We stayed at the Imperial Club and our friends stayed at the Cove. We all had teenagers and we saw them more than our friends that stayed at the Cove. We ate most our meals at he club level. Not our son, he ate with his friends.The selection was great all day long. Lot's of choices. In the afternoon the... More

Stayed at Imperial Club on 18th Floor. Check in was slow and unorganized but we waited on 19th floor lounge for our room to be ready. Accommodations are expensive but continental breakfast, tea, happy hour and dessert are included daily. We ate most of our meals in the Club Lounge where they had free internet. Breakfast selections were from the... More

We were traveling with our three year old daughter and chose to stay at the Imperial Club in lieu of the Royal Towers with a meal plan. This worked perfectly for us...there was breakfast, light lunch, snacks and dessert daily--we went to eat at night and at poolside a couple of days. The Imperial Club staff was terrific...when they learned... More

We enjoyed our Feb trip to Atlantis, we came home to snow which is making us miss it even more. The Imperial Club was the way to go, definately worth it. We used the Club room often, it was nice not having to go out for breakfast and lunch everyday. My kids don't eat a lot so it was perfect... More

Considering we left 30 degrees at home and Nassau was a balmy 72, it was just great! Very attentive staff, lovely facility. More

Without thinking that it was hurricane season, my husband and I spent our September birthdays at the Atlantis/Royal Towers. I booked rooms at the Imperial Club level and although the club was closed at the time of our stay we were definitely compensated. We really enjoyed all the activities the resort provides and we plan to visit again in the... More

Having been to the Atlantis on a previous trip over 5 years ago, this time (June, 08) there were lots of new attractions and fun water activities that have been built up. We were on a family vacation with about 18 in our group (6 kids - 12 adults). We stayed on the 17th floor of the Imperial Club; it... More

This was our second trip to the Atlantis (the first one with our 7 year old) The first time we went, my husband and I stayed in the Coral towers. The Royal towers are much better. Having been there already we knew how expensive the food was so that is why we picked the Imperial Club this time(they offer continental... More

The Imperial Club at the Atlantis is worth the money. We stayed there with our two children ages 9 and 10. The lounge offered a continental breakfast from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., a "salad presentation" around lunchtime, tea time with snacks from 3:00p.m. to 5:00p.m., happy hour from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. and dessert from 8:00 to 10:30 p.m.... More