Orange Hill Beach Inn

Nassau


Divers and international backpackers adore this homey hillside guesthouse, with its Fawlty Towers sign and just-like-family staff. The sprawling property has a wide range of rooms, from basic motel units and more appealing upper-floor rooms to full apartments. At night, everyone congregates in the funky main house, with its self-serve bar and shelves full of used books.


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