We stayed at the Comfort Suites Paradise Island from 11/4 thru 11/11/12. Our room was fantastic and ALL of the hotel staff were friendly, helpful and pleasant to speak with. We went for a few days of scuba diving with Bahama Divers and a few days of relaxation. We have been going to Nassau for over 15 years and this was our first time staying on P.I.. The conveniece to Atlantis and all of the activities was well worth the money spent at the C. Suites.

The breakfast buffet was pleasant, neat and clean. There was enough of a variety to get your day started. The coffee was good, the orange juice was very good and even the scramble eggs were tasteful. Yes, it can get boring but you may certainly go somewhere else and have a bigger variety. We talked with a couple staying @ Atlantis and they said it was $70.00 for breakfast for two adults and one child.

The walk over to Atlantis to get your wrist band is not as bad as some people made it seem to be. Come on, you are on vacation and need a little exercise. The people at Atlantis were also very helpful and informative.

We ate at Montague Gardens, Cafe Matisse, Luciano's Chicago, Hard Rock Cafe and enjoyed all of them. We were not thrilled with Anthony's or the Green Parrot. We also enjoyed Johnny Rockets for the chili and good tuna salad sandwiches and Murray's was OK.

Please give it a try and hopefully you will enjoy it as much as we did.

Returned today (11-17-2012) from spending 4 nights at Comfort Suites Paradise Island.

Pros: Value for money; access to Atlantis Resort (beaches, pools, towels, casino, restaurants, bars, Aquaventure, etc.); shopping center/restaurants right across the street; easy walking distance to The Cloisters & Venetian Gardens; easy walking distance to Nassau via the bridges; bookings desk to plan excursions & also transport to airport via Majestic Tours; free breakfast; free Internet at 2 computer terminals off the lobby; pool with towels provided; reasonable cost for bar drinks & lunch; extremely clean room stocked with soap, shampoo, conditioner & lotion (plus a mini fridge & TV with lots of channels).

Cons: Lighting in room (very dark in the evenings (could have used more overhead lighting)); one lamp did not work; no shower curtain in bathroom (but was easily remedied when I called the front desk); annoying timeshare seller/staff in the lobby that harassed me every day (seriously, this has got to go); front desk staff seemed a bit robotic/Stepford wife/Twilight zone (not exactly friendly, but not exactly rude either); loud music at the pool (couldn't they have turned it down just a LITTLE bit?).

Overall: Would stay again; however, be aware that due to location right next to Atlantis/in Paradise Island, there are A LOT of people & it's not necessarily the best for serious relaxation.

Our stay was a very pleasant experience. Rooms were clean. Entire staff was very accomodating and courteous. We had complete access to Atlantis without the exhorbitant
price. Free breakfast is pretty good and bar service is reasonably priced.

We just got back from Paradise Island and stayed here. The hotel was great. Very clean with a wonderful housekeeping staff. The ladies were so friendly to our family while we were there and went above and beyond to keep everything clean and nice for us. The rooms were in nice condition and were very comfortable. Things had just been renovated and smelled so fresh and clean. We asked for a microwave for the room, and one was brought up immediately. This hotel was a great bargain with full usage of Atlantis's facilities. We used Cheryl Ferguson's Taxi service to get to and from the hotel. She was UNBEATABLE!! She took us to the grocery store on our way to the hotel, so we bought some snacks and drinks to take with us. The breakfast line was extremely slow and crowded in the mornings (it wasn't laid out well) and served pastries, eggs, sausage, and cereals. It was the same food every morning with no selection changes. We can't complain at all though getting a free breakfast every morning. We'd eat and go directly to Atlantis to get our wristbands for the day.