
Set along the turquoise waters of Nassau’s iconic Cable each, Rosewood Baha Mar is an intimate retreat where the character of The Bahamas is reflected in its architecture, service and strong sense of place.
Occupying a peaceful stretch of sugar-white sand, the resort comprises 221 rooms, suites and villas, each with a private balcony or terrace. Beachfront villas with three to six bedrooms offer generous indoor-outdoor living and private plunge pools just steps from the shore. Interiors draw on the island’s natural palette, pairing ocean blues and warm earth tones with woven textures, contemporary design and a curated collection of local art. Throughout, warm Bahamian hospitality creates an atmosphere that feels effortlessly personal.
Days might begin at Sense Spa or beside the water before dining at Cafe Boulud, Costa and the resort’s collection of culinary venues. Younger guests are well catered for through Rosewood Explorers, while bespoke experiences showcase the culture, flavours and natural beauty of The Bahamas. Guests also enjoy access to the wider Baha Mar resort, including the Jack Nicklaus-designed Royal Blue Golf Course, Baha Bay Waterpark, luxury boutiques, varied dining venues and the Caribbean’s largest casino. Despite these attractions on its doorstep, Rosewood Baha Mar retains a distinct sense of privacy and exclusivity.
Set along the turquoise waters of Nassau’s iconic Cable each, Rosewood Baha Mar is an intimate retreat where the character of The Bahamas is reflected in its architecture, service and strong sense of place.
Opened in the 1960s, this island institution continues to meld a laid-back Bahamian vibe with Versailles-inspired gardens, buttoned-up personal butlers and martinis on demand.
Since its opening in 1961 Sandy Lane has acquired a regal status among other Caribbean resorts and it’s not hard to see why.



