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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Most amazing place: calm/relaxing with stunning views (especially at sunset) plus beautiful beach/pools & friendly staff. Woke up daily to see race horses in bay (5 mins later next to them). Many days saw monkeys, close up, eating mangoes just on roadside to Hilton; plenty of turtles in sea by Barbados Blue (free rentals of SUPs for Hilton guests). Free WiFi (if join Hilton Honors prior, free). Free rum punch on arrival. Comfy bed, spacious/clean room. Great bathroom.
No mosquitoes.
Friendlies...
Most amazing place: calm/relaxing with stunning views (especially at sunset) plus beautiful beach/pools & friendly staff. Woke up daily to see race horses in bay (5 mins later next to them). Many days saw monkeys, close up, eating mangoes just on roadside to Hilton; plenty of turtles in sea by Barbados Blue (free rentals of SUPs for Hilton guests). Free WiFi (if join Hilton Honors prior, free). Free rum punch on arrival. Comfy bed, spacious/clean room. Great bathroom.
No mosquitoes.
Friendlies...
A small boutique hotel set in exotic mature gardens. Most rooms are in the garden and have covered terraces that lead to a rock pool which is great for swimming - I managed one length under water to be greeted by a monkey when I surfaced ! They have a young chef who trained in New York, so the standard of presentation and cuisine is excellent. There is a strong artistic and interior design lead influence which will appeal to like minded people.
A small boutique hotel set in exotic mature gardens. Most rooms are in the garden and have covered terraces that lead to a rock pool which is great for swimming - I managed one length under water to be greeted by a monkey when I surfaced ! They have a young chef who trained in New York, so the standard of presentation and cuisine is excellent. There is a strong artistic and interior design lead influence which will appeal to like minded people.
Super friendly staff, fantastic sea view room, Cherie best chef especially breakfast, delicious cocktails!!
Spa treatments sooo relaxing!
Loved Barbados!
Super friendly staff, fantastic sea view room, Cherie best chef especially breakfast, delicious cocktails!!
Spa treatments sooo relaxing!
Loved Barbados!
Our room was really lovely, with a great balcony looking over the polls to the sea. The bed was really comfy, though as is often the case overloaded with pillows/cushions, and the shower was excellent.
There was a well-equipped kitchenette with fridge, freezer, microwave and 2 hobs, plus plenty of crockery etc. There was a kettle and a filter coffee machine, but no tea bags or coffee. When we enquired about this we were told the Bouganvillea is a "self-catering hotel", which is a pretty...
Our room was really lovely, with a great balcony looking over the polls to the sea. The bed was really comfy, though as is often the case overloaded with pillows/cushions, and the shower was excellent.
There was a well-equipped kitchenette with fridge, freezer, microwave and 2 hobs, plus plenty of crockery etc. There was a kettle and a filter coffee machine, but no tea bags or coffee. When we enquired about this we were told the Bouganvillea is a "self-catering hotel", which is a pretty...
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Reviewed February 14, 2023Reviewed February 14, 2023
This is a lovely little gem of a hotel. Perfectly placed for the beautiful Miami Beach opposite, down a quiet little side road but close enough to stroll into Oistins. Very handy for the Friday Fish Fry (but the little stalls sell delicious fish dishes all week).
Our room was large with a huge four poster, settee, table, chairs, coffee machine, kettle and a selection of tea and coffee. A big bathroom with lovely toiletries and an outside private patio with settee, table and sun loungers....
This is a lovely little gem of a hotel. Perfectly placed for the beautiful Miami Beach opposite, down a quiet little side road but close enough to stroll into Oistins. Very handy for the Friday Fish Fry (but the little stalls sell delicious fish dishes all week).
Our room was large with a huge four poster, settee, table, chairs, coffee machine, kettle and a selection of tea and coffee. A big bathroom with lovely toiletries and an outside private patio with settee, table and sun loungers....
Visited the hotel in 2007 and 2008 and amazed that Reggie still remembered us after all that time when we returned in August this year!
Hotel was quiet (but so was the whole area including the Gap) and the one bedroom apartment was good although could do with a lick of paint.
The hotel is on the beach, which never had more than a dozen people on it ,and sunbeds, towels, umbrellas were easy - no getting up at dawn to reserve. Walking into the sea is like walking into a warm bath and nice and...
Visited the hotel in 2007 and 2008 and amazed that Reggie still remembered us after all that time when we returned in August this year!
Hotel was quiet (but so was the whole area including the Gap) and the one bedroom apartment was good although could do with a lick of paint.
The hotel is on the beach, which never had more than a dozen people on it ,and sunbeds, towels, umbrellas were easy - no getting up at dawn to reserve. Walking into the sea is like walking into a warm bath and nice and...
Paul
Reviewed September 3, 2016Reviewed September 3, 2016
Coral Reef offers a uniquely beautiful garden setting with a sea and beach border. To glance in any direction in any of those settings, is to see beauty. The elegant and welcoming main building and scattered cottages and garden rooms sit comfortably and gloriously within the garden and beach areas. All ones needs are absorbed by the attention of a myriad of gentle, characterful and super efficient staff and underpinned by the ever present attention of the family owners. Paradise on earth.
Coral Reef offers a uniquely beautiful garden setting with a sea and beach border. To glance in any direction in any of those settings, is to see beauty. The elegant and welcoming main building and scattered cottages and garden rooms sit comfortably and gloriously within the garden and beach areas. All ones needs are absorbed by the attention of a myriad of gentle, characterful and super efficient staff and underpinned by the ever present attention of the family owners. Paradise on earth.
Patricia
Reviewed October 17, 2021Reviewed October 17, 2021
Lovely friendly hotel right onto a white sandy beach. AfFlat 10 minute walk to St Lawrence Gap with plenty of nice restaurants and bars and night life if you want a change from all inclusive. A Good base to explore the island from. Rooms were adequate and clean. Food at the hotel was excellent plenty of choice for lunch and evening meals. There are two al a carte restaurants which open alternative evenings which you need to book.The waterfront restaurant at night is a lovely eating place....
Lovely friendly hotel right onto a white sandy beach. AfFlat 10 minute walk to St Lawrence Gap with plenty of nice restaurants and bars and night life if you want a change from all inclusive. A Good base to explore the island from. Rooms were adequate and clean. Food at the hotel was excellent plenty of choice for lunch and evening meals. There are two al a carte restaurants which open alternative evenings which you need to book.The waterfront restaurant at night is a lovely eating place....
Andrea
Reviewed February 1, 2016Reviewed February 1, 2016
Wonderfully relaxing holiday perfect for de-stressing. All rooms benefit from ocean views with every little detail taken into consideration. Wonderful island genuinely kind caring hospitable people.
Wonderfully relaxing holiday perfect for de-stressing. All rooms benefit from ocean views with every little detail taken into consideration. Wonderful island genuinely kind caring hospitable people.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed September 13, 2015Reviewed September 13, 2015
A great hotel situated a short taxi ride from the airport. It has two beaches, one being smaller and more private.
Plenty of sunbeds and umbrellas on beach and around pool area. Friendly staff deliver cocktails to your sunbed.
Oistins is not too far a 15/20 minute walk or 5/10 minutes B$2 one way on the Zr mini bus is an 'interesting' and fun experience. We also took the ZR minibus into Bridgetown once again only B$2.
The staff at this hotel are exceptional very friendly and nothing is too...
A great hotel situated a short taxi ride from the airport. It has two beaches, one being smaller and more private.
Plenty of sunbeds and umbrellas on beach and around pool area. Friendly staff deliver cocktails to your sunbed.
Oistins is not too far a 15/20 minute walk or 5/10 minutes B$2 one way on the Zr mini bus is an 'interesting' and fun experience. We also took the ZR minibus into Bridgetown once again only B$2.
The staff at this hotel are exceptional very friendly and nothing is too...
Lori
Reviewed November 17, 2014Reviewed November 17, 2014
Great boutique hotel, with sea view. Perfect stop off before getting our flight back to London the following day. Our hostesses were very welcoming and helpful.
Great boutique hotel, with sea view. Perfect stop off before getting our flight back to London the following day. Our hostesses were very welcoming and helpful.
Arrived late on 15/1/16 for 14 day stay after a mix up over transfer no show and hitched a ride in an old bus an hour later feeling ragged but nice welcome. Good room spacious super balcony and comfy bed. Bathroom dated and disaster non detachable shower head for hair washing which is a must when in and out of the sea and not wanting full drenching. New tv but usual rubbish international channels but with books, i pads, scrabble to prevent brain drain who cares. Lovely gardens well...
Arrived late on 15/1/16 for 14 day stay after a mix up over transfer no show and hitched a ride in an old bus an hour later feeling ragged but nice welcome. Good room spacious super balcony and comfy bed. Bathroom dated and disaster non detachable shower head for hair washing which is a must when in and out of the sea and not wanting full drenching. New tv but usual rubbish international channels but with books, i pads, scrabble to prevent brain drain who cares. Lovely gardens well...
Vivienne
Reviewed January 31, 2016Reviewed January 31, 2016
Staff are best & most friendly we have had pleasure to come across in 20 years visiting many Carabbean islands.
Afternoon Tea, Gardens, accommodation (especially the 2 grand rooms, one of which we are hoping to have on our return)
& whole experience was unbelievably good!
Thanks & congratulations to all staff
At Conblers Cove Barbados.
Roger Wacey
Essex UK
Staff are best & most friendly we have had pleasure to come across in 20 years visiting many Carabbean islands.
Afternoon Tea, Gardens, accommodation (especially the 2 grand rooms, one of which we are hoping to have on our return)
& whole experience was unbelievably good!
Thanks & congratulations to all staff
At Conblers Cove Barbados.
Roger Wacey
Essex UK
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When is the best time of year for a romantic getaway to Bridgetown?
If you're looking forward to lots of outings with your partner, take a look at these details about year-round temperatures in Bridgetown: The hottest months are usually September and October, with an average temperature of 28°C, while the coldest months are February and March, with an average of 26°C. Average annual precipitation for Bridgetown is 1145 mm.
What is there to do in Bridgetown?
There's nothing better than wandering around a new place with your sweetheart, so consider taking time to discover all that Bridgetown has to offer. If you and your partner are interested in sampling the local food and drinks, you'll love Bridgetown for its array of dining options and bar scene. You might consider a visit to Kensington Oval, Brownes Beach or Pebbles Beach.
What’s the best way to get to Bridgetown and around town during my romantic getaway?
This information about transportation options in Bridgetown might help your romantic trip get off to a smooth start: To get to Bridgetown, book a flight to Bridgetown (BGI-Grantley Adams Intl.), which is the closest major airport, located 7.8 mi (12.5 km) from the city centre. If you'd like to venture out around the area, you may want to rent a car for your trip.