The Sunset Cove and Rainbow Room

Room smelled musty & lots of ants.

Of all the myriad lodging choices in Eleuthera, I had the good fortune to pick Sunset Cove! Even though I arrived late on a Sunday --and was unable to call Sunset due to Verizon problems-- I'm switching to Consumer Cellular this week, I had so many problems with Verizon-- I was graciously greeted by Stephanie and soon met Andre; two of the most caring and hospitable hosts I've ever encountered in a lifetime of travel! They both went out of their way --in countless ways-- to make sure I my needs were met and my belly and soul satisfied. From patiently answering countless questions about where to eat and shop and visit... to actively helping me with my rudimentary Italian; they seemed to be Made By the God's Above to make my stay on Eleuthera one of the finest of my lifetime. THANK YOU, Andrea and Stephanie, for your kind help and friendship offered in so many ways! With their help I went caving, fishing, diving, surfing, exploring... and packed a month of fun into a (relaxed) week. I've visited perhaps 40+ Bahamanian Islands, and Eleuthera and Sunset Cove has become one of my favorites.

Nice but missing the amenities Room has been updated and is clean but the room amenities were lacking and poor quality. The towels are super thin and rough, the bath amenities are equivalent to a 1 star hotel (shampoo/conditioner combo bottle, horrible soap bar, no lotion, no tissues, no in room coffee machine, no comforter on the bed & the blanket is worn and pilly). Attention to detail is what makes a hotel memorable and a place to return. The property is isolated from any other restaurants or shops so you are confined to hotel amenities and services. Most Airbnbs & Vbro rentals provide higher quality amenities for a cheaper nightly rate.