Gaga’s Nest is a family-run, ranch-style guesthouse on the quiet northern side of town — five simple units, warm welcomes, and the wild calm of Great Inagua all around.
Tucked onto East Street South, on the calm northern edge of Matthew Town, Gaga’s Nest is a five-unit, ranch-style guesthouse looked after personally by Mr. Kevin Hanchell. Nothing here is fancy for show — just three elegant rooms, honest comforts, and a host who treats every guest like kin.
Days move at island pace. Coffee on the porch while the town wakes up slow. A breeze through the louvres. And beyond the gate, the whole wild, salt-bright beauty of Inagua waiting for you.
Three elegant rooms, no two mornings alike. Two of the rooms join together as a full suite when you’d rather spread out and stay a while.
Three roomsFreshly made beds, soft light through the louvres, and the essentials done right. Cool, quiet, and simply elegant — made for slow island mornings and early island nights.
Two rooms, one suiteTwo of the rooms open into a private suite of your own — a complete kitchen for unhurried breakfasts and a proper living room for long, barefoot evenings. Cook in, stretch out, stay a while.
No booking engines here. For rates and availability, just call or write — Kevin answers personally.
+1 (242) 339-1666Everything you need for an easy island stay — nothing you don’t. That’s the way a guesthouse ought to be.
Stay connected from your room, the porch, or wherever you settle in with a book.
The suite’s full kitchen keeps breakfast unhurried and supper happily unplanned.
The suite’s own lounge — room to read, rest, and dream up tomorrow.
Five ranch-style units in all, each made up fresh and simply elegant for your arrival.
True ranch style — no stairs, no fuss, everything on one easy island level.
Basic amenities done properly — clean, working, and looked over by Kevin himself.
Inagua is the southernmost island of The Bahamas — famous among birdwatchers, blissfully unknown to crowds. This is the quiet island, and it rewards slow travellers.
No. IInagua National Park shelters one of the world’s great colonies of West Indian flamingos — a pink tide across the wetlands you won’t forget.
No. IIFields of rose-pink salt pans sweep across the island’s heart — Inagua has worked its salt, quietly, for generations.
No. IIIWild horses still roam the back roads and scrub of Inagua — moving through the island landscape at their own unhurried pace.
No. IVRocky shores, empty beaches, and a lighthouse keeping watch over the straits. The sea is always within walking distance.
Where to begin? Just ask. Kevin knows every quiet corner of Great Inagua — from the flamingo flats to the loneliest stretch of sand — and loves to point the way.
A few frames from the guesthouse and the island beyond — tap any photograph to see it properly.
You’ll find Gaga’s Nest on the quiet northern side of Matthew Town — close enough to stroll into the heart of things, far enough that the loudest sound at night is the breeze. The island air is clean, the stars are unhurried, and the sea is never far away.
Address
East Street South, Matthew Town
Inagua, The Bahamas
Getting here
Fly into Inagua’s small airport at Matthew Town — then just ask for Gaga’s Nest. In a town this friendly, everyone knows the way.
Prefer specific directions?
Call Kevin — +1 (242) 339-1666Gaga’s Nest
Matthew Town · Inagua
Tell him your dates, tell him what you’re dreaming of — flamingos at dawn, a quiet week in the suite, a kitchen full of island cooking. Every inquiry is answered personally.
