so don't expect too much for service. Probably the best place to stay in the area, unless you have a beach front home within walking distance. The shops nearby are handy.
Reviewed by traveler from Grand Rapids, Michigan on January 6, 2006 |
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