Casino Hotels & Resorts in Adelaide from AU$194

"Nice breakfast to fuel us up for the water park, till lunch time anyway! Very close to the east entrance of Atlantis. Big room, love the partial wall to give a little separation from the sleeper sofa and the other beds. Good pool area, next to the bar area and restaurant. "

"Great stay! The room was clean and comfortable, the staff was friendly and helpful, and the breakfast was fresh with plenty of options. Would definitely stay here again!"

"It was a great trip, however the food and drink prices are way too high!"

"Our only complaint was housekeeping. Everything was clean, but it was a guessing game what would not be there every day. Only one day we had wash cloths, one day we had neither hand towels nor wash cloths (although we asked to get them), one day no coffee cups, then no supplies for the coffee machine. Definitely not reliable. The private beach was small but okay. We had enough chairs, but not umbrellas. The hotel is literally by the cruise ship port. It was interesting to watch. The food was good. Staff very friendly. "

" This resort is perfect. It has everything you need and is a good value all-inclusive. Great location if you want to explore the island. 5 minute walk to Atlantis casino, and 25 minute cab ride to all the tourist attractions. Beaches, markets, casinos. Friendly, attentive staff & Clean, well-maintained property. If you’re looking for an extra luxurious resort then this might not be for you though."

"The staff were so very friendly and helpful. It is well maintained and is a nice quiet place to stay. We really appreciated the options of the pool, lagoon and ocean beach."

"There is nothing like this place! You’ll wanna move there once you check in!"

"Yes it was a very great stay loved it. We rented a side x side and kept it outside. I loved thatjust to be able to do whatever. The resort is huge but it isnt a bad walk anywhere its is layed out very well. Overall the best spring break we have had."

"Food and beverage prices are excessively high—high enough to make customers feel overcharged. The staff also come across as quite cold; when you ask for something, they often respond without even making eye contact. That said, this isn’t limited to the hotel staff—it reflects a broader impression of the Bahamas overall. Other than that, everything was great."