Surfers Bay Resort

“A little piece of heaven”

A little piece of heaven! If you’re looking to relax and unwind this is the place. A little off the beaten track it’s a great place to walk and enjoy the wild, rugged features of the coastline. Watch the kite surfers do their tricks and the let the world drift by. The rooms have been upgraded and a… more

A little piece of heaven! If you’re looking to relax and unwind this is the place. A little off the beaten track it’s a great place to walk and enjoy the wild, rugged features of the coastline. Watch the kite surfers do their tricks and the let the world drift by. The rooms have been upgraded and are now well equipped with comfortable beds and amazing showers. Rustic style decor is the theme for the entire resort. Sunday nights are the best, come down and eat, drink and enjoy the vibe from one of the top reggae bands on the island. Well done Matt &Will you have done a stellar job - see you again soon

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“bathroom in bedroom”

We only spent one night due to accident. Stay was fine however you should be aware the bathroom in our room was in the bedroom only separated by curtains. if that doesn't bother you, then it is very comfortable. you need a car as it is not near many restaurants and no shopping.

“Chilled vibe for a great break, out of the main tourist belts.”

Great spot, out of the hustle and bustle. Very chilled vibe, self contained studios and suits, with a rustic design, decor and feel. Everything needed for a short stay, restaurant/bar on site open 4-5 days a week. If you want to experience a local, Reggae experience, check if ‘Right Side of Red’ ar… more

Great spot, out of the hustle and bustle. Very chilled vibe, self contained studios and suits, with a rustic design, decor and feel. Everything needed for a short stay, restaurant/bar on site open 4-5 days a week. If you want to experience a local, Reggae experience, check if ‘Right Side of Red’ are playing on a Sunday.

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“TOO ISOLATED”

My husband and I stayed for four nights during the holidays (booking the master suite was a bit of a splurge for us but we were celebrating a milestone birthday. ) The suite, for the most part, was very nice, as was the pool and view. There's a full -sized kitchen which came in handy (although fo… more

My husband and I stayed for four nights during the holidays (booking the master suite was a bit of a splurge for us but we were celebrating a milestone birthday. ) The suite, for the most part, was very nice, as was the pool and view. There's a full -sized kitchen which came in handy (although for $500US a night, some small toiletry bottles in the shower would have been nice instead of a big bottle of White Rain shampoo and a bar of soap.) That's minor, of course, and I wish it was just that. What we take issue with is that they advertise on their website that the balconies are private, but they're semi-private. (We actually took it upon ourselves to move the lounger back about a foot - the most space allowed - so we could ensure a little more privacy. ) You can definitely see some of the next door neighbors if they're also lounging and you do have a full -on view when you go up or down the shared staircase. (From what I could tell, the rest of the line of master suites was unoccupied, so why put us right next to other guests? It's like when a hostess in an empty restaurant seats you next to the only other occupied table in the place.) The other reason we definitely won't be returning is that, as others have said, it's just too remote. The on-site restaurant only opens at 4:00pm so you're on your own to get breakfast and lunch and for that you need to rent a car or take a cab/Uber. We've been to Barbados about 48 times - I believe we're considered honorary Barbadians! - and there are so many comparable, and more conveniently located , hotels along the south coast.

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