Bahamia in Freeport?
Jul 19th, 2001, 09:05 PM
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We just got back from a stay at the Bahamia in June and it's a dump. However, it did not prevent us from having a great time on the island. I would strongly suggest staying in the Lucaya area vs. Freeport because Freeport is much more run down and seedier. Lucaya has nice shops, nice hotels, restaurants, etc. I do not recommend the Bahamia. Hope this information helps.
Jul 28th, 2001, 07:09 AM
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All <BR> <BR>I have a courtesy hold at the Bahamia in Freeport and now I have my doubts. It is a good deal but..... (dump?) It is only for three nights and it's cheap like I said. So.....go or no? We could stay home and spend our money here, if it's a bust. What are you thinking Lisa? <BR>CW
Jul 28th, 2001, 09:30 AM
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If the price is right and you know what you are getting into which I think you don by now. Go, have fun. RELAX and do get upset about the little things. Keep reminding yourself that you got a deal. If you priced air alone your would probably pay the same. So go to the hotel, hang at the beach and have a good time. Anything is better than staying home.
Jul 28th, 2001, 11:16 AM
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Thanks Frizz <BR> <BR>My husband and I both laughed at the, anything is better than staying home. <BR> One more question? They are also offering us an all inclusive... will we be able to find eats independent of the Bahamia? $200.00 per person for two days. That seemed too high to me. But everyone I have talked to says it's really expensive there. How $ <BR> <BR>Any suggestions? <BR> <BR>
Jul 28th, 2001, 07:05 PM
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Lisa, The Resort at Bahamia is under renovations as they are connecting their two properties now but it still is accomodating and close to a major shopping and tourist center. Bahamia is the residential subdivision that belongs to the Resort at Bahamia and it is quiet.The island has many such places to be away and alone. I live here and plan to live in Bahamia soon.
Jul 28th, 2001, 07:26 PM
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Lisa, I responded to you before reading Mr frizz's comments. I wouldn't call it a dump but is is right a lot needs to be done. the Tower @ Bahamia is better my wife and I stayed there for our 10th. Yes the prices are much higher here than US. eg. Loaf bread $2.55, taxi fares just increased. Our economy is based mostly on your economy since we do not pay income taxes Government raises funds through import duties on almost every thing we use . we produce very little. You can have a good vacation here , i believe the experience would be worth it. Come se how we live on just one of our islands.
Jul 29th, 2001, 06:07 PM
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Went to the Bahamia in June...is a dump and the towers have so much construction the pool is closed...have to cross the street to the other half of the hotel, tennis courts were closed. If you arent picky about what the place looks like you cant get a cheaper vacation. ps>>my room smelled like a giant ashtray!
Jul 30th, 2001, 12:42 PM
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Lisa, <BR> If you are still considering the Bahamia for your vacation I suggest you go to the following web sites and view their message boards. They're much more active than this and I believe you'll get a much more realistic, and honest, opinion of the state of the resort right now. I would be very skeptical of reports from people who don't post a legitimate email alias. The sites are: <BR> <BR>www.bahamas-mon.com <BR>www.bahamas-on-line.com <BR>www.interknowledge.com/grandbahama/ <BR>www.bahamasvg.com <BR>www.bahamas.com <BR> <BR>You'll probably have to click through a menu or two to get to the message boards, but I think it will be worth your while. You may even find an alternative to Bahamia that sounds good. <BR> <BR>Danny
