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Superclubs Breezes - Breezes Resort

Nassau, BahamasAll travelers

1 / 5

Our take

Laid‑back beachfront all‑inclusive resort on Nassau’s Cable Beach with fun entertainment and value pricing

  • 391 rooms
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Resort facts & overview
Location
Nassau, Bahamas
Audience
All travelers
Brand
Independent
Rooms
391
Dining listed
-

Why travelers love it

“Laid‑back beachfront all‑inclusive resort on Nassau’s Cable Beach with fun entertainment and value pricing”

Guests praise the beachfront setting, friendly staff, clean rooms, and strong value for money at Breezes Resort Bahamas all inclusive.

Food & drink

Strong

Above average buffet with a standout Thursday gala dinner and reliably good outdoor grill, though selection can feel limited and à la carte hours are inconsistent.

Dining overview

Dining options include a main buffet with nightly themes (Banana Boat), an Italian restaurant (Martino's), a romantic garden restaurant (Garden of Eden), an Asian-fusion restaurant (Munasan), and a beach grill serving snacks and local favorites (Reggae Cafe). Options are a mix of buffet and à la carte.

Beach

Standout

Cable Beach is the headline reason to book: soft sand, clear water, and widely called one of the best beaches in Nassau, with attentive beach service to match.

Editorial beach rating
Aerial view of beachfront resort with pool area, red roofs, blue loungers on sand.

Photo: Tripadvisor

Aerial view of beachfront resort with pink buildings, white sand, turquoise ocean.

Photo: Tripadvisor

Pools

Strong

The pool is attractive and well-staffed with a lively swim-up bar scene, though it sits at the noisy heart of the resort.

Editorial pool rating

The resort has multiple freshwater pools, including a main swimming pool, a misting pool, and the Sip & Dip® swim-up bar and pool.

Swim-up bar
Aerial view of beachfront resort with pool area, red roofs, blue loungers on sand.

Photo: Tripadvisor

Rooms & suites

391 rooms

Offers about 391 rooms in two wings; room types include beachfront, oceanview, gardenview, patio rooms, suites, plus a Presidential Suite; décor is dated but functional, with ground‑floor patios or upper‑floor balconies.

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.

Room photos

Photo: Tripadvisor

Photo: Tripadvisor

Photo: Tripadvisor

What’s included

Strong

Priced honestly as a no-frills all-inclusive: you're paying for Cable Beach, strong drinks, and warm staff, not for luxury finishes or modern rooms.

Package inclusions and upgrade access have not been collected yet. Confirm them for your room and dates when booking.

Amenities & activities

Couples

Stretch

A laid-back, affordable pick for couples who want beach time over polish, though spring break crowds and loud pool music can wreck the romance depending on when you go.

Families

Not a fit

Marketed as 14-and-up rather than a kids resort, so there's no kids club or child-focused programming; fine for families with teens who want beach and pool, not for young children.

Peace & Quiet

Mixed

Peaceful on the beach and in ocean-facing rooms, but the central pool area runs loud with a PA system and music, and spring break weeks turn the whole property rowdy.

Facilities include multiple freshwater pools, a fitness center, tennis and pickleball courts, beach volleyball, and an open-air games room with billiards and table tennis. The resort also offers nightly entertainment and a nightclub.

Full-service spaSwim-up barFast Wi-Fi included

Know before you book

Not for:families
  • Dated facilities
  • Occasional noise from entertainment
  • Some service and food quality inconsistencies
  • Occasional seaweed not raked promptly

What you should know

What to Know

An older, no-frills property where the beach and staff carry the experience; go in with the right expectations, avoid March spring break weeks, and skip pool-facing rooms if you value quiet.

Tipping is not permitted as gratuities are included. A resort-casual dress code applies at à la carte restaurants; tank tops are not allowed, but tailored shorts are acceptable. Be aware that some guest reviews mention rooms can be dated.

All photos

Photo: Tripadvisor

Photo: Tripadvisor

Photo: Tripadvisor

Photo: Tripadvisor

Photo: Tripadvisor

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What we know

Everything below comes from data we collected: here's the inventory for this resort.Updated July 2026
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5
Review excerpts
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Dining venues
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Menus
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Room categories
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Videos
3
Editorial lenses
8

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Last updated
July 27, 2026
Sources
Direct resort media
Completeness
50%
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