Top Hotels Near Dead Man's Reef in Deadman's Reef from NZ$108

"We have been doing weekend trips on our boat from Stuart to the Bahamas. Mostly traveling with our family and taking another family.It’s been difficult getting reservations in the West End on short notice this summer so we decided to explore Freeport and found this listing.From booking to completing our overnight stay, Christine was fantastic and quickly responsive to questions.The booking comes with a dock slip that our 34ft boat easily fit into. (I think Christine said she had a boat up to 50ft that could fit in the slip.)The unit is on the 3rd floor of the condo and the view is of boat slip so you can quickly peek at your boat to see if it’s ok. Not that you needed to. The slips are at the end of a quiet canal and feels very safe there.Of interest, one mile to the east of the Xanadu canal is another canal that leads to the Xquiste catamaran center. In that marina is the Galley restaurant. You can dock your boat there while having dinner. Very convenient.The booking was fantastic. If you’re looking for a great place to stay traveling by boat in the Freeport area, you found it!"

"Condo was clean. Has a wonderful view of the water. Host was very helpful and timely with responses. He gave us a very detailed description of the property and things to do when we initially booked. We had booked for an extended stay but left early due to it raining every day. There is not much to do when it’s nice weather, let alone a full downpour. It’s good to keep in mind the resort is intended for fisherman, so there is not much to do in general. You have various water activities (snorkeling, swimming, paddle-boarding, etc.) but a limited cove to do so. Same with the beach - not much to walk. We went into “town” one day to see what other options are were but unfortunately the area really never recovered from the 2019 hurricane. There is one market in town to get snacks and larger bottles of water (which you will need). Advice I have: bring cash and if intending to stay more than a couple days, treat it as a camping trip in terms of food and drinks as there is only one restaurant (breakfast, lunch, dinner) and a tiki hut that closes when it rains. "

"Staff was extremely friendly. Clean and great location "

"It was very nice and the people was friendly but that omelets was off the chain"

"Such a wonderful home away from home! "

"Stopped in West End to clear customs and spend the night on our way to the Abacos - great house, wish we could have stayed longer."