ネイサンズ ロッジ(Nathan's Lodge)

Nathan's Lodge is a very quite, comfortable, down to earth resort which is both comfortable and clean. We stayed there in early April and had one of the best experiences of our life. We fished with Chip who is a private charter but works with Nathaniel regularly. He was so knowledgeable, personable, friendly, funny and had the best boat out there. Nathan's Lodge has the absolute best beach we have ever stayed on. We have done a lot of traveling to beaches all over the world and this one is tops so far! The people at this place are so warming and personable. Nathan is so friendly and Freeman is great and really takes care of you. Florina is a wonderful cook and the home cooked meals she makes, end up making you feel right at home there. I would strongly recommend staying here.

Our trip was perfect thanks to Freeman. If you want breakfast lunch or dinner, let him know and it will be the best

My family of 4 stayed in the 2 bedroom cottage at Nathan's Lodge. We were greeted upon arrival by Freeman who was friendly and helpful our entire stay. They even helped us locate a rental car and made scuba diving recommendations. The cottage was roomy, very clean, and the cost was extremely affordable compared to other places on Andros. Definitely recommend for the price!

This is our second time at Nathan’s lodge and it won’t be the last one. Everything is great here and it’s the perfect spot to recharge and disconnect from the world. Mr Freeman, Diana, Pablo and everyone here in the island are lovely and kind. We’ll be back!

Nathan’s lodge is a lovely place and their staff is amazing. Everything is wonderful. We will be back!

Very clean and well maintained - which is hard to maintain in the tropics. The staff - Freeman, Rochelle and Florina were great. I went looking for peace and quiet and certainly found it at Nathans, it was just what I wanted. Beautiful water and beach. The food is not gourmet but well prepared, in generous quantities and enjoyable, I ate fish, chicken and conch while there. Florina made rice and peas for me which I really appreciated. My only minor gripe was that the beer wasn't cold enough for my tastes. I'll probably visit again, but not in August!

In general I had a good stay at this property. It provided strong internet and very helpful and friendly welcome staff (Freeman).

Very well looked after nothing too much trouble, rooms are spacious and clean . Fridge in the room essential for keeping the Kaliks cold. Location is good with a beautiful beach at the end of the garden lovely warm water.

Nathan's is absolutely the best! Freeman could not have been more helpful. If I needed it, it was there immediately. The lodge is so peaceful and quiet, and on the most beautiful beach on South Andros. Nathan is very kind, and even though he was out of town by necessity, he made sure to call in and check on me. The rooms are absolutely gorgeous! My one bedroom studio was huge. A breakfast nook table and a dining area table, as well as a large lovely kitchen with an island. Just near to my room was a beautiful Cabana on the beach, with a place to hang my hammock and benches to sit on with some tables. The restaurant was delicious. Florina was a wonderful cook! And there were beautiful tables with a lovely view of a garden outside. The Landscaping was really nice, with a lot of trees, and birds singing in the morning. I could not have asked for a better place. Once again, as I do in so many of my reviews, I issue a disclaimer. And that is if you want Paradise island, or Stewart's cove, or the Sheraton with marble floors, go somewhere else. This is a locally owned place, with local Bahamian food, and it is gorgeous Those people wanting Stewarts Cove or the Sheraton are wanting something completely different than what Nathan's is. Nathan's is a little bit of heaven! Also, if you want tours of the island, Barbara Moore is expert in local plants and their uses, maintains the trail at the blue hole, and should really be utilized. There are a couple of all inclusive resorts on the island and some of them seem to want a portion of her fees in order to recommend her. Otherwise they send people out on their own to explore. When you do that you miss all of the information about the native plants, the birds, the history and culture of the island, etc. And if you don't know what Poisonwood and machineel are, you're probably going to be in trouble. Make use of local tour guides!