Hope Town Inn & Marina

We just returned from our 1st Boat Trip to the Abaco Islands and stayed 5 nights at the Hope Town Inn & Marina. Everything about our experience was top notch, from arrival to departure. The staff was amazing, rooms clean and comfortable (LOVED the ceiling fans and cold A/C)! And that swim up bar!! 👍 who could not love drinks and food without even getting out?! We had several meals while on the property and the food and drinks were excellent every time. It was also nice that most of the resort “wraps” around the marina, so you can see your boat from from virtually anywhere on the property. Can’t leave out the amazing bean bag chairs in the game area!! What a fantastic area to chill with a drink after a long day on that gorgeous Abaco Water!!!

Just returned & we were so happy to see how Hope Town has rebounded and rebuilt since Dorian. What a testimony to the resilience & determination of the residents. Had such a lovely time—will be back again & again. Truly my most favorite spot on the planet.

I was really looking forward to coming over and having lunch here. Our server was amazing, I wish I would have gotten her name. I ordered the mahi sandwich, it wasn’t great, it wasn’t fresh, and it was cold, as were the fries. Two people in our party ordered the lobster bites, they weren’t great, they come out cold. One of us ordered the Ahi tuna, and that was really good. The guy that runs the pontoon boat back-and-forth was great as well. I just don’t know, considering our experience if we would come back to eat here again.

Lunch at restaurant. Beautiful deck ovelooking harbor, nice tables and seating. Bahama Mama service as expected , good. Food terrible. French fries which started out as real hand cuts just a soggy pile. Grouper or whatever it was small odd size bites previously frozen for sure. You keep eating it because you are hungry and paid 30 bucks for it. Too add to the annoyance prices doubled on everything. Sent the 11.00 cup of “ Conch chowder back after one spoonful” Nice setting for a sunset drink or whatever but food seems like a scam.

We stayed on a boat in the mooring field in front of the Inn for a week and stopped by frequently for dinner, drinks, and world class hospitality. Though we were not hotel guests, the staff went above and beyond to assist us with ferrying some of our mobility-challenged group from our boat to the dock, procuring some important celebration items like a birthday cake, etc. The service was so stellar we are planning on coming back to stay in one of their adorable ocean bungalows. Cassandra behind the bar was our lifesaver (and for very patient with our boisterous group to boot.) thank you for everything!

We have been to HopeTown 4 times now - this was the first time we ventured over to HopeTown Inn and Marina. I can’t believe we never cam before. Bridget’s Rum Bar has the most amazing drinks and even better food. Chef Adrian does an amazing job!!! The first time we went we had the sliders and the fish and chips (blackened), the second time we had the lobster Po Boy and the Fish of the Day on Ciabatta. Each time the food was way beyond our expectations!! Chef Adrian even personally brought us a freshly made brownie - to die for!! If you haven’t tried HopeTown Inn, it’s a must try!!

Great setting and the restaurant was hands down best food in town. Ate there 3 times and was consistently good. Fresh salads, seafood prepared really well, healthy bright flavors, etc. The best dining experience we had on island and the harbour views can’t be beat!