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Name: Hotel Riu Palace Paradise Island - Adults Only - All Inclusive
Rating: 8

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Colony Estates Hotel Guide

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Recent Colony Estates hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

The Reef at Atlantis

5 out of 5

Posted 4 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The property was wonderful. My family and I had a great time."

A verified traveler stayed at The Reef at Atlantis

Comfort Suites Paradise Island

1 out of 5

Posted 5 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Where do I start...Room #212 smells HORRIBLE! I complained to the manager on duty and she stated there wasn't a smell but she would have some type of spray that would help, never helped! Our friends said that it smelled like it was behind the walls, ironically the Damp commercial came on every other commercial! My husband opened the cabinet next to the fridge and it smelled like DEATH which made it worse, so we made sure not to open that ever again. While taking showers, the bathtub never drained which grossed us out. The rooms need to be updated, they are from the late 80's. The side of the box spring mattress was stained so we were scared to look at the rest of the mattress. If we sat on the end of the bed, it made a loud sound and sort of sunk in. Our sliding door didn't open, like it was off track. Breakfast was grits, eggs, meat, fruit, breads EVERYDAY except the one day there was potatoes instead of grits. Grits were the only thing that saved me. We were given a $50 credit to eat/drink with but weren't given details so we tried to use at The Royal Delicatessen and were denied. Then we tried it at Poseidon's Table and again denied to where it was embarrassing! Staff did provide 2 small bottles of water daily so I guess that was a perk?! The only thing that got me through the week was telling ourselves that we were only there to sleep which was hard because every time we opened that door, it was hard!"

A verified traveler stayed at Comfort Suites Paradise Island

Hotel Riu Palace Paradise Island - Adults Only - All Inclusive

2 out of 5

Posted 7 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The staff were not very nice. Acted put out every time you asked for help. The request for services (ie minibar refill) were ignored. Asked 5 separate times, and it was done 1 time. The room we played for was not available on day 1. We had to check out and check back in on day 2 to get the room that we paid for. Pool was great. Food was OK. Will not be back! The people we met had the same experience as we did."

A verified traveler stayed at Hotel Riu Palace Paradise Island - Adults Only - All Inclusive

The Royal at Atlantis

4 out of 5

Posted 8 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The Royal Tower has the most updated rooms. But there is no kitchenette or microwave which is a nice convenience for the Reef tower. If you want to save money by cooking and heating up leftovers, I would recommend Reef over Royal. The pros to the Royal tower is it’s central to Atlantis, and you don’t need to take shuttles; everything is walkable. Ocean view rooms are amazing! We were in 15-522 and the view is breath taking. You have a perfect view of the ocean and the resort, you can see predator lagoon and mantas and sharks swimming from your room. And the staff are slightly nicer and a little more flexible when entering the hotel with wet swimsuit attire on. The access to the water park is right at your door step vs other towers (Reef, Coral, Cove). If you are traveling with kids or teens, I would recommend Royal Tower and a room with ocean view if budget is not a concern."

A verified traveler stayed at The Royal at Atlantis