Paradise Beach Drive, Paradise Island, New Providence, BS

Imperial Club Harbour View

400 sq. ft. / 4 Guests / 1 King OR 2 Queen Beds

The Imperial Club Harbour View room at The Royal at Atlantis offers 400 sq. ft. of non-smoking comfort with views across the harbour. Designed as a club-level retreat, it combines the energy of this Paradise Island resort with a calmer private base for couples, families or friends, sleeping up to 4 guests. Inside, the room is furnished with either 1 King or 2 Queen Beds, with free cribs/infant beds and free rollaway/extra beds available on request. Air conditioning, blackout drapes, turndown service and daily housekeeping help make each stay comfortable, while a desk, phone, iron and ironing board add practical ease. Entertainment includes free WiFi, a 32-inch HDTV with premium channels and pay movies, and the room also includes a mini-fridge, coffee/tea maker and limited-hours room service. The private bathroom features a shower/tub combination, rainfall showerhead, towels, shampoo and toilet paper, and the room is wheelchair accessible. The Royal at Atlantis is not an all-inclusive resort, so meals and extras are not automatically bundled into the room rate. Instead, your stay includes club-level benefits such as Club Lounge access, light refreshments and a separate check-in location, while the resort fee covers selected inclusions such as Aquaventure Water Park access, The Dig, Predator Tunnel and marine habitats, WiFi for 4 devices in guest rooms and lobby areas, fitness center access for 2 guests, in-room coffee/tea and a mini-fridge. Guests can also choose from available Atlantis dining plans covering breakfast and dinner at select restaurants.

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This room frames views across the harbour at The Royal at Atlantis, taking in the marina activity rather than the pools or ocean. It’s a calmer, more scenic outlook than an interior-facing room, and a nice option if you like watching boats come and go without paying for a full ocean-view category.

The room is set up with 1 king bed or 2 queen beds, and it comfortably sleeps up to 4 guests. Free cribs and free rollaway beds are also available on request, which makes it workable for families traveling with a younger child alongside two adults.

This category is built around its harbour-facing outlook and 400 sq. ft. interior rather than a private balcony or terrace. Guests wanting to spend time outdoors will find that easy to do resort-wide, with Aquaventure and the main pools just a short walk from The Royal.

The private bathroom features a shower and tub combination with a rainfall showerhead, along with towels, shampoo and the usual daily essentials. It’s a practical, well-appointed setup suited to both quick turnarounds and a more relaxed soak after a day at the water park.

Stepping up from a standard room, the Imperial Club Harbour View adds Club Lounge access, light refreshments and a separate check-in location, plus the harbour outlook. It sits below the resort’s suite categories in size, but the club-level perks make it a strong middle-ground choice for guests who want extra service without booking a full suite.

Booking this room includes Club Lounge access with light refreshments and a dedicated check-in area, separate from the main lobby. On top of that, the resort fee covers Aquaventure Water Park access, The Dig, Predator Tunnel and marine habitats, in-room WiFi, and use of the fitness center for two guests.

With its flexible king or two-queen bedding and space for up to four guests, the room works well for couples wanting the club-level upgrade or small families with a child using the free crib or rollaway option. The desk and turndown service also make it comfortable for a longer, more settled stay.

The Royal at Atlantis sits closest to Aquaventure, the Mayan Temple slides, The Dig, the casino and the resort’s two main pools, all reachable on foot. Cabbage Beach and the wider Aquaventure water park are also just a short walk away, so you’re never far from the main action.

The harbour-facing rooms tend to offer a calmer, more low-key outlook compared to rooms overlooking the pools or Aquaventure, since the marina view sees far less foot traffic and noise. It’s a good pick for guests who want to be close to everything but still return to a quieter room at the end of the day.

Since The Royal at Atlantis is not an all-inclusive resort, meals aren’t automatically bundled in, though guests can add an Atlantis dining plan for breakfast and dinner at select restaurants. It’s also worth knowing the daily resort fee covers water park access, WiFi and the in-room coffee and mini-fridge already found in this room.

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