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Pool, pool bar, both oceanfront, property extends back to the harbor. They now have locks on the doors although few people use them. Out islands of the Abacos are virtually crime - free. Air conditioned, private baths, maid service. We ended up staying here a night when our bareboat charter sloop turned out to be a P.O.C. and had to wait a day to pick up another from a different company. Lots of ambience, laid back yet genteel and very civilized.
We returned here a few days later for a Bahamian Independence Day (July 11) party with fireworks, etc. 200 people, the biggest crowd we ever saw in the Abacos. A great time was had by all. It coincided with Regatta Time in Abaco so there were competitive sailors there from all over the world (ask around for Dubai Dave if you want to find the party). Overlooks both the Atlantic on one side and Hope Town Harbor (with candy stripe lighthouse) on the other. Theme: HotelPrice: US$120-180 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: Hope Town HarborDirections: As you enter the harbor (regular ferry service from Marsh Harbor) it's slightly to the left. Can't miss it. They have their own dock near the post office, if you come on Albury's ferry they'll drop you off at the dock across the street from the hotel.Website: http://www.hopetownlodge.com/
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 Typical Rental Cottage, Hopetown, Elbow Cay by travelgirl3 We didn't stay in Hopetown on this visit, although would certainly consider it another time. Hopetown is a little more 'cosmopolitan' than Guana Cay which is considered somewhat 'rural', even by Abaco standards.
Like all the islands of Abaco, many cottage rentals are available in Hopetown, and around Elbow Cay. Most are constructed in the typical island style of wooden framing, dormer windows, porches and beautiful pastel shades. Theme: Other
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