Nassau Hilton

Four star Bahamas Hotel - located in Nassau, The Bahamas.

The British Colonial Hilton, Nassau offers an ideal Bahamas vacation experience. This is an historically famous Bahamas hotel with a beautiful private beach. Situated within 5 minutes walk of the shopping district in Nassau and next door to the financial center.

The British Colonial Hilton was previously the site of the Old Fort Nassau and currently offers guests a luxurious blend of business and pleasure.

Situated on Bay Street in the center of Nassau Bahamas, the hotel is just minutes from the port and within 20 minutes of the airport.

Featuring 291 rooms and suites, the hotel offers an array of recreational facilities, including a private beach, freshwater swimming pool overlooking the ocean, full fitness centre, lush tropical gardens, non-motorized water sports, snorkelling and scuba facilities and shops. Golf is available nearby. The hotel offers more than 7,500 sq. ft. of function space, including a ballroom, boardroom, banquet room and meeting rooms.


	Five minutes from the Casinos
	Minutes walk to the famous straw market
	Full service Azure Spa & fine recreation
	Downtown location with private beach

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The British Colonial has reigned continuously over the waterfront for 100 years, longer than any other hotel in town. Its classic-colonial architecture, prime eight-acre location and beachside swimming pool provided some of the most memorable backdrops in James Bond movie history. The hotel played key rolls in 1965's Thunderball and 1983's Never Say Never Again.

Today's British Colonial claims the only private beach at Nassau’s city center. An ideal home base for vacationers, it offers not only the beach and a freshwater pool but lush tropical gardens, a full fitness center, and an on-site scuba-diving and snorkeling facility.

Equally suited for business travelers in "the Zurich of the tropics," the Hilton presides at the heart of Nassau's financial district, just 20 minutes from the Nassau International Airport.

The city itself has been reborn in recent years, due to millions of dollars in civic upgrades. The spruced-up Old World-style plaza – flanked by Nassau’s nineteenth-century parliament buildings – brings a new sense of vibrancy to a downtown that still employs horse-drawn surreys and directs traffic with bobbies in trim white jackets and colorful pith helmets.

From the Hilton, guests can walk to duty-free shops, the Bay Street Straw Market, and Government House. A five-minute taxi ride leads to championship golf courses, two world-class casinos, and unlimited water sports.

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