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Free minibar, in-room safe, desk, laptop workspace

O2 Beach Club & Spa by Ocean Hotels - All Inclusive

St. Lawrence Gap

Experience all-inclusive luxury with beachfront views, 4 gourmet restaurants, and 3 pools at this Caribbean retreat.

RM3,076 total

includes taxes & fees

26 Jul - 27 Jul

The Crane Resort

Diamond Valley

RM1,812 total

includes taxes & fees

22 Jul - 23 Jul

Sugar Bay Barbados - All Inclusive

Hastings

All-inclusive luxury brings beachfront bliss with five bars, seaside massages, and nightly shows.

RM3,393 total

includes taxes & fees

16 Jul - 17 Jul

In-room safe, iron/ironing board, free WiFi, bed sheets

Waves Resort & Spa, Barbados, An Autograph Collection® All-Inclusive Resort

Prospect

Experience tropical bliss at this beachfront all-inclusive resort with refreshing pools and water sports galore.

RM2,320 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Aug - 2 Aug

Bougainvillea Barbados

Maxwell

Colony Club, a Luxury Collection Resort, Barbados

Holetown

RM2,075 total

includes taxes & fees

8 Aug - 9 Aug

The Abidah by Accra - Adults Only

Oistins

Dive into an all-inclusive paradise at this adults-only Barbados retreat with indulgent spa services and poolside bliss.

RM1,918 total

includes taxes & fees

13 Jul - 14 Jul

On the beach, white sand, sun-loungers, beach umbrellas

Turtle Beach, a Tribute Portfolio™ All Inclusive Hotel

Maxwell

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Top Barbados Hotel Reviews

The Abidah by Accra - Adults Only

10/10 Excellent

"I recently stayed at The Abidah by Accra. While the property itself is wonderful, the experience was unfortunately dampened by the customer service. First, the housekeeping staff was exceptional. Our maid cleaned the suite to absolute perfection, and her attention to detail did not go unnoticed. Unfortunately, the rest of the hospitality experience fell short. Throughout our stay, most employees we encountered lacked warmth, rarely offering a greeting or a smile. This indifferent attitude extended to the restaurant, where service felt transactional with no effort to go above and beyond. Furthermore, walking through the lobby often felt unprofessional; staff members were frequently seen sitting together chatting or looking at their cell phones rather than focusing on guests. The Abidah is a beautiful hotel with immense potential, but the staff's lack of engagement holds it back from being the elite experience it could be. I hope management invests in customer service training, as this great property deserves a team that matches its physical quality."

Hotel Le Roy

8/10 Good

"Hotel was pretty decent. Clean and maintained well. There was so much seaweed on the beach and in the water we could not swim there. That was a big bummer. We had to take the bus every day to go to Savy on the bay. That was our favorite spot. Food was delicious but very expensive. Bar area was very nice. Location was good. Close to restaurants and shops. Pool was so small that was a bummer too since we couldn’t swim in the sea would have been nice to use the pool. Hardly anyone was in it. Staff was absolutely fantastic. So helpful with everything we needed. Thank you Norissa for all your help."

Hotel Indigo Bridgetown Barbados by IHG

8/10 Good

"We recently stayed here on our visit to Barbados for a week. The hotel is still brand new so it is nice. Very conveniently located and within walking distance to several shops and restaurants. Would have given the hotel all 5 stars, but we ran into a few issues with our rooms. The check in process was quick, easy and the staff are some of the nicest people we have met. The first night was fine with no issues, however we ended up running into several issues with the key card reader to our room. We really liked the room we got, but they ended up having to move us to another room since they couldn't fix the door/key card reader. Wasn't much fun having to pack our stuff up again and move rooms, but we stayed positive about it. The second room ended up having it's own issues, as the sensors for the lights must be set at 45 seconds before all of the lights shut off and leave you in the dark (I counted). You could use lights that were not connected to sensors; however it was a pain with the lights going on and off very frequently. It seems that this hotel being brand new still has a few electrical issues to work out, but overall it is a very nice hotel and we had a great view no matter what!"

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Our top choices for Barbados all-inclusive hotels

O2 Beach Club & Spa by Ocean Hotels - All Inclusive

The Crane Resort

Sugar Bay Barbados - All Inclusive

Waves Resort & Spa, Barbados, An Autograph Collection® All-Inclusive Resort

Bougainvillea Barbados

Colony Club, a Luxury Collection Resort, Barbados

The Abidah by Accra - Adults Only

Turtle Beach, a Tribute Portfolio™ All Inclusive Hotel

Island Inn All Inclusive Hotel

Luxury Collection at Sea Breeze Beach House by Ocean Hotels

Top Barbados Hotel Reviews

The Abidah by Accra - Adults Only

Hotel Le Roy

Hilton Grand Vacations Club The Crane Barbados

Hotel Indigo Bridgetown Barbados by IHG

Sugar Bay Barbados - All Inclusive

Turtle Beach, a Tribute Portfolio™ All Inclusive Hotel

Hilton Barbados Resort

Divi Southwinds Beach Resort

The Crane Resort

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