Albany Resort
Nassau, The Bahamas, NA
- ALSO GOOD FOR
- ROOMS
- 100+
- Courses
- One
- Amenities
- Seven restaurants / spa & fitness center / equestrian / two pools / private beach
- Address
- 127 S Ocean Road, Nassau, The Bahamas, NA
- Phone
- 242-676-6000
- URL
- https://www.albanybahamas.com/
Travelogue
You might know Albany only as the host of Tiger Woods’s Hero World Challenge, but its primary role is to serve as a luxurious oceanside getaway. Owned by billionaire Joe Lewis, along with Woods, Ernie Els and Justin Timberlake, the gated 600-acre community opened in 2010. Most of the residential properties at Albany — from the colonial-style ocean-front villas to the super-slick apartments that overlook a yacht-filled marina — are available for rent on a nightly basis, making it a swank destination for those in the know. Els designed the par-72, 7,400-yard course, which offers a balance of windswept dunes, desert features and water hazards. Surrounding the course is a 400-yard driving range, a pristine short-game practice area, and a fully-equipped swing performance center. Dining options range from casual and poolside to gourmet and high-end. Private beaches, two pools (one for kids and another for adults), an equestrian center, luxurious spa, state-of-the-art fitness center and art gallery cement Albany’s oasis status. Don’t be surprised if you spot a celeb in the gym or relaxing poolside — it’s that kind of place.6 things you need to know
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1. Best time to go:
Year-round; prioritize fall, winter and spring. -
2. Daily stay-and-plays start at:
$2,500 -
3. Golf experience:
The Ernie Els-designed course combines the best of links and desert features with windswept dunes and water. -
4. Best non-golf amenity:
The two pools, one featuring winding slides and another adult-only option that offers ultimate pampering. -
5. While you're there:
Ogle the gorgeous (and expensive) yachts in Albany Marina. Maybe you'll even see Tiger's. -
6. Insider tip:
A studio near the marina is where Justin Timberlake has been laying down tracks.