Rosewood Baha Mar to Open in June

By: - February 18th, 2018
The Baha Mar

By the Caribbean Journal staff

One of the Caribbean’s most anticipated hotel openings of 2018 is coming in June.

The new Rosewood Baha Mar at the Baha Mar resort complex in Nassau is opening June 1, Caribbean Journal has learned.

The resort is now taking reservations on its Web site.

Rosewood Baha Mar will feature 185 rooms and suites, along with  a collection of five four-bedroom beachfront villas, featuring exclusive services and their own private pools.

The property will also include Sense, a Rosewood Spa, with a focus on “island-inspired” signature treatments.

Dining concepts will include Commonwealth, a farm-to-table eatery; the Pool Grille; Bar Riva and The Library Lounge.

Other amenities will include two pools, two al-fresco event areas and a fitness center. Guests will also have direct and private beach access.

The resort become Rosewood’s second resort in the Caribbean, along with the Rosewood Little Dix Bay in the British Virgin Islands, a property that is currently closed renovations.

Rosewood also has a property in the Mayakoba development on Mexico’s Caribbean coast, and recently announced plans to open a new resort in Antigua.

The resort become Rosewood’s second Caribbean resort in the Caribbean, along with the Rosewood Little Dix Bay in the British Virgin Islands, a property that is currently closed renovations.

Rosewood also has a property in the Mayakoba development on Mexico’s Caribbean coast, and recently announced plans to open a new resort in Antigua.

Rosewood Baha Mar will join the already-opened Grand Hyatt Baha Mar and the SLS Baha Mar, the latter of which made its debut in The Bahamas at the end of 2017.

For more info, visit Rosewood Baha Mar.

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