Sunrise Resort & Marina - فريبورت

I thought my stay was excellent. The bed was comfortable, the room was very clean, and the staff were friendly and courteous. Had a very nice time and would definitely stay there again.

An enjoyable and relaxing stay!

We had to bike 2 miles to get to any beach or food establishment. This seems to be a better place for the crews of the boats coming into the marina than for vacationers.

This is a laid back resort hotel with very friendly staff. We were amazed at the size of our room and the facilities in it. The beach is just beautiful but wander too far from the Hotel and broken glass is a problem.Grand Bahama has a big litter problem. The shuttle bus is good but you need a car really. Finally despite plenty of happy tourists the Hotel was very quiet overnight and no anti social problems whatsoever. Good for families.

The people were very nice.and very helpful.

Everything was great, price, cleanliness,rooms.The only thing is the internet only worked near the office or by the pool

The price the rooms and the service were great. The hotel is geared more for people with boats. The one complaint I have is I had a real hard time getting the internet to work, the only place it would work was in the stairwell next to the office.

Was nothing fancy but clean. Had a bit of an ant problem in the bathroom.

NIce and calm. Friendly people.

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The Sunrise is the best value for money in Freeport with very clean rooms and very friendly staff.

This hotel was very clean. Tashir was very accomodating and helpful. The hotel went out of their way to make us happy during our stay. The marina was very safe for our boat and we felt comfortable leaving our personal items on board out in the open. Not a thing was missing. The security guard Charles assured us that our boat would be watched and it would be secure. We will be back to this hotel!

Clean, comfortable, very helpful staff, excellent value. Downside was restaurant and bar were closed and nearest good restaurant was about 2 miles away. Poor internet availability. Taxes and other add ons like "hotel amenities" add an extra 75% to the room rate. It is time the Bahamas stopped this rip off and turn-off. .

Great marina cleanliness and friendliness. Needed a place to stay for a great price.

A bit far from anything happening.. But a very nice place

We stayed there only one night and got in late (and called ahead so they knew we'd be late) but the hotel office was locked and dark. Luckily a staff showed up and was able to get us our keys . The hotel was way out in no mans land but with a marina next to it so if you like getting away from everything, and I mean everything, then this is the place for you. The room was clean but with bare minimum. I laughed when my daughter checked for bed bugs, she is 9 and not used to staying in lower end hotels. There were none and all was fine but the sheets were very thin and scratchy. The next morning we awoke to find that there was no place to get any food without getting in a shuttle that drove 20 minutes away. There was coffee in the room but nothing else. Since we were just stopping through for one night on our way to Paradise island we just called our driver from the night before to pick us up early and take us to a place to eat before going to the airport. I won't stay there again but it wasn't bad so others might like it. I am used to staying at higher end resorts so for us it wasn't our "cup of tea" and wasn't our thing as a family. There was nothing to do and no amenities. The water and boats were pretty to look at and my kids loved trying to catch the curly tailed lizards basking in the sun while we checked out. We were there only 12 hours.

The hotel is very clean and the staff very pleasant. The rooms are nicely appointed and are quite large. The rooms are nicely cleaned and smell very fresh, which I like. There is no restaurant on site and if you stay here it is best to rent a car because there's not much nearby within walking distance. Also, the location of this hotel is wrong on most map programs. It is very near the channel next to Xanadu Beach, just East of Williamstown. The best way to find it is to do a Google map satellite search and you'll see it just one block north of the coast on the channel, just east of Xanadu beach. The island itself leaves a little bit to be desired. The dropoff in the economy, lack of tourists and several hurricanes have taken their toll. There are many closed restaurants, buildings and hotels. When the economy picks back up this will be a nice place to come to again, especially with such great beaches. Gold Rock Beach is a real gem. It's gorgeous, peaceful and secluded (make sure your lock your valuables where they can't be seen because the parking lot is unguarded).

I travelled by myself to the Bahamas and really loved that this place was gated and you had to go through the reception area to get in. There was also 24 hr security. The hotel staff was always available and very friendly. The place is about a mile from the beach and several miles from the Lucayan marketplace but the hotel has free bikes available. I loved being off the beaten bath. The little beach I went to had noone on it most of the time (I went in October - off season). Still you can't find that at the big resort area. The surrounding area is so-so I would be careful around Freeport. The bed was a little uncomfortable but I loved the view of the Marina and all of the bright windows. At this time of year most of the people staying at the hotel worked on ships in the marina.

This place is just perfect, but a little out of the way. We were able to walk/bike to a small grocery store and cafe, but not really able to access the rest of the Island without a car or taking a taxi. However, if you want to relax and have peace and quiet, this is the place! Clean, well maintained, friendly staff! We would stay there again, but rent a car next time.

Lovely place and very quiet.

I just stayed at Sunrise Resort & Marina. It is a very pretty facility that has recently been repainted and updated. Be sure to remember that the resort's prior name was "Running Mon" as most people do not yet know the name "Sunrise" and only "Running Mon" shows on many maps. It is a bit confusing to find initially if you are driving, but once you find the correct road there are signs that point the way to Sunrise Resort & Marina at the turning points. After that, it is easy. It is a bit out of town in a suburb, so you will need a car. The staff are very friendly and helpful. It is unfortunate that right now the restaurant is not open as the place is very self contained. The hotel will furnish bicycles, kayaks, paddleboat, and I think jet skis to hotel occupants. There are fishing poles available as well. There are many gorgeous sailboats and yachts parked there for short and long durations. The water in the canal is very clean and calm. There is a nice common area by the pool that has music, pingpong, pool table, and exercise equipment. Unfortunately the bar is not open either. Perhaps as business increases it will be used again. There is a small shopping area about 10 blocks away that I walked to several times. There is a conch stand that fixes conch salad (ceviche style), steamed conch that they call "grilled", and fried conch, fish, and shrimp. You can take your meal into the bar next door and order a beverage while watching tv or listening to the music. There was a hamburger type grill beside the bar, but I never found it open. There is also a small grocery store, laundry and a few other businesses in the complex. Internet via WiFi was pretty good except for one night when it was out totally. There is NO business center and it would have been $2 per page to print out my boarding pass. There was a small coffee pot and refrigerator in my room as well as an iron and ironing board. There are laundry facilities on each floor. So, I definitely will try to stay

This place was great. Everyone was extremely nice to my cousin and I. They even upgraded our room because they had better rooms available. Both rooms were fine (we saw both), and were very clean. The Sunrise is a little off the beaten tourist path, which I love. I hate staying with all the tourists. I travel to meet and learn from other people, not to be catered to on some yuppie resort. This place loaned us bikes, has a great (nearly empty) beach nearby, and allowed us to experience a great stay. I would recommend this place to anyone who isn't going to play golf on the big resort and wants to save some $$$. You can easily get cabs for cheap to anywhere you like, and you get to meet more people and see more of Freeport that way. If you would be afraid of locals (who are really nice), then stay on the big resort and pay the big prices with all the other tourists. If you want a low cost, fun vacation, full of interesting people this place is for you.

The staff on a whole were really nice, especially Charles the security guard. The rooms were well kept and they made the rooms up well each day, bath/shower was a bit crappy but did the job. Free wireless internet was crap at best and dropped out all the time which was frustrating. When we were there the bar and restaurant were not even open because and quote "it was not financially viable because we have too few guests" so we were forced to taxi into Port Lucaya for breakfast, lunch and tea (good thing we hired a car in the end), and the hotel made VERY little effort to use their 'complimentary' shuttle to take us in and return us for meals. The pool was clean but rather cold so we were the only ones that used it. Small things like giving us 2 towels for 3 guests EVERY day after being repeatedly told there were 3 of us. The best thing about the place was getting to meet the lovely and fascinating yachties staying at the attached marina. So in conclusion it was ok but they have a lot of work to get the place functioning well.

The people and service was fantastic. The staff was very freiendly and helpful. The rooms were very clean and quiet. The only problem is you need transportation to restaurants etc. The marina also is in good condition. I will definately stay here any time I come to Freeport.

EL hotel estaba hermoso, junto a un club de yates y con vistas muy bonitas. Lo que no me gustó es que una mañana cuando me intente bañar, sólo cayó agua por alrededor de 3 minutos y me bañe relativamente bien, el personal no me apoyó mucho porque no sabían ni que hacer, pero eran muy amables. La limpieza es excelente, todo estaba impecable. El hotel cuenta con bicicletas para préstamo (sin cargo adicional), lo que te facilita ir a la playa (está a 5 minutos en bici) o a comprar comida. No hay muchas cosas cercanas pero sirve para relajar por los bellos paisajes. También me molestaron los altísimos impuestos municipales, casi tan altos como la estancia). En general muy buen hotel pero tiene sus detalles.

El hotel es muy bueno y de excelente precio. A los huespedes antes de tomar el hotel les deben advertir que no tiene restaurante por lo que se debe ir como a 10 minutos en bicicleta al restaurante mas cercano. Esto que en otras circunstancias hubiera podido ser una incomodidad, a mis hijas les encantó el paseo diario al restaurante. Gracias

Das schöne Hotel wird von Schwarzen betrieben und hat somit einen gewissen Charm und seine Eigenheiten in einer Bucht mit Bootsreparatur-Gelände gegenüber. Die Zimmer sind geeignet für Selbstversorger, was sie auch müssen, da eine Hotel-Küche scheinbar nur bei vielen Gästen betrieben wird. Es gibt morgens und abends ein Bustransfer in die Stadt sowie auf Bestellung an z.B. einen super weißen Traumsandstrand. Kosten pro Fahrt bei 10-20 Dollar. Ich konnte für eine Woche mit meinem Laptop auf der Insel gut an meiner Doktorarbeit schreiben und fand den kostenlosen WLAN-Zugang zum Internet optimal. Man verliert zwar gelegentlich die Verbindung, was nervt, aber sie kommt nach wenigen Minuten wieder. Mit dem kostenlosem Fahrrad bin ich jeden Tag Downtown gefahren (ca. 40 Minuten weg!) und habe dort Mittag gemacht und eingekauft. Ach, dort fährt man auf der linken Straßenseite. Englisch spricht man zwar dort mit den Touristen, aber untereinander spricht man eher einen Mix aus Afrikanisch-Englisch. Mittwochs findet statt ein Inselfest mit Fisch vom Grill und Tanz - wo man dann in die schwarze Inselkultur eintauchen kann. Die Leute sind dort tagsüber sehr höflich und hilfsbereit, aber nachts sollte man aufpassen wo man unterwegs ist. Im Großen und Ganzen war es ein toller Abendteuer, den ich aber so nicht wieder brauche.