Dillet's Guest House
Family owned
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We stayed here years ago and are planning on staying here again this year. We enjoyed the hospitality and the coziness of the room and grounds. The Staff were wonderful and accommodating, helping with suggestions on places to eat and see. The location is a little off the beaten path, but that’s how we liked it. I have suggested this B&B to my family and friends and hope that you find it as quaint as we did.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 25 2008
Last year I had to attend a convention but did not want to stay in the usual tourist trap so I opted for a B & B. Dillets came into view while I was searching and while my colleagues were surprised that I could find a B&B that was not in England,I found this jewel in Nassau called Dillets whose proprietor Danielle welcomed me in like family. I enjoyed a quiet stay with the best pineapple cake and bread pudding I can remember. The staff were friendly and helpful. The house beautiful, sparkling clean and felt like home. Walking distance to the Fish Fry, a real treat and an easy ride to the main stretch where the convention was or to town to browse the shops. How wonderful to come back from a busy day and sit under the mango tree with an iced tea. Thank you again to everyone. I look forward to visiting again.
Reviewed by: natalia from on Aug 03 2007
I hope t go back because the people who run it are very greatful they are giving and sweet they make you feel right at home the second you meet them, they are very warm..I cant wait to go back.their hosipality was great,and it was very well kept up and clean.
Reviewed by: Deborha from on Sep 29 2006
Dillet's is a comfortable 15-20 minute walk from downtown Nassau. The historic Bahamian home is owned and operated by two wonderful women -- Danielle, and her gracious mother Iris. From the moment you arrive, you become a valued part of their family.
Reviewed by: K. from on Jun 22 2006
This place is not all that but it is a very good place to visit. This is place has a good view of the ocean. If you are a neat freak then this is not a place for you. If you dont like rats and other stuff then this is not a good place to visit. This is my rewiew.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 29 2006
Stayed here Jan. 2006. The owners were great and the rooms were comfortable. You should be aware that it is no longer a Bed and Breakfast but only a guest house. It has a real family feeling. We had a rental car but others were riding public transportation.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 25 2006
Family owned
Back to Dillet's Guest House
We stayed here years ago and are planning on staying here again this year. We enjoyed the hospitality and the coziness of the room and grounds. The Staff were wonderful and accommodating, helping with suggestions on places to eat and see. The location is a little off the beaten path, but that’s how we liked it. I have suggested this B&B to my family and friends and hope that you find it as quaint as we did.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 25 2008
Last year I had to attend a convention but did not want to stay in the usual tourist trap so I opted for a B & B. Dillets came into view while I was searching and while my colleagues were surprised that I could find a B&B that was not in England,I found this jewel in Nassau called Dillets whose proprietor Danielle welcomed me in like family. I enjoyed a quiet stay with the best pineapple cake and bread pudding I can remember. The staff were friendly and helpful. The house beautiful, sparkling clean and felt like home. Walking distance to the Fish Fry, a real treat and an easy ride to the main stretch where the convention was or to town to browse the shops. How wonderful to come back from a busy day and sit under the mango tree with an iced tea. Thank you again to everyone. I look forward to visiting again.
Reviewed by: natalia from on Aug 03 2007
I hope t go back because the people who run it are very greatful they are giving and sweet they make you feel right at home the second you meet them, they are very warm..I cant wait to go back.their hosipality was great,and it was very well kept up and clean.
Reviewed by: Deborha from on Sep 29 2006
Dillet's is a comfortable 15-20 minute walk from downtown Nassau. The historic Bahamian home is owned and operated by two wonderful women -- Danielle, and her gracious mother Iris. From the moment you arrive, you become a valued part of their family.
Reviewed by: K. from on Jun 22 2006
This place is not all that but it is a very good place to visit. This is place has a good view of the ocean. If you are a neat freak then this is not a place for you. If you dont like rats and other stuff then this is not a good place to visit. This is my rewiew.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 29 2006
Stayed here Jan. 2006. The owners were great and the rooms were comfortable. You should be aware that it is no longer a Bed and Breakfast but only a guest house. It has a real family feeling. We had a rental car but others were riding public transportation.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 25 2006
