Bahamas-Radisson Cable Beach: Your thoughts?

Greetings all

We're on the verge of booking a week at the Radisson Cable Beach and Golf
Resort for a week of fun and sun (and casino action). The place looks great
from the Web data, but would like to hear what the 'real experiences' have
been.

We're looking for a nice beach, nice accommodations, nice pool (and some
generous slots wouldn't hurt either!). One point of confusion to me is that
Apple Vacations lists the facility as an All Inclusive, but I can't find
that descriptor anywhere else.

TIA for any input...

Pete D

Pete D wrote:

Greetings all

We're on the verge of booking a week at the Radisson Cable Beach and Golf
Resort for a week of fun and sun (and casino action). The place looks great
from the Web data, but would like to hear what the 'real experiences' have
been.

We're looking for a nice beach, nice accommodations, nice pool (and some
generous slots wouldn't hurt either!). One point of confusion to me is that
Apple Vacations lists the facility as an All Inclusive, but I can't find
that descriptor anywhere else.

TIA for any input...

Pete D

You can do it a lot more cheaply by going to Nassau Beach
Hotel, next door to the Marriott Hotel and casino.
Same beach and you're allowed Marriot facilities.

Nassau Beach has 2 outdoor pools. We also loved
the outdoor spa pool at the Marriott after a hard
day of walking downtown.

The Radisson is a short walk from the Marriott.

Same jitney buses to take you downtown & back.

As for all-inclusive, there's lots of restaurants
that will cost less. McDonalds, KFC, Subway downtown.
Sbarros at Nassau Beach/Marriott.

More expensive ones both downtown and in the hotels.

Drinks - expensive in restaurants and bars but
Bacardi Rum is $7.95 a litre downtown, a dollar
or two more at hotel variety stores.

Downtown has shopping that can be very expensive
or as cheap as the Straw Market.

Email me if you need more info.