Need to know
Rooms
11, including one four-bedroom villa.
Check–Out
11am, and check-in is at 4pm. Both are flexible, on request and subject to availability.
More details
Rates include breakfast, with à la carte and set menus available at the Fig Tree each morning. Gluten-free and vegan options are available on request, too.
Also
Two of the Garden View Rooms have been adapted for guests with limited mobility, and all the hotel’s communal areas (including the restaurant, bar and pools) are wheelchair friendly.
Hotel closed
The Potlatch Club shuts up shop for the season from 16 August to 31 October 2025.
At the hotel
Public beach, 12-acre garden, fitness center, concierge and free WiFi throughout. In rooms: TV with Netflix, air-conditioning, ceiling fan, minibar, tea- and coffee-making kit, free bottled water, umbrella, yoga mat, clothes steamer and La Bottega bath products.
Our favourite rooms
When on Eleuthera, it feels only fitting to stay as close to the sand as possible; and here, that means settling in the Beachfront Cottage, with easy access to the water and its own hammock-graced garden. Even in the Garden Suites, that airy island breeze reaches the coral-pink accents and soaring ceilings.
Poolside
Where a towering white spire protrudes between the palms sits the resort’s central, crescent-curved pool, bordered by sun-soaked loungers and steps from the mojito-serving Sand Bar. You’ll also find a second outdoor pool alongside the Fig Tree restaurant (both are open between 7am and 7pm); and if you’ve bagged yourself the Pineapple House, you’ll have your own space to swim in.
Spa
Tschendra is the name of your healing host at the Natura Bissé-backed Acqua Spa, and she comes with a revered repertoire of holistic and Ayurvedic techniques to her name. You can take treatments in the spa’s nature-swathed massage room, on the beach or in your suite; but wherever you decide to destress, Tschendra will suggest a treatment based on your mood — if you need to slow down, it’ll be laced with lavender, and for low-energy days, expect zesty citrus boosts. There’s also a fully equipped gym, as well as a terrace for yoga and Pilates classes.
Packing tips
A penchant for writing: word on the street is that Paul McCartney penned the lyrics to Oh! Darling here on hotel-supplied stationery.
Also
There’s more than pretty palms to admire around the resort's winding paths; wander its maze and you’ll find an open-air hut with murals from Bahamian architect Ray Nathaniels, originally painted in the 1950s and preserved during restorations.
Children
Welcome; there’s no kids’ club, but babysitting can be arranged with 48 hours’ notice for $20 an hour, and family-friendly activities can be organized by the concierge team.
Sustainability efforts
When the hotel’s owners stumbled across the estate in 2016, it was coated in a thicket of foliage; and though it’s since been stripped back, they have been careful to put the land’s conservation at the forefront of design and day-to-day operations. Inside, everything runs sustainably, from energy-efficient appliances to recycling and food composting — even the plastic is upcycled into reusable materials. The restaurant uses locally sourced and sustainable ingredients, and part of the hotel’s profits are reinvested into the island’s communities through training programs and conservation projects.
