Harborside Resort at Atlantis

The resort and its setting

Harborside Resort at Atlantis is an upscale waterside, apartment-style resort on Paradise Island, part of the Sheraton Vacation Club brand. Guests rate it 4 out of 5 from more than 620 Google reviews, and the resort's own outdoor pool sits alongside access to the broader Atlantis resort facilities nearby. It's a self-catering style property, which tends to suit families or groups wanting more space than a standard hotel room, with the option to step into the wider Atlantis complex whenever they choose.

The area and things to do

Paradise Island is linked to downtown Nassau by bridge, putting owners and guests within easy reach of New Providence's main attractions without leaving the island chain that most visitors associate with The Bahamas. The Atlantis resort itself is the area's best-known draw, and its scale means there's plenty to see and do without a car. Nassau's harbourfront, shops and cruise port are a short trip away, making Harborside a practical base for anyone splitting their time between beach days and exploring the capital.

Selling or renting a week here

If you own a week at Harborside Resort at Atlantis and are thinking about moving it on, listing it privately is straightforward: you set your own asking price, your listing is visible to buyers searching for this resort by name, and interested parties contact you directly through the platform. There's no commission on the sale — BidMyTimeshare.com charges sellers a one-time listing fee to get the week in front of buyers, rather than taking a cut of the final price.

Because Harborside is a Sheraton Vacation Club resort, resales here typically go through the brand's own transfer process rather than an independent owners' association. Before agreeing on a price with a buyer, sellers should confirm the current transfer or resale fee directly with Sheraton Vacation Club, as well as any right of first refusal the brand may hold on the sale — this gives the resort the option to match a buyer's offer before the sale completes. Ask also about the current annual maintenance fee, since this is what the buyer will be taking on going forward. None of these figures are fixed industry-wide, so get them in writing from the brand before finalising a deal.

Renters, meanwhile, are usually looking for confirmed dates, a clear week or unit size, and a straightforward way to message the owner with questions before booking — all things a well-written listing should spell out plainly.

Practical notes for buyers and sellers

A resale buyer typically takes on the usage rights tied to the week itself — the dates, unit type and any point value the week carries — but shouldn't assume anything beyond what's written into the contract and confirmed by Sheraton Vacation Club at the time of transfer. Ask early about how long the transfer process usually takes, since this varies and can affect when a buyer can actually start using or booking their week. It's also worth checking whether the week is fixed or floating, and whether it's deeded or a right-to-use product, as this shapes both resale value and what a renter can expect to book.

Getting in touch

Whether you're selling a week you no longer use or researching Harborside before renting or buying one, the practical details — transfer fees, annual fees, and what exactly is included — are worth confirming directly with Sheraton Vacation Club before money changes hands.