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- Least expensive accommodations
- River ride and aquarium exhibits
- Special club catering to pre-teens and teens
About Beach Tower at Atlantis
Along with Coral Towers, Beach Tower was one of the two original hotels in the resort, once owned by Merv Griffin before it was bought out and turned into part of Atlantis in 1994. Of all of the hotel properties at Atlantis, it has two distinctions: it is the cheapest accommodations, and it is the farthest away from the action. Compared to bustling Royal Towers, Beach Tower has a sleepy, even old-school feel of a resort from yesteryear, with bland architecture and a cookie-cutter lobby. At the same time, rooms here go for some $150 to $200 less than Royal Towers, making this an attraction option for families on a budget. And honestly, it is really only a short walk or shuttle bus ride from all of the action. If you time it well, you can leave your room each morning, sample the waterslides, aquariums, and beaches of the resort and not return until you are good and tired at night.
Beach Tower also has a few other things going for it -- especially access to its own lagoon/aquarium area complete with its own relaxing river raft ride. It is also only a short walk to Marina Village, a faux-village area with shopping and budget eateries that fronts the marina and the Harborside Resort area. Together with a few attractively priced eateries in the tower itself, staying her makes it easy to experience all of the fun of Atlantis without breaking the bank (too much).
Read individual reviews of the Atlantis complex of hotels:
Atlantis
Coral Towers
The Cove
Harborside Resort
The Reef
Royal Towers
Written by Michael Blanding
Beach Tower at Atlantis Reviews





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