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Arawak Inn

Nassau, Bahamas.

Enjoy a family island experience at our cozy little inn situated within easy reach of downtown Nassau. In a garden with hummingbirds and butterflies, and close to the local zoo, historic sites and the famous Fish Fry.

Bed and Breakfast Accommodations

Our goal at Arawak Inn is to offer an awesome and unforgettable cultural experience of true island hospitality that encourages our guests to engage in Bahamian heritage, and to have them wanting to come back for more.

Conveniently located near Arawak Cay Fish Fry (native restaurants, entertainment) and close to downtown Nassau, on West Bay Street, Arawak Inn is situated in a large tree and flower filled garden which attracts hummingbirds and butterflies, and a small island style building, with self catering rooms.

Grocery stores are a 10 minute bus ride, bus fares are just $1 per person. Our small gift shop is stocked with bottled water, snacks and authentically Bahamian craft souvenirs, and Ann's award winning photos.

Come and enjoy Junkanoo at Christmas and New Year's, an amazing colorful, mesmerizing musical parade, and the special Junkanoo in July and cultural festival, featuring authentically Bahamian crafts and entertainment, that takes place at the nearby Arawak Cay.

Inn Information

Rates: 75.00 - 125.00 US Dollars (double occupancy)
Rooms: 5
With private baths: 5
Languages spoken: English
Mealplan: No meals included in price
Food Served:

• Complimentary tea selection in your room

Nearest Airport(s): Sir Lynden Pindling Int. (Nassau)

Payment methods accepted:

• Cash

Services:

Microwave, refrigerator, cable TV, A/C, private bathroom, daily maid service, cabana, gift shop, book exchange

Area Attractions and Activities:

Major attractions, such as the Ardastra Gardens Zoo and historic Ft. Charlotte, are within easy walking distance, as are two good beaches. Excursions and dive trips may be booked through our front office. Nearby there are fun activities such as horseback riding, nature walks, birding tours, and segway tours.

December is a fun filled month, with the world famous Authentically Bahamian Christmas Craft Show held from Dec 5-7 - a mega event showcasing the talents and high quality handmade products of local artisans - and Junkanoo on Dec 26 and New Year's Day, the highlight of the Bahamian calendar of events, with colorful costumes, themes, dance, and music that will hypnotize you with it's rhythm. Junkanoo is a tradition that dates back to slavery, and the costumes reflect the colorful, exotic African heritage of the Bahamian people. It starts at 1am and goes on until..............!

Most Popular Rooms:

Our most popular room is the Exuma room. It's pastel pink and green decor is restful, and the Androsia fabric curtains and accents add Bahamian charm and cheer.

The smallest of our rooms does not have a kitchen, and is intended for shorter stays. It is dedicated to our exciting cultural festival, held the day after Christmas/New Year's Day. Images of Junkanoo in Ann Gay's vibrant photos add to the decor.

Reservation Notes:

Additional person $10.00 No children under 5 yrs of age. Children under 12 stay free.

Accommodation Restrictions

• Please inquire about our policy regarding children.
• Smoking not permitted.
• No pets, please.
• No access for disabled persons.

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