The Royal at Atlantis

Nassau, Bahamas
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About The Royal at Atlantis

The Royal is the signature tower of Atlantis Paradise Island, the huge resort on Paradise Island across the harbor from downtown Nassau. Its 1,201 rooms sit in the famous twin towers linked by a bridge suite, at the heart of a resort that includes the Aquaventure water park, marine habitats with 15 exhibits, Dolphin Cay and the Atlantis Casino.

What sets it apart is the scale of things to do. Water slides, a lazy river, aquariums, beaches and more than 20 restaurants are all within walking distance of your room. It suits families with kids and teens, groups, and anyone who wants a resort that doubles as a theme park on the beach.

At a glance

1,201
Suites & rooms
11
Pools

Highlights

  • Iconic twin towers with the Bridge Suite
  • Aquaventure water park with Mayan Temple slides
  • 15 marine exhibits and Dolphin Cay
  • Restaurants by Nobu, Michael White and Alon Shaya

Amenities

Aquaventure water park11 poolsMarine habitat with 15 exhibitsDolphin CayAtlantis CasinoKids club ages 3 to 12Beach accessSpaMore than 20 restaurantsLive entertainment

Rooms and suites

Rooms at The Royal range from standard rooms to large suites. Categories include:

  • Standard rooms with resort or ocean views
  • Suites of various sizes
  • The Bridge Suite linking the two towers

The Royal is the closest tower to the casino and the main marine exhibits, which makes it a convenient base. Rooms on higher floors look out over the ocean or the harbor.

Restaurants and bars

Guests at The Royal can use dining across the whole Atlantis resort. Venues listed for the resort include:

  • Nobu: Japanese, inside the casino
  • Paranza: Italian seafood by chef Michael White
  • Silan: Mediterranean by chef Alon Shaya
  • Seafire Steakhouse: classic steakhouse
  • Cafe Martinique: Mediterranean-inspired with Bahamian ingredients
  • Carmine’s: family-style Italian
  • Chop Stix: contemporary Chinese
  • Bimini Road: Bahamian and seafood with live music
  • Poseidon’s Table: international buffet
  • Murray’s Delicatessen: New York-style deli
  • Shake Shack: burgers and fries
  • Cocodrilo: coastal Mexican

There are also quick spots around Aquaventure, such as Shark Bites, River Bend Cafe and Breakwater’s Grill. Meals are paid separately unless you add a dining plan.

Beach, pools and spa

Atlantis sits on Paradise Island’s beaches, and the wider resort has 11 pools, including three for children. Aquaventure has water slides, including the Mayan Temple slides, and a river ride through the grounds.

The resort spa offers massages and treatments for an extra charge.

Activities and entertainment

The marine habitat has 15 exhibits, and Dolphin Cay offers dolphin interactions at an extra cost. Atlantis Kids Adventures is a paid club for ages 3 to 12, led by Adventure Guides.

Adults have the Atlantis Casino, live music, bars and nightlife across the resort.

Nassau itself is close by. Downtown Nassau has Bay Street shopping, the Queen’s Staircase, Fort Fincastle and the cruise port, and the Straw Market sells local crafts. Boat trips leave daily for snorkeling, swimming with the famous pigs in the Exumas by day trip, and quieter cays around New Providence. Arawak Cay, known locally as the Fish Fry, is a lively spot for conch salad and Bahamian food.

Who it’s best for

  • Best for: families with kids and teens, groups and first-time visitors who want water slides, aquariums and plenty of restaurants in one place.
  • Consider another resort if: you want a quiet getaway, an all-inclusive rate or a small hotel feel.

Getting there from Lynden Pindling International Airport

Atlantis is about 10 miles from Lynden Pindling International Airport (NAS), across the bridge on Paradise Island.

Taxis are the usual way to get there, and travel time depends on traffic through Nassau.

The Bahamian dollar is pegged one to one with the US dollar, and US dollars are accepted almost everywhere. Visitors need a valid passport. Taxis wait outside the arrivals hall and use set fares by zone, so it is worth confirming the price before you get in. Driving is on the left.

Good to know

  • Check-in at 4:00 PM, check-out at 11:00 AM
  • Not all-inclusive; dining plans may be added
  • Atlantis Kids Adventures is a paid kids club for ages 3 to 12
  • Dolphin Cay experiences cost extra
  • Guests can walk to the marina, casino and beaches

Location of The Royal at Atlantis

AddressOne Casino Drive, Paradise Island, The Bahamas
Nearest airportNAS

FAQ about The Royal at Atlantis

Is The Royal at Atlantis all-inclusive?

No. Meals are paid separately, though dining plans can be added.

Is The Royal at Atlantis adults only?

No. It is one of the most family-focused resorts in the Bahamas.

How far is Atlantis from the airport?

It is about 10 miles from Nassau's airport, on Paradise Island.

How many rooms does The Royal have?

The Royal has 1,201 rooms.

Is Aquaventure included for guests?

Guests staying at Atlantis have access to Aquaventure, the resort's water park.

Does Atlantis have a kids club?

Yes. Atlantis Kids Adventures is a paid club for ages 3 to 12.

How many pools are at Atlantis?

The resort lists 11 pools, including three children's pools.

Is there a casino at Atlantis?

Yes. The Atlantis Casino is in The Royal area and houses Nobu.

What time is check-in at The Royal?

Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM.

Can you swim with dolphins at Atlantis?

Yes. Dolphin Cay offers dolphin interactions for an extra fee.