Graycliff Hotel

What an amazing stay and in the heart of downtown Nassau. If you have the extra money to spend I recommend this place, literally a mansion! Read their history and you’ll understand. Poolside service, cigars in their patios and amazing food, Graycliff didn’t disappoint! Thank you to all the kind staff as well, you guys were amazing, hope to see you again soon.

The Graycliff is a stunning property and we had the most amazing stay. Once you enter the Graycliff it is like stepping back in time where the ambience and excellence is at the forefront of your visit. The staff are attentive and nothing is too much trouble. The dining experience is something not to be missed and there is a pianist every night to add to the atmosphere and mystique of the Graycliff experience. Our stay truly was amazing and the history of the place adds to the uniqueness. To also stay at the same location as royalty and countless celebrities is the icing on the cake………. Graycliff - Don’t ever change!! Thank you for a wonderful stay

The hotel is charming. Beautiful grounds and stunning swimming pool. Great location and nice area close to main attractions like queens staircase and other places. Very friendly staff. Our family had a good time at this hotel.

Amazing historical hotel! Staff were attentive and professional. The room was large, clean and well appointed. The lounge has an endless drink selection, a piano singer and fresh rolled cigars while you watch! The dining room is gorgeous, the menu offers lots of options and the food quality was impressive. Topping it all off with a tour of their 3rd largest in the world wine cellar was a treat. Might also add that Drake and his crew were there for dinner/drinks one of the nights we stayed.

First time stay at Graycliff, though we had dined at their amazing highly rated restaurant before. The hotel is small and very upscale, beautifuly furnished with period pieces rather than cookie cutter type of look. Our room, even tho we booked the standard deluxe base room, was massive and felt like you had stepped back in time. It felt more like staying at a grand house that has been in the same family for generations. Tons of Bahamian and British touches everywhere, beautiful grounds, the main pool is unlike anything I had seen before at a hotel. The staff is superb, kind, friendly and we had great conversations with all about the history of the place, Nassau etc. Fantastic all around!

Great location if you want to do shopping in Nassau. A few blocks to downtown. The grounds are well established n beautiful. Service was excellent.

Lovely, historic gem of a property. Staff and amenities are excellent. Enjoy.

Reality does not reflect the advertising. Pools were unkept. Overall ran down.

What was once a lovely old property has fallen in to neglect. There are some definite highlights from our stay - Dimitri at the front was wonderful, helpful, incredibly kind & friendly. The tour of the wine cellar was interesting; the large pool was gorgeous although the other pool was dirty & gardens unkempt. There was never any staff at the pool. The rooms were very spacious & elegant however had not been updated in quite some time, they smelled musty and my husband sneezed every time he walked in. The "jacuzzi" bath was a deathtrap, a gorgeous marble top around it made it impossible to get in / out of without straddling it & hoping not to slip. There was grouting missing, & the plug was impossible to put in the bath as it had so much limescale; same with the shower head. There was the renmants of a wasp nest on the shutter, I tried to open them so we could get some fresh air. The towels were thin & small. Breakfast was awful. We arrived the night of the Junkanoo, and as we came home at 1:30am, there was a very drunken woman having a very loud conversation with her friend in the courtyard; I also had to go outside to ask the gentleman getting ready on the patio to stop yelling to his friends, there was also another guest who loudly spoke to his phone in the sitting areas / dining rooms. We had to walk through the parking lot to get to our room as the gardens were closed and there was construction, which felt weird. Overall not what you'd expect for $500 night.

Stayed four nights, two adults. It’s an old building but it was very clean. Not a good property if you have trouble with stairs, since most of the rooms are upstairs. There is traffic noise and you can hear the piano and diners but that’s over by 11 pm. The food is overpriced for the quality but the wine is fantastic! The property is beautiful and must have been incredible in its heyday, but is overgrown and falling apart a bit. It’s an easy walk down the hill to Bay Street but the up is a workout. The staff and service was phenomenal!

A historic hotel wit historic deferred maintenance. Looks like half the rooms and common areas are out of service. Eat here but do not stay here. It is a 2-3* facility.

It’s not as impressive as it could be . Everyone was hyped about this hotel but it was little run down and property was not taken care off . It’s a cool concept but I would not say it’s a luxury hotel .

Nice gardens. Access to rooms through service areas

Old world charm. Overall the staff was very accommodating. The place had a slightly rundown feel (My Venetian blinds did not fully close.

Amazing historical hotel! Staff were attentive and professional. The room was large, clean and well appointed. The lounge has an endless drink selection, a piano singer and fresh rolled cigars while you watch! The dining room is gorgeous, the menu offers lots of options and the food quality was impressive. Topping it all off with a tour of their 3rd largest in the world wine cellar was a treat. Might also add that Drake and his crew were there for dinner/drinks one of the nights we stayed.

First of all, the staff and service went above and beyond and were super kind and helpful. The restaurant and food was fantastic. The room was clean, but I believe that the air quality was poor because a day after staying there we developed coughs and i noticed some mildew around the AC vents inside. Wifi was very limited in the room, if available at all. A hot shower was difficult to achieve in the evenings. All in all, it's what i expected given the older elegant building style. It would have been phenomenal if it was maintenanced a little better. The yard and pools were beautiful and not crowded. Regardless of the few issues, we would still stay there again and enjoyed our stay this time too.

Loved the staff. Old hotel with the best charm. Management was very accommodating and kind. Staff very hardworking and pleasant. Would always come back, but some parts of the hotel could use a tiny bit of freshening up. A must see!

Reality does not reflect the advertising. Pools were unkept. Overall ran down.

What was once a lovely old property has fallen in to neglect. There are some definite highlights from our stay - Dimitri at the front was wonderful, helpful, incredibly kind & friendly. The tour of the wine cellar was interesting; the large pool was gorgeous although the other pool was dirty & gardens unkempt. There was never any staff at the pool. The rooms were very spacious & elegant however had not been updated in quite some time, they smelled musty and my husband sneezed every time he walked in. The "jacuzzi" bath was a deathtrap, a gorgeous marble top around it made it impossible to get in / out of without straddling it & hoping not to slip. There was grouting missing, & the plug was impossible to put in the bath as it had so much limescale; same with the shower head. There was the renmants of a wasp nest on the shutter, I tried to open them so we could get some fresh air. The towels were thin & small. Breakfast was awful. We arrived the night of the Junkanoo, and as we came home at 1:30am, there was a very drunken woman having a very loud conversation with her friend in the courtyard; I also had to go outside to ask the gentleman getting ready on the patio to stop yelling to his friends, there was also another guest who loudly spoke to his phone in the sitting areas / dining rooms. We had to walk through the parking lot to get to our room as the gardens were closed and there was construction, which felt weird. Overall not what you'd expect for $500 night.

Stayed four nights, two adults. It’s an old building but it was very clean. Not a good property if you have trouble with stairs, since most of the rooms are upstairs. There is traffic noise and you can hear the piano and diners but that’s over by 11 pm. The food is overpriced for the quality but the wine is fantastic! The property is beautiful and must have been incredible in its heyday, but is overgrown and falling apart a bit. It’s an easy walk down the hill to Bay Street but the up is a workout. The staff and service was phenomenal!

It’s not as impressive as it could be . Everyone was hyped about this hotel but it was little run down and property was not taken care off . It’s a cool concept but I would not say it’s a luxury hotel .

Old world charm. Overall the staff was very accommodating. The place had a slightly rundown feel (My Venetian blinds did not fully close.

Amazing historical hotel! Staff were attentive and professional. The room was large, clean and well appointed. The lounge has an endless drink selection, a piano singer and fresh rolled cigars while you watch! The dining room is gorgeous, the menu offers lots of options and the food quality was impressive. Topping it all off with a tour of their 3rd largest in the world wine cellar was a treat. Might also add that Drake and his crew were there for dinner/drinks one of the nights we stayed.

First time stay at Graycliff, though we had dined at their amazing highly rated restaurant before. The hotel is small and very upscale, beautifuly furnished with period pieces rather than cookie cutter type of look. Our room, even tho we booked the standard deluxe base room, was massive and felt like you had stepped back in time. It felt more like staying at a grand house that has been in the same family for generations. Tons of Bahamian and British touches everywhere, beautiful grounds, the main pool is unlike anything I had seen before at a hotel. The staff is superb, kind, friendly and we had great conversations with all about the history of the place, Nassau etc. Fantastic all around!

Lovely old Bahamian Hotel with bags of character, comfortable room and out of this world restaurant

First of all, the staff and service went above and beyond and were super kind and helpful. The restaurant and food was fantastic. The room was clean, but I believe that the air quality was poor because a day after staying there we developed coughs and i noticed some mildew around the AC vents inside. Wifi was very limited in the room, if available at all. A hot shower was difficult to achieve in the evenings. All in all, it's what i expected given the older elegant building style. It would have been phenomenal if it was maintenanced a little better. The yard and pools were beautiful and not crowded. Regardless of the few issues, we would still stay there again and enjoyed our stay this time too.

We really enjoyed this hotel. Is a really interesting building right in the middle of Nassau, very charming, we loved our room, which was very big, altogether a big plus and a big thumbs up.

What was once a lovely old property has fallen in to neglect. There are some definite highlights from our stay - Dimitri at the front was wonderful, helpful, incredibly kind & friendly. The tour of the wine cellar was interesting; the large pool was gorgeous although the other pool was dirty & gardens unkempt. There was never any staff at the pool. The rooms were very spacious & elegant however had not been updated in quite some time, they smelled musty and my husband sneezed every time he walked in. The "jacuzzi" bath was a deathtrap, a gorgeous marble top around it made it impossible to get in / out of without straddling it & hoping not to slip. There was grouting missing, & the plug was impossible to put in the bath as it had so much limescale; same with the shower head. There was the renmants of a wasp nest on the shutter, I tried to open them so we could get some fresh air. The towels were thin & small. Breakfast was awful. We arrived the night of the Junkanoo, and as we came home at 1:30am, there was a very drunken woman having a very loud conversation with her friend in the courtyard; I also had to go outside to ask the gentleman getting ready on the patio to stop yelling to his friends, there was also another guest who loudly spoke to his phone in the sitting areas / dining rooms. We had to walk through the parking lot to get to our room as the gardens were closed and there was construction, which felt weird. Overall not what you'd expect for $500 night.

Stayed four nights, two adults. It’s an old building but it was very clean. Not a good property if you have trouble with stairs, since most of the rooms are upstairs. There is traffic noise and you can hear the piano and diners but that’s over by 11 pm. The food is overpriced for the quality but the wine is fantastic! The property is beautiful and must have been incredible in its heyday, but is overgrown and falling apart a bit. It’s an easy walk down the hill to Bay Street but the up is a workout. The staff and service was phenomenal!

We stayed four nights and had a fantastic experience. The hotel is gorgeous and storied, the staff are unparalleled in their kindness and service; the gem inside the hotel is the restaurant and the sitting room where we enjoyed a signature champagne cocktail and listened to the fantastic house band. A truly fantastic experience from beginning to end. Highly recommend.

The hotel is charming. Beautiful grounds and stunning swimming pool. Great location and nice area close to main attractions like queens staircase and other places. Very friendly staff. Our family had a good time at this hotel.

Old world charm. Overall the staff was very accommodating. The place had a slightly rundown feel (My Venetian blinds did not fully close.

Fantastic Bahamian Experience! Great setting, perfect energy and wonderful staff.

We are eternally greatful for the willingness of Graycliff to take in two strays. Our flight was cancelled after a number of delays and Graycliff graciously accepted us after a very late booking-and gave us an upgrade. We had always wanted to spend a little time at Graycliff. We were just overwhelmed with the splendid hospitality, the amazing food and the feeling of Graycliff in itself. You can feel the history in every footstep you take. A special thank you to Kendra and the night security.

The hotel is beautiful and tranquil with a fascinating history and old world elegance rarely found today. Dining and service here are superb. The staff are extremely helpful and friendly. It is perfect for those travellers who do not wish to stay in a large hotel chain resort.

Amazing historical hotel! Staff were attentive and professional. The room was large, clean and well appointed. The lounge has an endless drink selection, a piano singer and fresh rolled cigars while you watch! The dining room is gorgeous, the menu offers lots of options and the food quality was impressive. Topping it all off with a tour of their 3rd largest in the world wine cellar was a treat. Might also add that Drake and his crew were there for dinner/drinks one of the nights we stayed.

First time stay at Graycliff, though we had dined at their amazing highly rated restaurant before. The hotel is small and very upscale, beautifuly furnished with period pieces rather than cookie cutter type of look. Our room, even tho we booked the standard deluxe base room, was massive and felt like you had stepped back in time. It felt more like staying at a grand house that has been in the same family for generations. Tons of Bahamian and British touches everywhere, beautiful grounds, the main pool is unlike anything I had seen before at a hotel. The staff is superb, kind, friendly and we had great conversations with all about the history of the place, Nassau etc. Fantastic all around!

Lovely, historic gem of a property. Staff and amenities are excellent. Enjoy.

Loved the staff. Old hotel with the best charm. Management was very accommodating and kind. Staff very hardworking and pleasant. Would always come back, but some parts of the hotel could use a tiny bit of freshening up. A must see!

What an amazing stay and in the heart of downtown Nassau. If you have the extra money to spend I recommend this place, literally a mansion! Read their history and you’ll understand. Poolside service, cigars in their patios and amazing food, Graycliff didn’t disappoint! Thank you to all the kind staff as well, you guys were amazing, hope to see you again soon.

The staff were super friendly and the location was fabulous.

The hotel is charming. Beautiful grounds and stunning swimming pool. Great location and nice area close to main attractions like queens staircase and other places. Very friendly staff. Our family had a good time at this hotel.

We really enjoyed this hotel. Is a really interesting building right in the middle of Nassau, very charming, we loved our room, which was very big, altogether a big plus and a big thumbs up.

Great location if you want to do shopping in Nassau. A few blocks to downtown. The grounds are well established n beautiful. Service was excellent.

Beautiful historic hotel, excellent service. Hotel is in an isolated area away from other shops and restaurants, it requires walking along a dangerous busy street to reach the downtown. Hotel and food are fantastically expensive.

Stayed four nights, two adults. It’s an old building but it was very clean. Not a good property if you have trouble with stairs, since most of the rooms are upstairs. There is traffic noise and you can hear the piano and diners but that’s over by 11 pm. The food is overpriced for the quality but the wine is fantastic! The property is beautiful and must have been incredible in its heyday, but is overgrown and falling apart a bit. It’s an easy walk down the hill to Bay Street but the up is a workout. The staff and service was phenomenal!

The Graycliff is a stunning property and we had the most amazing stay. Once you enter the Graycliff it is like stepping back in time where the ambience and excellence is at the forefront of your visit. The staff are attentive and nothing is too much trouble. The dining experience is something not to be missed and there is a pianist every night to add to the atmosphere and mystique of the Graycliff experience. Our stay truly was amazing and the history of the place adds to the uniqueness. To also stay at the same location as royalty and countless celebrities is the icing on the cake………. Graycliff - Don’t ever change!! Thank you for a wonderful stay

We stayed four nights and had a fantastic experience. The hotel is gorgeous and storied, the staff are unparalleled in their kindness and service; the gem inside the hotel is the restaurant and the sitting room where we enjoyed a signature champagne cocktail and listened to the fantastic house band. A truly fantastic experience from beginning to end. Highly recommend.

We are eternally greatful for the willingness of Graycliff to take in two strays. Our flight was cancelled after a number of delays and Graycliff graciously accepted us after a very late booking-and gave us an upgrade. We had always wanted to spend a little time at Graycliff. We were just overwhelmed with the splendid hospitality, the amazing food and the feeling of Graycliff in itself. You can feel the history in every footstep you take. A special thank you to Kendra and the night security.

The hotel is beautiful and tranquil with a fascinating history and old world elegance rarely found today. Dining and service here are superb. The staff are extremely helpful and friendly. It is perfect for those travellers who do not wish to stay in a large hotel chain resort.

Amazing historical hotel! Staff were attentive and professional. The room was large, clean and well appointed. The lounge has an endless drink selection, a piano singer and fresh rolled cigars while you watch! The dining room is gorgeous, the menu offers lots of options and the food quality was impressive. Topping it all off with a tour of their 3rd largest in the world wine cellar was a treat. Might also add that Drake and his crew were there for dinner/drinks one of the nights we stayed.

Lovely romantic property. This is a little gem in the island. Amazing manager, great service from Henry, Valentino and the whole staff. Graycliff restaurant is perfection from the eggs benedic for breakfast to escargot and beef brochettes for lunch to an unforgettable dinner. We will definitely come back.

Lovely old Bahamian Hotel with bags of character, comfortable room and out of this world restaurant

What was once a lovely old property has fallen in to neglect. There are some definite highlights from our stay - Dimitri at the front was wonderful, helpful, incredibly kind & friendly. The tour of the wine cellar was interesting; the large pool was gorgeous although the other pool was dirty & gardens unkempt. There was never any staff at the pool. The rooms were very spacious & elegant however had not been updated in quite some time, they smelled musty and my husband sneezed every time he walked in. The "jacuzzi" bath was a deathtrap, a gorgeous marble top around it made it impossible to get in / out of without straddling it & hoping not to slip. There was grouting missing, & the plug was impossible to put in the bath as it had so much limescale; same with the shower head. There was the renmants of a wasp nest on the shutter, I tried to open them so we could get some fresh air. The towels were thin & small. Breakfast was awful. We arrived the night of the Junkanoo, and as we came home at 1:30am, there was a very drunken woman having a very loud conversation with her friend in the courtyard; I also had to go outside to ask the gentleman getting ready on the patio to stop yelling to his friends, there was also another guest who loudly spoke to his phone in the sitting areas / dining rooms. We had to walk through the parking lot to get to our room as the gardens were closed and there was construction, which felt weird. Overall not what you'd expect for $500 night.

Beautiful historic hotel, excellent service. Hotel is in an isolated area away from other shops and restaurants, it requires walking along a dangerous busy street to reach the downtown. Hotel and food are fantastically expensive.

Stayed four nights, two adults. It’s an old building but it was very clean. Not a good property if you have trouble with stairs, since most of the rooms are upstairs. There is traffic noise and you can hear the piano and diners but that’s over by 11 pm. The food is overpriced for the quality but the wine is fantastic! The property is beautiful and must have been incredible in its heyday, but is overgrown and falling apart a bit. It’s an easy walk down the hill to Bay Street but the up is a workout. The staff and service was phenomenal!