We went to the Bahamas expecting everything to be extremely expensive. We were very surprise to have found this hotel on the "Lonely Planet" after our arrival we decided to go there and check it out. Maria and Steve Antonas are quite a couple, super clean, organized, and quaint; the rooms were $53 with taxes for both my boyfriend and... more

At first I was a little bit worried about the street the hostel was on. It is centrally located (financial district, less than 5 min walk from Straw Market), but feels a bit deserted at night. It is the main reason I'm not giving the place four stars. However if you're travelling with companions, I have no qualms whatsoever to... more

The reviews here were all very good, so we booked to stay. All I can say is don't be fooled, it is a very depressing place in a bad location and will not be what you're after in the Bahamas if you're after a nice relaxing holiday. We were very disappointed and wished we'd stayed elsewhere. more

In a quiet street in the heart of downtown. All conveniences within walking distance. However there are no decent beaches in this area - just go to Paradise Island. Mignon is very safe, stairs take you up to the locked gate of a quaint open landing. Owners' apt is at the front, and 6 guest rooms are at the back... more

During my college days, my fraternity used the Mignon for our fraternities spring break trip. Mary Antonas reserved Spring Break week for us every year (1970's). We called her Mom and she and her husband Steve took great care of us. I always would visit her house and she would serve us Greek sweet liquor. This was over thirty years... more

I decided to stay at Mignon's after reading reviews here so I feel I should write a feed back to help other travellers. Anyway, I stayed there for 3 nights and the experience was very good. The guest house has 6 total rooms but one is occupied by owner's son. Each room has a tv, fan, a/c, desk, a single... more

I discovered this travel gem in January 2002, when I arrived on the island ready for Semester at Sea. I had set up to stay at a hostel, but our friendly cab driver suggested this cute guest house, with wonderful hosts. It was like staying with family, it's a great place. I want to go right now. more

As a teenager in the 70s i discovered Mignon guest house, and fell in love with its owners Mary & Steve Antonas. clean,clean,clean. Mary wouldn't have it any other way. your just 5 minutes from the british colonial hotel and there wonderful beach, and right downtown close to everything, and the price is very affordable. Purchase your groceries in town... more