Coconut Court: Quiet, Older Adult esort

Coconut Court is a lovely hotel set right on the ocean. The views are wonderful. Staff are friendly, however there is no rush to get your order, even if it is Island time! The rooms are satisfactory and kept clean. We did have an issue with water drainage in the bathroom sink and shower. When brought to management's attention a repair was attempted but no change was seen. Rooms were equipped with a mini fridge, microwave, toaster and kettle. There was NO coffee maker however. Cliental were ma [... read more]inly older adults. Any entertainment was during dinner service and basic.

Sugar Cane Club Hotel and Spa: Sugar Cane Resort stay

The resort is located on a quiet hill, away form the main artery traffic. Very well maintained. Rooms were great with view to the nearby gully (looks like small jungle). The resident monkeys were peaceful, not aggressive and did not steal (as we initially feared) any items from the balcony. Most resort visitor were elderly Britts (over 95%), with few if any young tourists. For those without a car, a shuttle would take you several times during the day to the Haywood Beach ( 5-6 min drive) comp [... read more]limentary. We rented a car on our own dime so that we can have a full island experience. However, if you do not rent a car, you are seriously restricted as where you can go on the island or the hours you can go to the beach. We found the formal dress code for dinner (which was religiously observed by all the older Britts) somehow out of place with the tropical resort. It felt like we had every night dinner with Prince Charles at Buckingham Place. Also the waiting time at lunch ( up to 1hour and 30 min- all lunches and most dinners are a la carte) were a total waste of time. I would have much rather preferred a buffet style lunch and use the extra time to do just about anything else ( hit the beach, take an afternoon nap etc). Also dinner, 6 out of the 8 nights we spent there) was a la carte with reservations take for fix hours with little room for flexibility regarding the chosen dinning time. The food qualify was average and certain far below the price we paid for the 8 nights we stayed at the resort. The restaurant management controlled the food cost exceptionally well for the owner of the resort; the way the control food cost is that both lunch and dinner experience are based on the shame factor. I doubt any of the super civil and mannered Britts dares to order more than one food item form the menu. The resort is "all inclusive" in name only with regards to food, as tourist are heavily restricted on what they can chose to eat from the a la carte menu and certainly in terms of the amount of food. You have to be bold and creative to get up satiated after a dinner or lunch at this resort. All in all I would rate the hotel and the amenities at 5 stars ( out of 5) and food maybe 3 out of 5. Haywood beach ( the only one to which you will have access to if you have no car) would rate at 4 out of 5 stars. Not bad at all, but if you drive there are other, nicer beaches. I would give the island of Barbados however 7 out 5 stars for safety (and I criss- crossed the island in the 7 days spend there, including off the beaten path places. Absolutely safe where ever you go.

Coconut Court: Amazing job.

Beth did an excellent job in finding and planning the vacation. Everything was done and accurate—-greatly appreciated. I would call her anytime. I would book a hotel closer to the Rockly area next time.

Barbados Beach Club: My Happy Place❣️

This was our second Trip to The Beach Club. We love this place so much we immediatly booked again to go back this April. Not a fancy 5* however we love the vibe and the people..right on the beach. A shabby chic. Buffet works for me enough variety. Just love this place❤️

Sea Breeze Beach House: quaint resort

Generally, good. Look at the picture of the pool - railing does not go to the deck - stops at top step which is a foot below the deck - not safe Food was ok but there wasn't much variety and organization of reservations was cumbersome Room was fine We requested a ground-floor room because of mobility issues - we were placed on the second floor

Blue Horizon: Friendly, Clean, Great Location, Great Value

The staff at the hotel were the highlight. Over the week I was there, I got to know a few of them pretty well! One of them even remembered my name in passing one day! The room was simple, functional, a good size and clean. Never saw any bugs, which is something I look for. We were on the third floor and had a glimpse of the sea from our balcony. The linens were white, clean and comfortable. They were changed daily by housecleaning. The upper floors are not accessibility-friendly, which isn't an  [... read more]issue for me, but worth noting. No safe in the room as far as I'm aware. There was a mini fridge in the room, and the bedroom is air conditioned. The soaps, lotions and conditioners are wall-mounted in the shower and are the "zero" branded ones, which was nice. You're only issued one key, which is an old fashioned key as opposed to a keycard, but my roommate and I just left the key at reception if we were both leaving the premises separately, not a big deal. I found the landscaping and flora on the grounds pretty nice for a hotel in this price range. Once again, the staff were very friendly and get to recognize you over time.

The Sands Barbados: Has some charm

Small intimate resort. On the plus side the location is good.Close to the Gap,bus routes, and a couple beautiful beaches.Nice beach fronting the property. The meals were a mix of buffetts and A la carte that were very good. Never any issues getting recliners at the beach or around the pool. Bar service was adequate, with a nice surprise of some premium brands. The room was a little bit tired, however lots of space. These are converted from condos. Problem with this the air conditioning only work [... read more]ed in the bedroom. This needs to be ratified.

Wyndham Grand Barbados Sam Lords Castle: Good hotel, disappointing beach

Hotel rooms were well appointed, nice pools (they weren't heated at the time though) and food was excellently prepared/seasoned. Beach is where it fell flat. Was unusable because it was unmaintained and had huge waves being on the Atlantic side of the island. I would not return personally for that reason.

Barbados Beach Club: Hidden Gem

Barbados Beach Club "No Frill" resort is a hidden gem. If you are looking for a 5☆ with lots of activity and people the Beach Club is not for you. Very basic amenities that are extremely clean. The food is limited but exceptional. The one Alcarte restaurant was excellent. People are charming and we had fantastic ocean view. That fact the resort is literally right on the beach. It was like having your own private beach. We loved it and will be going back❣️

Barbados Beach Club: Remarkable Barbados value

We four Canadians greatly enjoyed our 10 days at Barbados Beach Club, late November into December. It amuses us to read critical reviews by former guests who seem to expect Sandals luxury while obviously not wanting to fork out Sandals prices. As many others have pointed out, this is an older hotel, but one that the staff works to keep clean and operating and welcoming. The food offerings, both at the buffet and upstairs in the a-la-carte, were varied and delicious, with lots of healthy choic [... read more]es. We were regulars at the beach; it was so nice to find more than enough beach chairs and umbrellas (and quick service in setting those up). The local mini-buses are handy and easy to use. Our visit was made extra special by: our friendly housekeeper Carrain; helpful Zakila at the front desk; Sanjean and Natalie at the a-la-carte; Joyann and Nathan at the buffet; and Shaun and Sandra who rock that bar service. Alas, the BBC is scheduled for major renovations in 2026, so prices are bound to go up. We are glad we got to enjoy it at such a reasonable cost.

Sugar Cane Club Hotel and Spa: Relaxation Complete

Extremely enjoyable. Met all of our expectations & more. High quality throughout with superior meal, attentive staff (Rohan, Gregory, Tameshia & Shomari are shining stars). Hope to return if it stays as all-inclusive.

Barbados Beach Club: Wonderful holiday

We enjoyed our holiday very much. What a beautiful beach it is. The hotel itself is in dire need of the facelift it is about to receive. Most staff members were kind and diligent. Special shoutouts to Maureen and Kathy-Ann from housekeeping, as well as SanJean, Joyanne, and Zuriel from the food department. The buffet food was good. The wine was not great. There are very very few chaise lounge chairs at the pool, and a staff member should be checking that rude guests don’t place their towels  [... read more]on the few existing chairs, and disappear for hours at a time. This is monitored at other resorts. But overall… a great place to visit.

Accra Beach Hotel and Spa: Simply Awesome

Great hotel, room and beach view was amazing. The pool was awesome and the afternoon swim up bar was wonderful. Very central, shopping plaza across the street. Had a european meal plan so did not utilize the dining on site. The beach was beautiful, however had red flag days, so we kept to the pool.

Coconut Court: Beautiful friendly hotel!

This hotel is a really beautiful place to go and relax in the sun. All the staff are super friendly and helpful. The food is good and very nicely presented. The grounds, including the beach, are very clean and well maintained. The location is convenient to getting to Bridgetown or Oistins. This is our second time going to Coconut Court, and we will definitely go back again!

Mango Bay: Little piece of paradise

Thank you to the staff from being checked in and greeted to our departure, the staff including Isabelle, Rayden, Ronald, Anderson, Britany, Sabrina, Damian and more, all took such good care of us!! The beach was beyond perfect, the food was good, the beds were comfortable and entertainment every night. Wow, just wow. What a great trip.

The Sands Barbados: Family Friendly

A welcoming atmosphere with a 5 star hotel staff. Service and performance were prompt, courteous, helpful, respectful and friendly. Families members, young and old who were visiting, were laughing and clearly enjoying themselves.

The Sands Barbados: Charming and Relaxing Stay at The Sands Barbados

We recently stayed at The Sands Barbados and truly enjoyed our week-long vacation. It’s a quaint, smaller resort with a cozy, family-oriented vibe — a refreshing contrast to the larger, noisier chain hotels. The atmosphere was calm and relaxing, yet the resort still made a strong effort to entertain guests, with just enough activity to feel lively without being overwhelming. One of the highlights was the location. The resort is perfectly situated, just steps away from a variety of local dinin [... read more]g options, beach bars, and of course, beautiful beaches. The island itself felt very safe — we had no concerns leaving the resort at night to explore the area, which added a nice layer of freedom and comfort to our trip. The rooms were spacious, clean, and well-maintained. While the air conditioning was only available in the bedrooms, the rest of the suite remained comfortable throughout our stay. It was a great layout for a family vacation. The food at the resort was generally good, though we would have appreciated a bit more variety in local Bajan cuisine to really get a taste of the island. There are two on-site restaurants. One is casual and accessible daily, while the other is a rooftop fine dining experience — elegant but with some limitations. You can only dine there once per stay, and the dress code is quite strict (no sneakers, sandals, t-shirts; long pants and dress shoes required for men). Unfortunately, we couldn’t attend since the guys in our group didn’t pack dress shoes. Also, children under 12 are not permitted, which is worth noting for families. The beach area at the resort is small, and the water was a bit rough during our stay. We learned this is due to the location, as certain parts of the island have stronger surf. Still, it was nice to have direct beach access and enjoy the views and ocean breeze. All in all, our experience at The Sands was a great one — the stay was easy, relaxing, and memorable. If you're looking for a low-key, charming resort with a touch of local charm and close access to everything you need, this is a great choice.

Southern Palms Beach Club: Wonderful location and hotel!

Lovely hotel with comfortable bed, pillows, and linens. Clean and quiet with two warm pools, a fun little mini golf course, and shuffleboard. The beach area was kept clean. A nice bonus was complimentary icy lemon water at the pool and afternoon coffee and tea with muffins in the afternoon. Super friendly staff! The food was good, but expensive. Walking distance to mini mart, bus, and local bars and restaurants. We look forward to visiting Southern Palms again.

The Sands Barbados: Loved The Sands

Had a great week at The Sands. Food and drinks were excellent as was the staff. The room was nice and clean and the beach is beautiful. They had a seaweed issue when we were there but did what they could cleaning it off the beach which is no easy task. We would definitely return.

Sugar Cane Club Hotel and Spa: Wonderful vacation/beautiful resort

We recently spent a week at the Sugar Cane Resort. We absolutely loved our week at this wonderful place. The food was amazing and the staff were friendly and welcoming. The only downside is the distance from the public beach. There is a shuttle to the beach which is absolutely beautiful. However, there is no shade or chairs to sit. My only suggestion is to have chairs available to guests to bring to the beach.