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At the Sugar Bay Barbados, there’s beach on your doorstep and Caribbean cuisine on tap.
The decor is distinctly Caribbean. With wooden island furniture, bold splashes of colour and colonial-style buildings, you’ll fall in love with the style and interior design.
The main pool has a shallow end for children and a swim-up bar with submerged stools for adults to enjoy a cocktail. The second pool is even more chilled out and has a hot tub.
The hotel’s four restaurants serve everything from British classics to Caribbean fare. After your evening meal, you can head to the beach bar for cocktails or the English-style pub for a beer.
Barbados has 92 kilometres of golden coastline. So, when you head on a holiday to the Caribbean here, you’ll be treated to palmed shade, rows of sunloungers and crystal-clear waters. There’s a reason Barbados is known as ‘the platinum coast’.
As a small island, Barbados is easy to get out and explore. Although you can spend days lounging on the beaches, you can also discover diving hot spots, historic sites and some of the world’s finest golf courses.
With a stay at the Sugar Bay Barbados, you’ll be close to Bridgetown. As the island’s capital city, there’s plenty going on, from a packed commercial centre to a busy restaurant scene.
With a stay at the Sugar Bay Barbados, you have a beach on the doorstep and you’re only two miles from Bridgetown, the capital.
In Bridgetown, which you can reach in less than a 10-minute drive, head to the Garrison district to learn about the military history of Barbados.
There’s a lively atmosphere in Barbados day and night. By day, you’ll discover loads of shopping in a country rich in culture and cuisine, both local and international. In the afternoon, visit the Mount Gay Rum Distillery and enjoy a few samples before partying the night away down on the beach.
Whether you’re looking to rest and relax on the beach, shop until you drop or become an expert in rum, Barbados is the place for you.
Bridgetown is Barbados' largest city and the concentration of locals has resulted in a vibrant culture of music, food, drink, plus a handful of interesting historical sites. Tourists flock to Bridgetown every year to become part of the lively atmosphere, visit its nearby beaches and shop at its many markets.
Items marked with * incur extra charges which are payable locally.
At the Sugar Bay Barbados, there’s beach on your doorstep and Caribbean cuisine on tap.
The decor is distinctly Caribbean. With wooden island furniture, bold splashes of colour and colonial-style buildings, you’ll fall in love with the style and interior design.
The main pool has a shallow end for children and a swim-up bar with submerged stools for adults to enjoy a cocktail. The second pool is even more chilled out and has a hot tub.
The hotel’s four restaurants serve everything from British classics to Caribbean fare. After your evening meal, you can head to the beach bar for cocktails or the English-style pub for a beer.
Barbados has 92 kilometres of golden coastline. So, when you head on a holiday to the Caribbean here, you’ll be treated to palmed shade, rows of sunloungers and crystal-clear waters. There’s a reason Barbados is known as ‘the platinum coast’.
As a small island, Barbados is easy to get out and explore. Although you can spend days lounging on the beaches, you can also discover diving hot spots, historic sites and some of the world’s finest golf courses.
With a stay at the Sugar Bay Barbados, you’ll be close to Bridgetown. As the island’s capital city, there’s plenty going on, from a packed commercial centre to a busy restaurant scene.
With a stay at the Sugar Bay Barbados, you have a beach on the doorstep and you’re only two miles from Bridgetown, the capital.
In Bridgetown, which you can reach in less than a 10-minute drive, head to the Garrison district to learn about the military history of Barbados.
There’s a lively atmosphere in Barbados day and night. By day, you’ll discover loads of shopping in a country rich in culture and cuisine, both local and international. In the afternoon, visit the Mount Gay Rum Distillery and enjoy a few samples before partying the night away down on the beach.
Whether you’re looking to rest and relax on the beach, shop until you drop or become an expert in rum, Barbados is the place for you.
Bridgetown is Barbados' largest city and the concentration of locals has resulted in a vibrant culture of music, food, drink, plus a handful of interesting historical sites. Tourists flock to Bridgetown every year to become part of the lively atmosphere, visit its nearby beaches and shop at its many markets.
Items marked with * incur extra charges which are payable locally.
If any member of your party is disabled or has specific welfare requirements, please call our sales team on 0204 578 0977 or use our live chat function. It is important that we check out the suitability of your chosen accommodation, prior to making a booking.
Our opening hours are Monday to Sunday 09:00 to 19:00.