The iconic Baha Mar resort also has five restaurants, including one by Daniel Boulud.
However, Rosewood Baha Mar is arguably the most elegant, drawing a more discerning and spendy crowd.
It already felt like home.
Scenic ocean views from the Rosewood Suite Terrace at the Rosewood Baha Mar.Credit:Durston Saylor/Courtesy of Rosewood Baha Mar
Here, my full review ofRosewood Baha Marin the Bahamas.
Costa offers refined Mexican dishes in plantation-style cabanas set over a koi pond and surrounded by palm trees.
The most casual is Tingum on the Sand, a cafe for traditional Bahamian breakfast and lunch.
The lobby at the resort.Durston Saylor/Courtesy of Rosewood Baha Mar
The squiggly-shaped lagoon pool is closer to the sea and invites more kid- and family-friendly play.
Then theres Cable Beach, famous for its soft white sand.
Day beds and cabanas can be reserved for an additional cost.
The Spa
Sense, Rosewoods in-house spa, has seven rooms that offer Bahamian-inspired treatments.
Facials, manicures, pedicures and aromatherapies are also available.
Family-friendly Offerings
While the entire resort is already family-friendly, the hotel does offer several kid-specific perks.
Location
Everything at Baha Mar is within walking distance.
The resort is huge, so comfortable shoes are recommended for anyone planning to explore.
Local taxis are available, but Uber and Lyft are not.
Interior of The Library.Durston Saylor/Courtesy of Rosewood Baha Mar
The resort garden reading nook.Durston Saylor/Courtesy of Rosewood Baha Mar
Lounge chairs line around the Lagoon Pool.Durston Saylor/Courtesy of Rosewood Baha Mar
Rosewood Beach and loungers during sunset.Durston Saylor/Courtesy of Rosewood Baha Mar
