Hotels near Surf in Barbados Surf School

"This is a brand new hotel, with nice amenities and decoration. Lots of staff standing around, especially in the restaurant/front desk area... The "low note" is that you should not expect to swim too much on the beach in front of the hotel. Water was quite choppy and beach bottom layered with rocks, with sea urchins regularly washing ashore... (wear good beach shoes!)"

"The food at the hotel is a really good standard especially given that it is all inclusive. There is food almost constantly from 7am through to 10pm should you want it. The location is excellent, right next to Bridgetown and Pebbles beach and a short drive to oistins. Only small issue is that after the evening entertainment finishes at 11pm the hotel is very quiet Overall, I really enjoyed my stay and would recommend it "

"We had breakfast and it was prepared to our liking."

"The fact that it is family-owned is a major factor. It is well located, close to excellent restaurants like Champers and Tapas and of course Blush for breakfast. Staff was very friendly and helpful, especially Margo, who helped us with our tours’ arrangements. Meeting Linda, one of the owners, and later her daughter Kim, was a bonus. Entertainment was good for the most part. Food was quite good. Breakfast was very good. Definitely worth another visit."

"The hotel staff were friendly and very helpful. I love the fact that every room had a balcony. I chose the oceanfront view with the jacuzzi I must say the view was spectacular. The only thing was my jacuzzi was out of order other than that I enjoyed my stay and can’t wait to go back."

"Amazing time at Soco. Staff was tremendously helpful and polite. The staff treated us like friends and not merely guests."

"Great Place to spend a few days, the have 4 food places and a coffe shop with great Ice Cream. I recommend it"

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"As a business traveler, this hotel was great. It had everything I needed, even though I did not get time to use the gym and pool. It is well-located (across the street from the beach) so that you can walk to the boardwalk and some really good restaurants (Big up Salt Cafe for crusted fish, Tapas for the view, Coco's breakfast if you want to feel like you are on vacation) or towards Bridgetown - 2.5 kms - if you are not easily frightened by cars zipping by while sidewalks disappear and reappear. Also close to the quirky museum with Rihanna's umbrella. I found it expensive - for example, 35 usd for breakfast buffet - but frankly most things were expensive in the tourist economy at the tail end of the high season. It was really handy for me that the hotel has a taxi desk in the lobby with very cheerful drivers ready to meet your needs."