If your idea of a trip to the Bahamas is nightclubs, gambling, jetskiing, being served drinks on the beach, etc... don't even consider Orange Creek Inn.

However, if touring a remote island by bike, using your own snorkling gear, preparing your own meals, spending multiple days on a beach without ever seeing another person, and treating the locals (and being treated in return) as equals sounds like your kind of vacation,... then Orange Creek Inn and the north end of Cat Island is the place for you.

Extremely clean room; wonderfully friendly people; postcard beach and water. *The* place for do-it-yourselfers / backpackers / hostel travellers. We loved our week there.

I am always dubious when takin' trips to places I hadn't been to before, however, The Orange Creek Inn was great! We had a dbl room with a kitchenette. Very clean and spacious with lots of towels, soap and shampoo! The food store below the rooms didn't have everything but there was more than enough to get by on. Mrs. Cleare is a very nice lady who really cares about her guests. The TV is supplied by a dish.
Therefore just ONE channel. And that's whatever the main TV is tuned to! The weather was fabulous! There is a lovely secluded powdery white sand beach north of the hotel a few miles. The food at the SEA SPRAY HOTEL was great! Also, at DA SMOKING POT! Which is in ARTHURS TOWN.
Very reasonably priced. Also in ARTHURS TOWN on the roadside we had the tastiest scorched conch we had ever eaten! Two ladies come out around 5:30pm and prepare it. Just opposite the HARD ROCK RESTAURANT. The 3 days on Cat Island was very relaxing and laid back.