Bahamas

Travelers have been escaping to Nassau’s $4.2 billion multi-hotel Baha Mar development since last spring, when the 1,800-room Grand Hyatt opened (followed by the SLS in the fall). And come June, Rosewood Baha Mar—the project’s most luxurious property—will finally welcome its first guests. It has all the makings of an idyllic getaway: spacious rooms and […]

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Photo: Courtesy Rosewood Baha Mar

Bahamas

Photo: Courtesy Rosewood Baha Mar

Rosewood Baha Mar

Travelers have been escaping to Nassau’s $4.2 billion multi-hotel Baha Mar development since last spring, when the 1,800-room Grand Hyatt opened (followed by the SLS in the fall). And come June, Rosewood Baha Mar—the project’s most luxurious property—will finally welcome its first guests. It has all the makings of an idyllic getaway: spacious rooms and some of the island’s largest suites—all with private balconies and natural materials like rattan and rope—as well as personal butler service, two pools, four restaurants, and a covetable location on Cable Beach.