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Opening onto a 5km (3-mile) stretch of beach, this is the newest addition to the beachfront. In December 2004, the Riu Hotels chain refurbished the old Sheraton Grand here into an all-inclusive megaresort. Renovations included enlarging the pool, adding a restaurant, and generally enhancing rooms. This 14-story ecru-colored high-rise offers some of the most comfortably appointed bedrooms on Paradise Island. It's more understated than the Atlantis, a lot cheaper, and more user-friendly and manageable in terms of size and layout. Your kids would be happier with all the spectacular events at the Atlantis, but the Riu is a viable runner-up for the family trade. Guests can leave the shelter of the poolside terrace and settle almost immediately onto one of the waterside chaise longues at the beach. The hotel is within walking distance of the casino, restaurants, and nightlife facilities of the Atlantis Paradise Island Resort & Casino properties.
Welcoming drinks are served while you relax on comfortable chairs in the lobby bar amid palm trees and tropical foliage. All the spacious accommodations here are deluxe and tastefully decorated, and equipped with medium-size bathrooms containing tub/showers. Many have spacious balconies that afford sweeping water views or luxurious terraces.
For an extra charge, you can skip the all-inclusive dinner fare and dine at Tengoku, a Japanese-themed restaurant. Other choices available to jaded buffet-goers include Atlantic Restaurant, serving some of Paradise Island's finest steaks and featuring a nonsmoking section, plus a terrace; and Sir Alexander, which is Riu's gourmet a la carte restaurant, featuring highly refined, mainly continental gourmet cuisine with first-rate ingredients. Live entertainment is available 6 nights a week.
Riu Paradise Island offers the ultimate All Inclusive experience in the Bahamas.
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Complimentary sun loungers on the beach
3 km/1.8 miles to downtown Nassau
200 m/656 ft from various shops
25 km/15.5 miles from the airport
200 m/656 ft from a bus stop
Credit cards accepted: MasterCard, Amex, Visa, Diners
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Activities
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Use of swimming pool/spa tub/lounge chairs/ towels/umbrellas
Tennis
Beach volleyball
Ping-pong
Aerobics
Use of fitness center/sauna
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All-Inclusive food and beverages
All meals at on-site restaurants
All snacks
Unlimited domestic and imported beverages
Minibar drinks
In-room liquor dispenser beverages
Taxes and gratuities for all plan
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Property Amenities
The majority of amenities, activities, and gratuities at the Riu Paradise Island All Inclusive are included in the room rate; guests will not be charged extra for the majority of amenities and activities.
The Riu Paradise is located on a 5-km (three-mile) stretch of beach. Steps lead from the sundeck down to the water. On-site amenities include a swimming pool with adjoining spa tub and a sauna and fitness center. A spa features a menu of massage and body treatments and a beauty salon is open for hair and nail care. Three conference rooms can accommodate 500 people. A daily activities program is offered and evening entertainment includes live music and theme shows. A gift shop in the resort sells handcrafted items, resort T-shirts, souvenirs, and sundries.
Swimming pool - outdoor
Poolside bar
Swim-up bar
Spa tub
Spa services on site
Full-service health spa
Steam room
Sauna
Fitness equipment
Restaurant(s) in hotel
Bar/lounge
Parking (free)
Internet access in public areas
Number of rooms: 379
Multilingual staff
24-hour front desk
Porter/bellhop
Doorman/doorwoman
Security guard
Number of floors: 14
Babysitting or child care
Hair salon
Gift shops or newsstand
Tour assistance
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Rooms
The majority of amenities, activities, and gratuities at the Riu Paradise are included in the room rate; guests will not be charged extra for the majority of amenities and activities (scroll up to the All-Inclusive Details section for more information).
This all-inclusive Bahamas hotel offers 379 guestrooms and suites on 14 floors. All rooms have balconies or patios and most have partial or full ocean views. Decor features cream walls, white ceilings, rattan and white-wood furniture, pastel prints on walls, and brightly patterned bedspreads. Amenities include minibars and liquor dispensers.
Room Amenities

Cable/satellite TV
Balcony
Air conditioning
Telephone
Voice mail
Direct-dial phone
Bottled water in room
Minibar
Wake-up calls
Extra towels/bedding
Housekeeping
Hair dryer
Shower/tub combination
Child care (in room, surcharge)
Iron/ironing board
In-room safe
Television
Window opens
Clock radio
Desk
Welcome amenities
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Recreation

The majority of recreational activities and facilities described below are included in the room rate at the Riu Paradise Island All Inclusive.
An air-conditioned fitness center is equipped with cardio machines, universal gym, and free weights. There is also one lighted, hard-surface tennis court on site. Jet skiing is available on site but incurs a surcharge.
Several golf courses are within 1.5 km (1 mile), including the championship Cable Beach Golf Course.
The recreational activities listed below are available at or near the resort; fees may apply.
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Golfing nearby
Snorkeling on site
Boating nearby
Swimming on site
Kayaking
Sailing nearby
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Water skiing nearby
Personal watercraft on site
Windsurfing nearby
Volleyball on site
Aerobics on site
Tennis on site
Parasailing nearby
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Ask the Tripguy
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Air transportation and ground transportation are NOT required. We only need reservations for the Hotel part of the vacation.
Resort: Secrets Maroma Beach
Arrival: January 17th
Depart: January 24th
We're ready to book in the next few days as all other arrangements have been made.
Thanks!
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| Sent you great rate via email - hope we can assist. |
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My husband and I were scheduled for our honeymoon this December at Sandals Whitehouse. However, we just found out that this resort closed unexpectedly until December 18th. Therefore, Sandals took it upon themselves to move our trip to Sandals Montego Bay. Although they upgraded us to a better room, I have read many bad reviews about this resort. What should I believe? I have the insurance on the trip, what are my options? HELP!!!
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| Sandals Montego Bay is a nice resort, just very different than that of Sandals Whitehouse. The beach is smaller and the property is older and it's right next to the airport so airport noise will be heard...
That being said, the resort is lively with a good location to explore the Montego Bay area....rooms are mostly renovated and the food is the same as at Whitehouse.
If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to ask.
Also, if you haven't made final payment yet, you can still switch your reservation to work with an agency like ours, where we could put in further requests for upgrades, etc. at no additional cost.
Let me know if we can assist. Also, Sandals Whitehouse will be reopening, so if you really wanted that resort, we can assist you in delaying your trip until January.
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I'm looking for a all inclusive trip in Feb 0f 2010 that would be no more than 2000 dollars for my wife and I for 5 night. I have heard there are some great deals but is this realistic price or am I way to low?
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| There are plenty of opportunities that should be in your price range in both the Caribbean and Mexico - we'll be in touch via email with some options. |
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