Location
The Atlantis Royal Towers is located on Paradise Island, Bahamas. Occupying 171 acres on an island that is connected to downtown Nassau by bridge, the Atlantis Royal Towers was a casino destination in the 1960s. Today, it adopts the mythical theme of the Lost Continent of Atlantis and is a popular family vacation destination. Guests have access to all of the resort's extensive attractions and recreational amenities, as well as the nearby convention center.

Hotel Features
The Atlantis Royal Towers features one-of-a-kind murals, sculpture and fountains. The Great Hall of Waters in the lobby highlights a 70-foot dome ceiling made of golden shells and showcases the Ruins Lagoon, filled with ancient Atlantis artifacts. Resort attractions include the 140-acre Marine Habitat, the Atlantis Casino, nightclubs, and Atlantis Kids Camp. The resort boasts numerous restaurants, bars and lounges. Restaurants in the Royal Tower include the Asian gourmet restaurant NOBU and the Café at the Great Hall of Waters, a formal restaurant with a backdrop displaying marine life in Ruins Lagoon. Recreational amenities include more than 20 outdoor swimming areas, watersport rentals, Dolphin Cay Atlantis, and Aquaventure waterscape. Wired and wireless Internet is available for a surcharge. Babysitting/childcare is also available on request (surcharge applies). The property boasts air-conditioned public areas, a gift shop and currency exchange services.

Guestrooms
Atlantis Royal Towers offers 1,201 guestrooms, all with step-out balconies, and many with harbor, Atlantic Ocean or Atlantis waterscape views. All accommodations include iPod docking stations, wired/wireless Internet access for a fee, private bathrooms with phone, and 32-inch flat-screen HD satellite televisions with internet access (surcharge). All rooms offer two-chair dining sets, and upholstered chairs and cocktail tables. Coffeemakers are standard in all guestrooms. Club Rooms provide access to the club lounge where guests are entitled to complimentary continental breakfasts, afternoon tea, evening appetizers and after-nightfall sweets.