I stayed with my boyfriend and my parents at the Port Lucaya Resort & Yacht Club for 4 days and it was a blast.

The location is terrific. We had 2 room downstairs with a pool view (olympic pool by the way!!). The upstairs rooms have a marina view.

It is so beautiful and lively to wake up every morning and open the door or the marina and seeing the boats going in and out during the day.
The market is colorful and lively and the people are really sweet and helpfull.

There are plenty (I mean plenty!) of restaurants of all style right on the marina (you don't even need to walk). Some are amoung the best I ever had (Luciano's...). There again, the people are really nice and do their best to have you have the best stay as possible.
The marina has a concert every night with local or american music. There are bars along the marina for a drink until late at night.

Any activity can start from the Port Lucaya resorts: boat tours, scuba diving trips, car rentals, scooters rentals, local bus. The bech across the street in the Sheridan hotel is huge and if you walk toward East you will find yourself alone on a delicious white sand beach.... Paradise :-)

I would recommend this hotel very much. The rooms are confortable yet not too expensive. There is a fridge and a microwave in the room.
Just bring your shampoo because it is not provided.

Enjoy Grand Bahama!!!

The Port Lucaya Resort & Yacht Club was awesome; we had a fantastic time. Me and my three friends traveled to the Bahamas through the Discovery cruise line; and it was worth every penny .The hotel staff was great, rooms where clean, location of the hotel................ SUPERB. When reading these reviews you must remember; that everyone had a different expectation and experience. Thus what one person likes another may dislike. So go and have a great time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The location of the Port Lucaya Resort is very nice, right on the marina. The Marketplace is steps from the front entrance; a casino is across the street; the beach is across the street, a 5-minute stroll at most. There are several restaurants, very good ones with great service, at the Marketplace (Zorba's Greek Restaurant was excellent!) But the hotel itself leaves something to be desired.

We arrived on the Discovery Cruise at 1:00 p.m. and took the transfer shuttle to the hotel, arriving around 1:30. Check-in time is not until 3:00, and they told us no rooms would be available until then. The bellman (a very sweet, friendly man) stored our luggage for us so we didn't have to carry it around while we waited. Most people took to explore the Marketplace, but we stayed in the lobby, which was comfortable.

When we did check in at 3:00, they took us to our room. The hotel is made up of six or seven two-story buildings surrounding the large pool area. We were in the building farthest from the main office, and were escorted there in a golf cart so we didn't have to haul our bags. The room was not bad, but nothing special - a king-size bed, small table with two chairs, dresser, small TV, and surprisingly, a small refrigerator and microwave. There was one towel in the bathroom (and two of us) so my husband called to ask for another one. We got no answer from housekeeping or the front desk, so when we left the room later that day, we went by the desk to ask about towels. They assured us we'd have some when we returned from dinner, but guess what - we still didn't have them. My husband went back to the desk and finally got some towels. Not necessarily a problem, but a little irritating.

Although the Marketplace was next door, and had live music on Saturday night, our room was quiet and restful. The beds are a little old and lumpy, but we were so tired that we didn't really care. When we went to shower, though, we realized there was no shampoo, and were told that there was a sundries shop in the Marketplace if we needed it. We just washed our hair with the hand soap. When I went to dry my hair, the built-in dryer didn't work, so I looked a fright most of the day.

Checkout time is 11:00 a.m., but the shuttle was not scheduled to pick us up until 2:30. We checked our bags at the desk again - with the same nice fella - and headed back to the Marketplace for a very late breakfast. The locals are very friendly and not pushy about selling their wares like most stops in the Caribbean. English is the primary language, so that was nice, too.

Overall, the hotel was okay, but nothing special. Not bad for the money, I guess, but next time I'd pay a little more somewhere else for the extras. The staff was extremely friendly, though, as were all the people we met on the island.

We stayed at the Port Lucaya for the Christmas holiday. This hotel is in prime location. When you step out the door you are right at the straw market and resturants. The beach is a little walk but the island is beautiful. The hotel needs some work, compared to the Sheraton and the Westin across the street this hotel needs some major upgrades. The good part is the hotel was clean and the view was beautiful. I believe that once the hotel make some major changes with upgrading the rooms and the ground area I would stay there again. Another good note is the staff at this hotel was friendly and accommodating.