“Cool family-run hotel on the beach. The rooms feature bamboo furniture, shuttered windows, and large terraces. Villas have kitchens and living areas. Outdoor pool, spa and beach access. Outstanding Barbadian cuisine. Family friendly, laid back and chic. ”
“Cool family-run hotel on the beach. The rooms feature bamboo furniture, shuttered windows, and large terraces. Villas have kitchens and living areas. Outdoor pool, spa and beach access. Outstanding Barbadian cuisine. Family friendly, laid back and chic. ”
Hotel Review
Recommended for
- Foodies
- Superb restaurant "The Fish Pot"
Recommended For
- Foodies
- Superb restaurant "The Fish Pot"
- Surfing
- Ken Mayers, the in-house surfing instructer has a wealth of experience of the island's surf breaks
- Local markets
- Buy from local fisherman on Fridays and cook up yourself in the kitchen
- Diving
- Reefers & Wreckers offer profesional diving experiences
- Sights nearby
- St. Nicholas Abbey plantation
- Golf
- Sandy Lane golf course
- Snorkelling
- Sailing
- Windsurfing
- Great walks
- Watersports
- Cycling
- Fishing
- Self catering to rent
- Restaurant
- Full of character
- Free wifi
- Intimate
- Contemporary
- On the beach
- On an island
- Child friendly
- Self catering
- Chic
- Boutique
Facilities
- Self catering to rent
- Restaurant
- Massage
- Safe
- Free wifi
- Wifi
- Private villas
- Child friendly
- Garden
- Swimming Pool
Activities
- Surfing
- Ken Mayers, the in-house surfing instructer has a wealth of experience of the island's surf breaks
- Local markets
- Buy from local fisherman on Fridays and cook up yourself in the kitchen
- Diving
- Reefers & Wreckers offer profesional diving experiences
- Sights nearby
- St. Nicholas Abbey plantation
- Golf
- Sandy Lane golf course
- Snorkelling
- Sailing
- Windsurfing
- Fishing
- Great walks
- Watersports
- Cycling
Map & Location
What's Nearby
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