PHOTO: Courtyard Bridgetown by Marriott

The 9 Best Hotels to Please a Tight Budget in Barbados

Jane Zarem | January 16, 2018

Caribbean vacations can be expensive, but Barbados is fortunate to have inns, hotels, and resorts to meet most any budget. The west coast is called the “Platinum Coast” for good reason, but several lodgings on the south coast or east coast are very affordable, whether an inn, a guest house, a hotel, or a full-service resort. These are the cheapest hotel options in Barbados.

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#9

The Atlantis Hotel

Why it made the list

Only slightly more expensive than its east-coast neighbors, The Atlantis is still a good value considering its amazing location overlooking the ocean, excellent restaurant, and beautifully decorated guestrooms (and fabulous bathrooms). Plus, it has a pool.

Renowned for its spectacular oceanfront location, this hotel Read More

#8

Round House Inn

Why it made the list

Settle into one of the four small, architecturally interesting, price-is-right rooms at the Round House on the rugged east coast. The ocean views are amazing. Bring your surfboard...or a good book.

Innkeepers at this remote oceanfront manse, with only four g Read More

#7

Sea-U Guest House

Why it made the list

Tucked away on a cliff overlooking the ocean on the island’s east coast, this laid-back spot has a few nicely furnished rooms and suites surrounded by trees and tropical foliage. The terrain gets rugged, though, if you wander about or head down to the sea. Peaceful and quiet, you’re pretty much on your own here.

A tranquil, green spot and the wild and woolly east coast of Read More

#6

Coconut Court Beach Hotel

Why it made the list

Rooms at this south-coast hotel may be “no frills,” but nearly all of them face beautiful Hastings Beach just out front. That’s a huge draw. Also, all rooms have a small kitchenette—and kids under 12 stay free.

If a beautiful beach tops your family’s list of must-haves—a Read More

#5

Courtyard Bridgetown by Marriott

Why it made the list

This is a reliable brand, and the rooms are modern and nicely furnished. There’s a small pool, but guests have to walk to the beach (across the road) or drive to nearby restaurants for a good evening meal and nighttime activities.

Convenience, comfort, and value…sometimes that’s exactly wha Read More

#4

South Beach Hotel

Why it made the list

The long lap pool in from of this high-rise condo-style hotel will get your attention. The rooms are big, modern, and quite luxurious—which makes the price even more attractive. Walk next door to get supplies for your kitchen and across the street to Accra Beach.

A stylish, yet casual, boutique hotel, it’s across the stree Read More

#3

Savannah Beach Hotel

Why it made the list

While The Savannah’s location is convenient to Bridgetown and the Garrison Historic District—and the value is notable—the beach here is not the greatest. The lagoon pool that flows through the courtyard just outside the rooms, however, is a pretty neat way to chill. And it’s just a 5-minute walk to magnificent beaches on Carlisle Bay.

This small hotel has history (it's the island’s first hotel) Read More

#2

Divi Southwinds Beach Resort

Why it made the list

An excellent choice for families with young children, this beachfront resort is all suites—each with a full kitchen. Besides enjoying the pools and beach, the whole family can play tennis, basketball, or miniature golf. There’s also a kids club, playground, and huge lawn to run around.

Smack in the middle of lively St. Lawrence Gap, this ramblin Read More

#1

Accra Beach Hotel and Spa

Why it made the list

This large hotel overlooks a great beach—plus its central south-coast location is convenient to shops, restaurants, nightspots, and transportation. The rates for “island-view” rooms are hard to beat given the number of on-site activities and amenities.

A large resort in the middle of the busy south coast, Accra Read More

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