Peace and Plenty Resort

Good afternoon, We already checked out, but we had to send an email with the photos of how our room was when we arrived. It’s completly unacceptable that one of the beds wasn’t made, it was actually broken, we had no towels and my white socks turned balck walking 5 minutes in the room. The sink even had beard hairs. The night before we left, a man opened the door of our room (and we had the privacy sign in) because he had a list of the rooms who checked out (our room was on that list), and we had still one night. The first and only night we ate at the hotel you had no desserts, even though there was on the menu. We were refunded the first night (which was promised in the first day but we still had to insist at checkout) but it was not even enough at all. The staff was all kind but this is impossible to ignore and we’ll have to do a review on this. The good part was the beach club, where the beach is amazing. Thank you, Sofia Pêga

This property was not cared for and quite frankly did not seem like the staff cared at all. This place has amazing potential but no one cares and it needs updating/cleaned.

I enjoyed my time here, Would gladly stay again. Pool over looking the ocean is lovely. They water taxi you to their beach setting that I really liked. The surrounding waters are breathtaking.

We spent one week at Peace & Plenty and we had a wonderful time. Beautiful location over the sea, we could see a turtle brom the balcony many times. Much appreciated the boat to the beach club with access to chat'n chill bar. I recommend this place in Exuma

Well, acceptable as there are no many hotel options in Exuma. The facility it is why it is, but staff, responsiveness, services and cleanliness are at the bare minimum to run the structure. Also having hot water in the shower was not an easy task.

The room just came out of renovation. There is still so many amenities missing such as towel hanger in the bathroom, floor flip flops, mosquitos proof door since it’s a huge problem during the night. Also the ceiling fan was not working properly. I never received my VIP Access eligible reward from the property.

We had expected that there would be changes over the forty years since we had stayed at the Peace and Plenty in Exuma and had been made aware through reviews that they were doing remodeling. We were totally unprepared for what we found. We were taken to our room late in the evening as our flight from Nassau was delayed by 3 hours making the trip a 14 hour day. I was too shocked to think about taking pictures. The door faced an unkept area with various construction tools and materials, as we entered the room the biggest cockroach I have ever seen scuttled out from underneath the bed and disappeared into a hole in the molding, the “decor” looked incredibly dated and worse for wear, the toilet ran after flushing and took a while to get it to stop, the toilet itself had some sort of grey, granular material in it that did not dislodge after being flushed and there was an unmistakable odor of mold. The thought of spending a week here was depressing, especially considering the cost of over $300 a night with a $39 “resort” fee that only covered the boat ride to their location on Stocking island. My wife calmly informed the desk person that we could not stay there due to her medical status. We were then given a room in the main building that had just been redone but was lacking furniture or a Television that worked. Unfortunately she was confined to bed after our second day, although I mentioned that to a number of staff, no one offered to help us in any way. Service and housekeeping was spotty, the bartender was great (he immediately turned down the blasting music just outside our room when I explained to him that my wife was sick in bed, took a food order when he noticed we were not being serviced by the restaurant staff and offered to fix some fruit drinks for her) The availability of Kayaks, paddle boards and snorkel equipment seemed to be pretty much limited to the guests of the new high end cottages on the island. All in all it was the worst vacation experience of my lifetime (I am 74 years old) including a stay at the hostel next to the bus station in Chetumal Mexico and that was only about $20 a night.

I have stayed here two times and have had a great time both times. The beach club is definitely a fun day. They took care of our every request. We had a family suite that worked perfect for our girls trip. We had dinner in the restaurant and it did not disappoint. I recommend the lobster.