Offering an intimate alternative to massive resorts in Nassau, the 30-room Island House still makes space for perks like a cinema, spa, lap pool, and three restaurants (pastries at the coffee bar, Southeast Asian fare on the rooftop at Shima, and decadent options like ceviche and foie gras on the menu at Mahogany House). Neutral design palettes (think white linens and lots of wood furniture) back at the room allow the gardens and waterscapes viewable through sliding-glass doors to truly stand out.
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