Graycliff
A boutique hotel converted from an 18th-century colonial mansion, where visitors can tour the chocolate workshop, cigar factory and huge wine cellar, and join hands-on classes.
Graycliff is a Georgian colonial mansion built in the 1740s on West Hill Street in Nassau. It is now a boutique hotel and restaurant, famous for a wine cellar holding more than 250,000 bottles. The Graycliff complex nearby includes a chocolate workshop, where visitors can join a hands-on chocolate-making class, and a hand-rolled cigar factory, where you can watch the cigar rollers at work. It also has an art gallery and a heritage centre. Classes must be booked in advance and cost about US$50 to $100. Graycliff is located just west of the Government House and is within walking distance.
Opening hours
About 9:00 am–5:00 pm (varies by attraction)
Nearby sights
- National Art Gallery of The Bahamas
- Government House
- Pirates of Nassau Museum
- Christ Church Cathedral
- John Watling's Distillery
- Pompey Museum of Slavery & Emancipation
- Nassau Straw Market
- Junkanoo Beach