Lighthouse Pointe At Grand Lucayan
Freeport, BahamasAll travelers
Our take
Upscale all‑inclusive beachfront resort in Freeport with pools, spa, beach and golf nearby
- 196 rooms
- ~15 min from FPO
Resort facts & overview
- Location
- Freeport, Bahamas
- Audience
- All travelers
- Brand
- Independent
- Rooms
- 196
- Dining listed
- -
- Airport
- FPO
- Transfer
- ~15 min
Why travelers love it
“Upscale all‑inclusive beachfront resort in Freeport with pools, spa, beach and golf nearby”
Guests consistently praise the calm white‑sand beach and friendly, helpful staff. Families enjoy quiet atmosphere, on‑site pools, children’s activities and proximity to Port Lucaya Marketplace.
Food & drink
WeakDining has collapsed alongside the property, with most restaurants permanently shuttered and only a lobby restaurant and pool bar keeping limited hours.
medium confidence
What you'll enjoy
- Pool bar operational during day
- Lobby restaurant still serving
Heads up
- Most restaurants permanently closed
- Very limited variety
- Pool bar closes early
Dining overview
Property has two restaurants on‑site plus coffee shop/cafe and pool bar. Cuisine described as international; breakfast, lunch and dinner available. Additional nearby seafood restaurants within walking distance.
Beach
MixedThe beachfront location remains the property's residual asset, though reviews focus overwhelmingly on the building's condition rather than the sand.
low confidence
What you'll enjoy
- Beachfront setting
- Scenic Bahamian coastline
Heads up
- Little recent commentary on beach quality
Pristine white-sand beach with clear, calm turquoise water, with plentiful loungers and umbrellas available.
Pools
WeakThe pool area is diminished, with the pool bar closing early and no signs of the lively pool scene the resort once had.
medium confidence
What you'll enjoy
- Pool bar still open during day
Heads up
- Pool bar closes early
- Overall pool scene feels empty
Two outdoor pools with loungers and umbrellas plus poolside bar; atmosphere family‑friendly, quiet.
Rooms & suites
196 roomsRoom categories
- Ocean View King Room
- Suite 1 Bedroom
Room details here are AI-assisted, compiled from the resort's own website and public sources. Categories and names change often — confirm the exact room when you book.
What’s included
WeakWhatever the rate, it is too much for a property where rooms smell of mold, plumbing fails, and most restaurants are closed.
high confidence
Heads up
- Paying all-inclusive rates for a partially closed resort
- Guests cutting stays short
- Rooms unusable due to mold
Package inclusions and upgrade access have not been collected yet. Confirm them for your room and dates when booking.
Amenities & activities
Couples
Not a fitOne birthday guest called it beautiful and romantic, but the broader picture of mold, closures, and a deserted property makes this a risky pick for a milestone trip.
medium confidence
What you'll enjoy
- Friendly, helpful staff
- Beachfront setting still scenic
Heads up
- Property feels deserted
- Mold odors in rooms
- Half the hotel permanently closed
Families
Not a fitWith pervasive mold complaints, guests reporting illness within days, and most amenities shut down, this is not a property to bring children to right now.
medium confidence
Heads up
- Mold smell throughout rooms
- Guests reporting respiratory symptoms
- Limited food and activity options
Peace & Quiet
MixedQuiet by default because the resort is largely empty, with more than half of it closed and few guests around.
medium confidence
What you'll enjoy
- Very low occupancy
- Deserted grounds
- No party crowd
Heads up
- Eerie, abandoned feel
- Little atmosphere or energy
Fitness center, steam room, spa, children’s activities, business center, meeting rooms, wedding services, golf course nearby.
What past guests say
“There's nothing left because everything is abandoned.”
★☆☆☆☆
★★★★★
“We had a great time. All inclusive, I ate more there than I do at home. Drinks were flowing. Staff was friendly and enjoyed conversations learning about the history of the hotel and its future. Staff also helped us celebrate our daughter’s birthday. They went above and beyond. The rooms are kinda boring and dated, nothing in the vicinity except souvenir market. We ate at the hotel, rented a car to visit the island and its beaches. There’s much more to see. Kinda had a ghost time vibe, but I unde”
★★★★★
“We had a great time. All inclusive, I ate more there than I do at home. Drinks were flowing. Staff was friendly and enjoyed conversations learning about the history of the hotel and its future. Staff also helped us celebrate our daughter’s birthday. They went above and beyond. The rooms are kinda boring and dated, nothing in the vicinity except souvenir market. We ate at the hotel, rented a car to visit the island and its beaches. There’s much more to see. Kinda had a ghost time vibe, but I...”
★★★★★
“I dont recommend! The resort was once a very Beautiful place. Now more than half of the hotel is closed permanently. Now its deserted all over, not many guests. We had to switch rooms twice because first one smelt overwhelming with mold, second room also but not as bad. The entire hotel smells like mold from flooding issues. We felt Congested and ill on the 2nd day. There is not much to eat as most restaurants are permanently closed, the pool bar is open but not late and the restaurant in lobby ”
★☆☆☆☆
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Know before you book
- Food and drinks can be pricey onsite
- Little recent commentary on beach quality
- Most restaurants permanently closed
- Very limited variety
What you should know
What to Know
More than half of the resort is permanently closed and mold odors are widespread; multiple recent guests left early or fell ill and would not return.
high confidence
What you'll enjoy
- Front desk will attempt room moves
- Staff remain courteous
Heads up
- Persistent mold smell in rooms
- Wet carpets and dehumidifiers running
- Plumbing issues reported
- Most restaurants permanently shuttered
Check‑in from 3 PM (15:00), minimum age 21 for check‑in; bring cash for tipping; no pets allowed; airport transfer short from FPO.
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What we know
Everything below comes from data we collected: here's the inventory for this resort.Updated June 2026- Photos
- 5
- Review excerpts
- 20
- Dining venues
- Not yet collected
- Menus
- Not yet collected
- Room categories
- Not yet collected
- Videos
- 3
- Editorial lenses
- 8
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We tell you what we know, and what we don't.
- Last updated
- June 23, 2026
- Sources
- Google PlacesDirect resort media
- Completeness
- 67%
Source collection snapshot
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- 5 photos
- 13 videos
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