Driving directions from Nassau International Airport: Turn right onto John F. Kennedy Dr. Turn right onto Thompson Rd and right onto Bay St. Cross the bridge (toll) to Paradise Island. Turn left onto Casino Dr, then right onto Paradise Island Dr and the hotel is on the left.

Getting there: There is no regular shuttle service from the airport so the best way to reach the hotel is by taxi. Fare is $26–$35 USD for the first 2 passengers and $3 USD for each additional person. Rental cars, Town Cars, and limousines are more than $36 USD. Fees subject to change without notice. Rental cars are available online.

Getting around: Paradise Island lacks public transportation so the easiest way to get around is on foot. Scooters are also popular ways to tour and can be rented on the beach for more than $36 USD. Fees subject to change without notice. Water taxis are a popular way to cross from Paradise Island to Nassau. Water taxis leave from the new bridge for return fares of $5–$15 USD. Once on the Nassau side, local buses called jitneys provide a way around for fares of less than $5 USD. Fees subject to change without notice. Water taxis and jitneys stop running at dusk. Driving British-style (on the left) along narrow streets and through roundabouts is daunting for most visitors so if going longer distances, taxis are best. Island-hopping is possible through Bahamas Ferries which runs catamarans to out islands including Eleuthera and Harbour Island from Potter’s Cay between the old and new Paradise Island bridges. Or visitors can travel as the locals do, on mailboats which leave for the out islands from Potter’s Cay or Prince George Wharf, but passage can run on “Bahamas time” (slowly) and cargo can include livestock. Return fares for both ferries and mailboats are more than $36 USD. Fees subject to change without notice.

Crusoe's Garden Restaurant - Peaked wood ceiling and sliding glass-door walls with garden view. Also, deck seating at umbrella tables. Á la carte American breakfast menu. Lunch menu of salads, sandwiches, snacks. No dinner service offered.

Comfort Suites includes a lobby bar and swim-up pool bar.

Amenity highlights: Comfort Suites includes a good-sized pool with swim-up bar and surrounding sundeck in a garden courtyard. The main attractions, however, are located in the 34-acre Atlantis resort, which begins 1 block away. Unlike guests at other Paradise Island hotels who must pay for guided tours of much of Atlantis, Comfort Suites guests enjoy complimentary access to the entire Atlantis resort, which includes a large tropical-marine habitat, 10 freshwater swimming areas, water slides, and a 7-acre saltwater swimming, snorkeling, and water-sports lagoon with access to the ocean and beaches on both sides.

Insider tip: Although Comfort Suites does not include a dinner restaurant, guests have signing privileges at 21 Atlantis restaurants, lounges, and bars. Other restaurants are located in two shopping centers within 2 blocks of the hotel.

In Comfort Suites itself, a lobby kiosk provides an Internet connection for a fee. Coin-operated laundry facilities are available.