Pelican Bay Resort At Lucaya

“Pelican Bay Hotel is the Best”

3 seniors visited end of April. We loved staying in the suites. Balconies overlooking the canal, very comfortable for a 7 night stay. Entire facility was very clean & well cared for. Loved the grounds, ferry to Taino Beach, 3 pools, & location with all the nearby attractions. Sabor was great.… more

3 seniors visited end of April. We loved staying in the suites. Balconies overlooking the canal, very comfortable for a 7 night stay. Entire facility was very clean & well cared for. Loved the grounds, ferry to Taino Beach, 3 pools, & location with all the nearby attractions. Sabor was great. All the staff from housekeeping, lobby staff, restaurant staff & grounds keepers were so nice, welcoming & helpful. Side note loved the fragrance in the lobby! Well done! If you need transportation we highly recommend 3B's Taxi & Tours.

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“Great option in Freeport.”

Fantastic stay, great location. Unit clean, comfortable with a beautiful view. Great location, walking distance to many restaurants. Would recommend. However, diving here was greatly disappointing and I personally would avoid Sunn Odyssey.

“Almost a 4 star”

This is a nice hotel with a very pleasant staff and adjacent to a small tourist village with some nice restaurants. The rooms were newly done since the terrible hurricane that decimated Freeport. They were clean, spacious, nicely laid out and with a lovely view from the balcony. The furnishings are… more

This is a nice hotel with a very pleasant staff and adjacent to a small tourist village with some nice restaurants. The rooms were newly done since the terrible hurricane that decimated Freeport. They were clean, spacious, nicely laid out and with a lovely view from the balcony. The furnishings are comfortable utilitarian and showed little sign of wear and tear. The bathroom was well lit, nice sized and with a shower that was a cinch to turn on and use. Bones Bar has great beer. We recommend the locally brewed Bones Ale. The breakfast buffet is a bit disappointing without fruit on 2 days and never any yogurt. Dinner at Sabor was excellent as they cooked our fresh catch perfectly. (Why the restaurants throughout the island refuse to serve tap water is shrouded in mystery. Apparently there was some salt intrusion but this is now corrected. Could this be a ploy to improve the bottom line). This hotel is close to being 4 stars But to achieve a better rating I would ask for cleaner elevators, utensils and dish towels and some kitchen soap for the small kitchenette. A better buffet breakfast would also help. We look forward to visit again next year with these improvements in mind.

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“I'd Try the Pelican Again...”

Old Style Plantation Type with excellently remodeled rooms. Service was mostly excellent--front desk VERY pleasant; upkeep of rooms fell a bit in that toilet paper was not restored promptly. The first room I had was old and smelly with a loud and leaky air conditioner. The second was loads better, … more

Old Style Plantation Type with excellently remodeled rooms. Service was mostly excellent--front desk VERY pleasant; upkeep of rooms fell a bit in that toilet paper was not restored promptly. The first room I had was old and smelly with a loud and leaky air conditioner. The second was loads better, but shouldn't have cost $50 a night more. It was one of the noisiest places in the area. One day, trying to enjoy the quiet pool, there was not only construction going on, there were lawnmowers and leaf blowers in a high density area despite the fact that the workers knew we were in a class which required quiet. Not cool at all. The Bones Bar had excellent Aussie meat pies. Sabor has decent food but is VERY poorly run, taking far, far too long for their service. Elmo's has OK Italian. Flying Fish is the best food but they steal your money, running your card twice--patronize but beware, and keep your receipts.

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