Had an amazing time! This one of the most beautiful beaches I’ve ever been to. The room was ok – very large, two double beds, a small refrigerator, and TV (pictures attached). We visited here for the day 2 months ago and decided to return without our kids for a romantic getaway and were not disappointed. We were the only people staying here and we had the entire beach to ourselves every day. The restaurant here serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. The breakfast was simply eggs and ham or eggs and bacon. Lunch and dinner had a great menu with the best cracked conch I’ve ever tasted! We had conch, grouper, and lobster and ate at the beach bar with Bishop, the owner, and several locals who would drop by for a drink.

At night when Bishop would leave, we were the only ones on the beach. We laid out on the hammock looking at the stars and even went swimming as late as 10 p.m., as the water was so warm. Cannot wait to do this again next summer!

We were looking for a secluded, affordable, and clean place to stay in the Bahamas. Bishop's place came very close to giving us everything we were looking for, but there were a few disappointments.

The beach - Bishop's place had the prettiest beach we saw on the island. The sand was white, the water was aqua-marine, and we pretty much had miles of beach to ourselves. A 5 minute walk down the beach and you felt like you were on a deserted island. It was a very nice get-away.

The rooms - Overall, the rooms were fine. They were very spacious, and the staff kept them amazingly clean. There is a bit of a funky smell when you first walk in (no doubt from water damage inflicted by prior hurricanes), but you stop noticing it very quickly. Also, the towels and sheets always smelled very fresh.

Location - I wanted a place that was secluded, but Bishop's is almost too secluded. The nearest grocery store and restaurant (other than Bishop's) is 40 minutes away in Freeport. It was nice to be away from the crowds, but I wished it were just a little closer to some of the other attractions on the island.

Service - I was disappointed in the service we received. Bishop is a friendly guy, but it seems like he was always trying to squeeze an extra dollar out of us. Example: I ordered the snapper for supper which is listed as $10 on the menu. After I ordered, he told me that he was having special snapper that night and the cost would be $2 higher. Not a big deal, but I didn't appreciate the constant "nickle and diming" we encountered.

Overall, we had a satifsfying experience at Bishop's.

This was a different bonefish trip for us. We wanted a nice inexpensive place to fish the east end of Grand Bahama. Bishop's seemed to fit the bill. The room rate also included breakfast and dinner, per their website. We were asked to pay the entire hotel bill, along with charters, when we arrived. Breakfast was not served until 9 am. We left at 7:45 am to fish. Dinner was not served after 5 pm. We did not really feel like driving half an hour to Freeport for dinner every day.The air conditioner was turned off every day while we were fishing. We wouldn't go back.

Spent a long weekend at Bishop's Bonefish Resort, aka Bishop's Place, on Grand Bahama. We sort of found it by accident - we saw a great airfare deal to Grand Bahama and don't like crowded resorts, so we searched for an "out of the way" place. Bishop's fit the bill.

His small inn sits on a gorgeous 14 mile stretch of beach and it is likely that you won't see another person on the beach. His inn is simple but absolutely lovely. I have never had cleaner, more well kept accommodations than these. The room was incredibly clean, fresh, well furnished, and comfortable. The bedding and towels always smelled so fresh and clean - it made me smile! When we got sand on the floor, it was gone before we knew it.

We are used to renting large villas with private pools and having a bit of luxury on a vacation, so we weren't sure how we were going to like Bishop's. We absolutely loved it. His accommodations can't be beat. His beach can't be beat. The privacy and quiet were fabulous.

He and his staff were extrememly gracious. His restaurant/bar had great food and he makes an incredible Bahama Mama! We had a lobster dinner for $15! And it was delicious. Good lunches too.

As for other amenities, he provides you with chairs for the beach, and there is a little cabana that had some watersports for rent (kayaks, etc.) right out on the beach in front of you. They are also in the process of building a really cute beach bar on the sand at the water's edge. He said when it is finished, the party will move out there in the evening! They also offer fishing trips from the hotel.

It is far enough away from Freeport that you have no crowds, no people, but close enough to drive in and shop, go to the casino, or whatever else you may want to do.

I highly recommend this place for peace and quiet. With only 7 rooms, it would be a fun place to take a group too.