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From:TheBahamasWeekly.com New Providence The $3.5 billion luxury gaming resort, according to CNN Travel, is “expected to send ripples across the Caribbean” when it opens in Spring 2015 with a grand gala produced by music and entertainment icons Jamie King and Emilio Estefan. Baha Mar is the only Caribbean resort to land a spot among the top ten destinations of 2015, ranking alongside other breathtaking locations including Milan and Abu Dhabi. Offering four distinct luxury hotel brands – Rosewood at Baha Mar, Grand Hyatt at Baha Mar, SLS LUX at Baha Mar, and the crown jewel, the Baha Mar Casino and Hotel, along with a renovated Meliá property, Baha Mar has also made the list of ’22 don’t-miss travel destinations for 2015’, according to the New York Post. The new ‘Bahamian Riviera’ shared this listing with other luxury properties around the globe, including Four Seasons Resort Oahu at Ko Olina in Hawaii, The Ritz Paris, Park Hyatt Zanzibar and Six Senses Qing Cheng Mountain in China. According to the Post, when Baha Mar opens, “their wealth of 2,200 rooms will offer a variety of price points and experiences, but the hotels are just the tip of the iceberg.” Accolades for Baha Mar have also poured in from Forbes Travel Guide, which hails the luxury property as “one of the most impressive resorts in the Caribbean.” Paul V. Pusateri, Baha Mar Chief Operating Officer said, “Baha Mar is proud to be ranked as one of the must-visit destinations for 2015. We are working to ensure that we provide guests with unforgettable experiences and world-class service that will rival the best resorts in the world and keep people coming back to The Bahamas for years to come.” Gamers will delight in Baha Mar’s 100,000-square-foot Las Vegas-style casino which boasts the latest technology in gaming. Fifteen pools and TPC at Baha Mar, a signature Jack Niklaus golf course, allow guests to take in the natural beauty of The Bahamas. VIP accommodations include the Villa Roxie, designed by Kravitz Design, founded by Grammy award-winning artist Lenny Kravitz. The 30,000-foot ESPA at Baha Mar pampers the senses while overlooking stretches of uninterrupted white sand beaches. The best of cuisine from around the world can be found in forty restaurants, lounges and bars, while high end retail offerings include top luxury brands. Read more about the rankings here:
http://edition.cnn.com/2014/
http://nypost.com/2014/12/16/
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