Hotels with Kitchenettes in New Providence Island from $195

"We loved our stay. We’re a family of three—two adults (one pregnant) and a nine-year-old—and Sandyport was exactly what we needed: small, safe, and relaxed. We stayed in a ground-floor suite, which was perfect for us. It had two bathrooms, one king bed, and a pull-out couch, and kitchen. The room was tidied every morning, essentials were restocked, and everything looked great. The pool area is ideal for younger kids—small enough for them to enjoy safely. That said, it may not be the best fit for teens, as they might get bored. A few more lounge chairs around the pool would also be a nice improvement. The beach is right there and it’s fantastic. As for restaurants, there are quite a few within easy walking distance, which is a big plus. However, the quality of food and service can be inconsistent, and prices are high for what you get. Expect fairly standard American-style menus. That said, our favourites were Mi Bi’s and Bon Vivants (drinks). The Twisted Lime and Blue Sail were disappointing. We ended up walking to the grocery store for fresh food, milk, and breakfast items—both to save money and to eat a bit better. The resort itself is a bit dated, but in a charming way. One downside was that we noticed some garbage around the property that didn’t seem to get picked up, and throughout our week-long stay, our suite’s towels were never refreshed (may be an extra charge). Overall, the resort is quiet, family-friendly, and accessible."

"Overall Amazing place. The beaches are spectacular and pristine. We snorkled every day and every day we saw sea turtles and tons of beautiful fish. In the hotel grounds there are pools with sea turtles, rays, sawfish, sharks, etc. The waterslides are exciting even for older kids and adventurous adults, and the the rapid river is huge, wraps around the whole park area and is tons of fun. There are lifeguards all over, and lifejackets readily available for little ones. The beaches have plenty of loungers with shade covers. There are lots of options for food and drinks while you by the pool or on the beach. The pools are also numerous and beautifully designed. Lots of options for dining. Lots of nightlife as well: casino, night club, teen night club, arcade, a colonial style street scape with reataurants, stores, and cool places to grab drinks. Truly relaxing spot, and incredibly beautiful. Ok so what wasn't so great: The prices are wild...no other way to say it. This is partly due to the fact that this is an island and everything is imported (food an drink). But everyhing at Atlantis is exceptionally expensive. A pizza will set you back 70 bucks. Minigolf costs 44 dollars US per person. Why? The place was built in 1990 and is showing its age. Lots of minor repairs needed. Usually 50% of waterslides open on any given day. Overall amazing though and wonderful people. We'd go back. "