Atlantis Paradise Island in the Bahamas is about to embark on a multi-million dollar renovation, which will include a top-to-bottom overhaul of its rooms and suites in the Royal Towers and a reimagined Atlantis Casino.
The refurbishment of the property’s Royal East Tower is due to be completed this summer, with a housing refresh in the Royal West Tower to follow shortly thereafter. Both towers will feature new “soothing” design elements that draw inspiration from the natural environment, including aqua-hued waters, white sand beaches and coral reefs, Atlantis said.
The renovation will include the Royal’s 4,740 square foot Bridge Suite, which is due for completion next year.
The Atlantis Casino, meanwhile, will benefit from various upgrades, including more modern finishes and an expansion of its two on-site lounges, which include a high-limit slots lounge and a gaming lounge.
The resort is also updating its dining offerings, adding celebrity chef Michael White to its list of Michelin-starred culinary partners. (Atlantis Paradise Island features fine dining concepts from Michelin-starred chefs Nobu Matsuhisa and Jose Andres.)
White will lead the opening of Italian restaurant Paranza at The Cove, which is set to debut later this year.
On the casual side, a new Mediterranean-style beachside concession stand, Pita, will join the mix. Located near Atlantis’ Aquaventure water park, Pita will serve shawarma and falafel among other dishes.
The latest upgrades come as Atlantis also prepares to open Somewhere Else, a new property that will replace the resort’s Beach Tower. Scheduled to open in 2024, the 400-room project is being developed in partnership with David Grutman of Groot Hospitality and musician Pharrell Williams.