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Rosewood Baha Mar announces its reopening in October 2020


Rosewood Baha Mar Resort

ROSEWOOD Baha Mar, set within the Caribbean’s resort destination of Baha Mar in Nassau, The Bahamas, has announced its reopening this October, making it the perfect destination for a post-lockdown escape.

The resort features 232 guestrooms, suites and beachfront villas, including a six-bedroom oceanfront villa – the largest and most luxurious accommodation on property, ensuring complete privacy.

Rosewood Baha Mar Resort

New experiences have been introduced to an already packed line-up of activities including an 18-hole miniature golf course ‘Mini Blue’, in addition to a clutch of new retail stores including Tory Burch, Mont Blanc and Christian Louboutin. The  Sugar Factory is also set to open – known for its celebrity-endorsed Couture Pops. Culinary horizons are being broadened at the resort – at the end of the year Celebrity Chef Marcus Samuelsson’s much-anticipated new restaurant concept will also be added to Baha Mar’s varied dining offerings.

Rosewood Baha Mar Resort, 6-Bedroom Villa, available from October 2020

Adding to exclusive services and the wider resort access afforded to all Rosewood Baha Mar guests, those staying in the villas or penthouse will  receive a host of extra privileges and perks, including dedicated butler service and a pre-stocked kitchen pantry.

For guests looking for the unparalleled service of a luxury resort in the relaxing solitude of a private residence, this idyllic escape offers serenity and seclusion in paradise.

by Rosie Fitter

Rosewood Baha Mar’s six-bedroom villa will be available from October 2020, starting from US$8,370 per night (GBP £6,625 current exchange rate).

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