Paradise Island · Est. 1998
A private resort and members' club on Paradise Island, the Bahamas — reserved for those who know the difference.
The estate
Twenty-seven acres above the Pacific, kept for a single idea — that every hour here should feel rarer than the last.
Beyond the floor
A resort composed as a sequence of rooms, each with its own reason to stay a little longer.
Two starred kitchens, a chef's counter for twelve, and a cellar of four thousand labels curated over three decades. The menu turns with the morning's catch.
An intimate room hosting residencies, jazz nights and one-evening-only performances from artists you'll rarely see this close.
Coast-facing suites and private villas, each with a dedicated attaché and butler service around the clock. The quietest address on the peninsula.
Thermal baths, marble hammams and a coastal treatment terrace — the quiet counterweight to the evenings.
Rare spirits, a resident mixologist and a sea-facing terrace where the night finds its second wind.
Galas, weddings and celebrations designed end to end — the entire estate can be yours for an evening.
The crown
Where the estate keeps its most exclusive rooms — open to members and their guests alone.
Behind the gilded doors: fourteen private rooms, a members’ library, and a lounge where the estate’s oldest traditions are kept. Discretion, service and a standard of hospitality that has drawn the same families back for a generation.
Gastronomy
Nine kitchens across the estate. These three keep the reservations hardest to come by.
This season
Our story
One family, one coastline, and a quarter-century of building something that refuses to hurry.
Doors open on Paradise Island with a single gaming room and a promise: discretion above all.
The private salon welcomes its first invited members. The waitlist begins the same year.
A 600-seat room and the first resident season bring live nights to the estate.
Six private villas and forty suites complete the coast-facing grounds.
Nine restaurants, fourteen private salons, and the same family standard that opened the doors.
What’s included
What a place at the estate opens for you and those you bring.
First access to every restaurant, event and residency season.
The private rooms, members' library and cigar lounge behind the gilded doors.
One point of contact for every visit, reservation and arrangement.
Invitations to closed premieres, tastings and founders' occasions.
Member rates across the suites, villas and the spa & baths.
Bring family and companions as guests of the estate.
Getting here
Fifteen minutes from Lynden Pindling International (NAS), Nassau — served by direct flights from major hubs across the Americas and Europe.
A chauffeured arrival arranged by your attaché, from the airport gate to the estate doors.
An estate helipad receives direct arrivals for members and their guests.
Paradise Island, The Bahamas. Precise directions follow your confirmed reservation.
Membership
We release a limited number of memberships each season. Join the waitlist and our membership office will be in touch when a place becomes available.
You're already on the waitlist — position . Our membership office will be in touch when a place opens.
Good to know
Smart elegant by day; formal attire in the evenings. Select Salon Doré events call for black tie — your invitation will say so.
Restaurants and select events welcome guests of members. Salon Doré and the Residences are reserved for members and those they bring.
Guests must be 21 or older to enter gaming areas and access member facilities. Identification may be requested on arrival.
Members reserve through their dedicated attaché or member account. Confirmations follow within the day, with directions to the estate.
Always. Tools and confidential support, including deposit limits and self-exclusion, are available from any member of staff on request.
Luxury is not about excess. It is the confidence to leave everything unnecessary behind.The BestOfLuxury Charter, 1998