Hilton hotels quality in a beautiful location. A favourite for Bahamas vacations and a landmark of hospitality in Nassau since 1901, the British Colonial Hotel reopened as the British Colonial Hilton Nassau in October 1999. Hilton's 18-month, $68-million restoration converted the timeless classic into a thoroughly modern luxury vacation hotel. At the same time, the renovation preserved the hotel's historic resonance and enhanced its tropical charm.
Today's British Colonial Hilton claims the only private beach at Nassau’s city center. An ideal home base for Bahamas vacations, it offers not only the beach and a freshwater pool but lush tropical gardens, a full fitness center, and an on-site scuba-diving and snorkeling facility. The Azure Spa offers a variety of pampering services.
Patio Grill And Pool Bar
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The city itself has been reborn in recent years, due to millions of dollars in civic upgrades. The spruced-up Old World-style plaza – flanked by Nassau’s nineteenth-century parliament buildings – brings a new sense of vibrancy to a downtown that still employs horse-drawn surreys and directs traffic with bobbies in trim white jackets and colorful pith helmets.
Of course Nassau, Bahamas still boasts the other attractions that make it one of the world’s best vacation destinations: a well-preserved history, lively nightlife, great shopping, and amazing beaches. From the Hilton, guests can walk to duty-free shops, the Bay Street Straw Market, and Government House. A five-minute taxi ride leads to championship golf courses, two world-class casinos, and unlimited water sports.
Happy Hour from 5pm to 7pm everyday. Karaoke ever Friday from 9pm to 12 midnight. Whether you're sampling one of our many tropical concoctions or diving into a tantalizing sandwich there couldn't be a better place to be.
This fun, casual restaurant located on the first floor, serves Italian favorites with a Caribbean flare. At breakfast and lunch, choose from our a la carte menu or browse the extensive array of local and Italian specialties displayed on the buffets of Executive Chef Neil Mather.
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