Superclub Breezes Reviews

Our family party of four adults had a good time at Breezes. We travelled (own arrangements) for a friend's wedding. Yes, the US hotel guests were noisy and many had extraordinary tatoos, but we only saw one chap blind drunk in 8 days. The staff were very accomodating. The hotel's position means it takes the brunt of the tropical weather so the piano bar was a bit musty. The barman was charming and could mix "real cocktails", as well as the nasty brightly coloured modern stuff! Some people did not realise there was a whole city outside the hotel! We all enjoyed the Pirate Museum and Ardastra Gardens and Zoo. The flamingos were lovely.

We went to Breezes for our honeymoon, an had such a great time that we would go back!
Food and drink was plentiful, and there was so much choice! We both loved the buffet, and the 2 a-la-carte restaurants were romantic. The service in all these places was top class-we couldn't believe people could be so friendly and efficient! We particularly enjoyed the free flowinf cocktails and sparkling wine.
There was so much to do on offer that you could never be board, though we most often opted to sit back and relax at the beautiful beach and pool. There are folks on the beach selling trips, jewellery etc but if you're not interested then they go off happily when you say no thanks.
Defo reccomend the powerboat adventures, amazing day!!!!!!!! We also enjoyed a very boozy night at Senor Frogs- it was a very good laugh!!
I wouldn't reccommend this hotel to people who want a very quiet time, but people who want a bit of fun. The rooms are clean, and have basic amenities- all you need (though thought a wee fridge with some beers would have been nice too!).
The weather was great- take high factors! We had 2 days of heavy rain, but the rest of the fortnight was scortching!!
We both had a good time - enjoy!!!

We have just returned from 2 weeks in The Superclub Breezes hotel in Nassau.
Our intentions were to have a relaxing romantic wedding in paradise-how wrong we were.
The rest of the British visitors were also on special holidays,such as honeymoons weddings,birthdays,they also were all couples.
Well when we arrived at the hotel there were no room for us for at least 2 hours meaning we had to sit around and wait for them to be cleaned in our clothes which we'd had on for about a 9 hour flight.

The rooms were clean but basic with 1 plug socket and it was hanging off the wall and inadequate lighting but apart from that the room was fine.
Our first day we went to the beach which was cleanish but the American people in the resort left rubbish on the beach which attracted the seagulls and after a few hours of these screeching they can get annoying.

The beautiful calm sea was spoilt by the jet ski's,which were in constent use by the staff not the guests and the smell of petrol on the beach was sometimes unbearble.
And beware of the salesmen,as they are always hanging around trying to sell and the men can get rude if you are not interested.

Our wedding it self was nice,it was raining a bit but the photographer was great and so was the gentleman who did our video.
It was on the beach and was ideallistic.
That day ourselves and our new found friends had a nice day with fizzy wine on tap.

The food in the hotel is lovely with loads of choice in the buffet for breakfast,dinner,evening meal and even midnight snacks.
The night after we had bad thunder storms and was struck on the side of the building meaning we had to all leave our rooms on 8 floors.
We grabbed our clothes and ran down the stairs to the reception area.

The organisation was terrible by the security,with underage american student all very drunk enough to say they were being sick all over the toliets and in the entertainment area,but all the staff did was keep serving them more drinks.
Two hours later all the British guest were ready to leave as we could'nt believe what was going off.

The morning after we woke up and looked for our camera but could not find along with a watch and mobile phone which must of been stolen whilst we were evaquated and the only people who could get into our room were the security who were locating the fire.
This was not the only reporting of stolen items in the hotel.
We had little help from the hotel and no sympathy to us even though all our wedding photographs and holiday snaps were on the camera.

That day we spent looking for a phone to call the rep (who did'nt even come out see us)and the the insurance company.
The rep offered us the day after a room change or change to another hotel which would cost us more money!!!
We managed to carry on with our holiday to the best we could but the atmosphere never changed,the drink is flowing at the breezes if you can find a nice place to sit and have a quiet moment,but we could'nt.
The entertainment was poor and was all centered around the young amercan students singing and showing off on the stage.

The quiet piano bar which also had loud american student singing to the piano was so loud you could not even think and the disco was swimming in sick and drink all over the floor,so basically the night time was horrendous.
Pretty much the same in the day when the pool was taken over by the american students, people were even sick in the pool and sea but nothing was done by the security,they just kept giving them more drinks,people were taken in ambulances as they had collapsed from being so drunk.
There were booze cruises go from our beach and when they got back some people litterly had to be carried off the boat.

We did not use the pool area once in the whole 2 weeks we were on hoilday as it was so bad.
The romantic resturaunts served beatiful food if you could ever get in,but they were far from romatic.
This hotel had the best food and drink i have had on holiday but for couples wanting that special holiday it is a no go area.

We told the rep that we could of spent £150 and gone to Ibiza for a holiday the same.
The rep knew what was happening and tried to do his best but the hotel security and managers did nothing about this disgraceful behaviour.

This hotel is like a Carribean Butlins for americans student who all go there as they cannot drink in america with some even being as young as 13.