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.
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.
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
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
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!
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
We went for 8 days with our 9month old daughter and could not have been more satisfied. The rooms/apartments are incredibly spacious, have a beautiful ocean views, a generous kitchen and are finished to a very high standard. The same cleaner comes every day and does an incredible job at keeping the apartment clean (including dishes and laundry). The property is right by the beach and the gazebo serves a nice selection of food (e.g. fish, salads, sandwiches) and offers room as well as pool side...
We went for 8 days with our 9month old daughter and could not have been more satisfied. The rooms/apartments are incredibly spacious, have a beautiful ocean views, a generous kitchen and are finished to a very high standard. The same cleaner comes every day and does an incredible job at keeping the apartment clean (including dishes and laundry). The property is right by the beach and the gazebo serves a nice selection of food (e.g. fish, salads, sandwiches) and offers room as well as pool side...
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
Family of 5 really enjoyed our stay, although we were only bed and breakfast and to be honest, the hotel restaurant and those in the town were really expensive! A round of 5 soft drinks was £25 and our evening meal in the hotel was £200 + with mostly tap water ( 2 kids meals) There are some cheaper restaurants in the town ,Just Grillin, Surfside Bar but nowhere open for Sunday lunch! We went to Oistins fish fry which we all enjoyed. Relaxed beach and lots of watersports too. People do try...
Family of 5 really enjoyed our stay, although we were only bed and breakfast and to be honest, the hotel restaurant and those in the town were really expensive! A round of 5 soft drinks was £25 and our evening meal in the hotel was £200 + with mostly tap water ( 2 kids meals) There are some cheaper restaurants in the town ,Just Grillin, Surfside Bar but nowhere open for Sunday lunch! We went to Oistins fish fry which we all enjoyed. Relaxed beach and lots of watersports too. People do try...
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....
Whilst this hotel is about an hours drive from the airport, Bridgetown and the tourist nightlife, it more than makes up for it with it's quiet, peaceful location and the friendliness and quality of it's staff. If you want to visit different locations around the island you will need to hire a car (for an adventure, try the bus services - quite an experience - but try to avoid school in & out times unless you want to experience being a sardine). Navigating in Barbados is not the easiest thing in...
Whilst this hotel is about an hours drive from the airport, Bridgetown and the tourist nightlife, it more than makes up for it with it's quiet, peaceful location and the friendliness and quality of it's staff. If you want to visit different locations around the island you will need to hire a car (for an adventure, try the bus services - quite an experience - but try to avoid school in & out times unless you want to experience being a sardine). Navigating in Barbados is not the easiest thing in...
Frank
Reviewed February 17, 2015Reviewed February 17, 2015
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.
This was our first time staying in Barbados and at the hotel. We had a 1-bedroom Queen suite with ocean view. Very spacious, well equipped and fabulous view overlooking the pool and ocean. Plenty of sun beds available every day; parking for our vehicle; and some great restaurants all within a short walking distance. Staff were great and we would definitely return to The South Gap.
This was our first time staying in Barbados and at the hotel. We had a 1-bedroom Queen suite with ocean view. Very spacious, well equipped and fabulous view overlooking the pool and ocean. Plenty of sun beds available every day; parking for our vehicle; and some great restaurants all within a short walking distance. Staff were great and we would definitely return to The South Gap.
Stayed all inclusive - food was varied every day and always a healthy choice! The basic garden view is still amazing - we had our own balcony, lounge and kitchen. All of the staff were super friendly, as were all locals in Barbados. The excursions and use of big hotel on beach made a difference too. We were there for a wedding which was amazing and the spa treatments we had was great - I really can't say a bad word about it!
Stayed all inclusive - food was varied every day and always a healthy choice! The basic garden view is still amazing - we had our own balcony, lounge and kitchen. All of the staff were super friendly, as were all locals in Barbados. The excursions and use of big hotel on beach made a difference too. We were there for a wedding which was amazing and the spa treatments we had was great - I really can't say a bad word about it!
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...
n
Reviewed February 14, 2023Reviewed February 14, 2023
When's the best time for a beach holiday in Paynes Bay?
You can plan your beach trip with a look at the seasons in Paynes Bay: 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 Paynes Bay is 1145 mm.
What is there to see and do around Paynes Bay?
After arriving and settling in at your hotel, you might want to venture out and explore everything Paynes Bay has to offer. If you're excited to scope out the beaches, spend a relaxing day by the water at Sandy Lane Beach or Holetown Beach. Take advantage of the area's snorkelling and swimming, and make time for local attractions such as Paynes Bay Beach and Barbados Polo Club. You can also pay a visit to Sandy Lane Golf Course or University of the West Indies Cave Hill Campus for more to see and do.
What's the best way to get to my beach hotel in Paynes Bay?
This travel information can help you get to and around your beach accommodation in Paynes Bay with ease. If you're looking to fly to Paynes Bay, the closest major airport is in Bridgetown (BGI-Grantley Adams Intl.), located 11.6 mi (18.6 km) from the city centre. If you'd like to explore around the area, you may want to rent a car for your trip.