The Cove Atlantis Review

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78%
families recommend
236 family reviews

Families will love:
  • Private pool and beach
  • Close to Atlantis pools and waterslides
  • Balance between upscale refinement and family friendliness


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About The Cove Atlantis

Opened in 2008, The Cove Atlantis is a dramatic departure from the trio of Disney-esque hotels that anchor the Atlantis Resort. Instead of looking to Orlando for its cues, The Cove looks due west 200 miles to Miami's South Beach. The vibe here is one of "tropical sophistication." The open-air lobby is constructed of dark teakwood with a Balinese feel, with sinuous metal sculptures filling alcoves, and a row of marble water treatments with changing neon lights setting the mood as day drifts into night. On weekend nights, the lobby is full of men in dark suits and young girls in cocktail dresses on their way to dinner or a night at the casino. During the day, meanwhile, the jet-set can be found poolside at Cain at Cove, an adults-only pool and mini-casino on the backside of the hotel complete with cabanas and daybeds for lounging.

Despite the trendy vibe of The Cove, it excels at making families feel welcome. Guests think nothing of seeing towel-wrapped kids fresh from the waterslides sharing elevators with young partiers dressed to the nines. Part of that comes from the welcoming style of the staff here, which seems to go out of its way to make everyone feel included with a "good morning" or "good evening" no matter who they are. The other key to that balance is the Cove's location, on the side of the Aquaventure water park closest to the Power Tower, ensuring that kids can easily find the action, even as the hotel itself is a stylish refuge surrounded by tropical gardens and koi ponds. Adding to the air of exclusivity, guests at the Cove can access any of the pools, waterslides, or aquariums of the rest of Atlantis, but guests of other hotels are not allowed at The Cove.

Read individual reviews of the Atlantis complex of hotels:
Atlantis
Beach Tower
Coral Towers
Harborside Resort
The Reef
Royal Towers


Written by Michael Blanding

 

The Cove Atlantis Reviews

3drumm - Aug 13th, 2011

We were under the impression that the Royal Towers were the nicest rooms overall at the Atlantis resort. So when my wife won a sales incentive trip to Atlantis, we wanted the Royal Towers. We were a little disappointed to learn that we were staying in the Cove until we saw the lobby and the room. We were on the 12th floor and our balcony faced Southeast ... more +

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  • Connecting Rooms
  • Cribs
  • DVD Player
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  • Meal Plan
  • Onsite Dining
  • Pool



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