We stayed in the "HunnyPot" which is the middle of the three suits. It is on the second floor above the reception office and is extremely spacious (about twice the size of the average hotel room). It boasts a full kitchen with large fridge, stove with oven, microwave, coffee maker, blender, toaster, and place setting for at least 4 with all the pots and pans you'll need to prepare any meal. We even baked cookies. There is an abundance of spices, and John and Katy will "lend you a cup of sugar" whenever needed. John and Katy are gracious hosts, always ready to help with anything you need. There is free high speed wireless internet on the property, although it does go down every so often (it's a Bahamian ting). The Hunnypot has a king size bed, a sitting area with desk and chairs, a futon that doubles as a sofa, kitchen table and chairs, and a cozy arm chair. The bathroom has shower but no bathtub. Bring your own hair dryer, shampoo etc. There is satellite TV and we even got CBC with hockey night in Canada. There is a deck that overlooks the harbour and cupids cay and the sunsets are fantastic. The orchid garden occupies most of the grounds and is a perfect place to sit and read when the sun gets too hot. All in all, this is a place we'll definitely come back to.

We have just returned from Eleuthera and a stay at The Duck Inn. The cottage was wonderful, the grounds and gardens immaculate. John and Katy were great and very helpful with suggestions on places to see, eat, etc. Really good bonefishing just steps from our door and John is up to date on tides, lures, etc. We can't wait to return for another stay at this island paradise.

Our family stayed at the Duck Inn and we loved it! We stayed at the Flora's Garden House. The house was well equipped and had 4 bedrooms and two bathrooms with a full kitchen. The service was wonderful and the house and gardens were beautiful. We have traveled to many places, but this was the most peaceful experience that we have ever had. We visited many beaches, but some of our favorites were the Light House Beach (need a SUV), Rainbow Beach and Club Med Beach. We found many shells while snorkeling. The people were fantasic, and we were surprised by two fisherman when they gave us a 7 pound lobster that they had just caught, they just said Merry Christmas. I can not explain the feeling that it gave us to be on this beautiful island at Christmas time.

Driving on the left hand side was an a bit difficult at first. You should bring some supplies as this is a very remote location. You should bring sun screen, and most of your dry goods. If you are looking for entertainment this is not your island.

We visited Harbour Island and rented golf carts and went on the beautiful pink sand beach. The weather was great!

John, Kayte and Taco (the dog) were wonderful hosts! We plan on returning very soon!

Cold in Vermont

The Duck Inn was the perfect place to stay for us. The room (Honeypot Studio) was clean, nicely furnished, and comfortable, with a lovely patio and view. The host (John) was very helpful but not oppressive. He was there when we checked in, and was available after that as we needed him. The orchid gardens were a delight to walk through, and the best part was Taco, John's dog, who hung out with us for much of our stay. We would leave our door open, and call for him in the morning, at which point (not before), he'd come into the room with us. Taco also literally showed us the way to the beach, and stayed with us there.

The kitchen is well-stocked with pots, pans, plates, etc. This was a nice way to save a little money by cooking our own breakfasts on occasion.

There's a nice beach about 15 minutes away (by foot). The town is small, but there's a great bakery/cafe right around the corner from the Duck Inn. Also, if you have a car, you must try Tippy's, which is about a 10-minute drive from the Inn. I would recommend renting a car and checking out other beaches, including Lighthouse Point, which is a great spot for privacy. Make sure you go all the way to the end - that's the best spot.

I would gladly go back to the Duck Inn.