Cobblers Cove

Choose between 22 Cobblers Upper Circle Suites, 6 Royal Circle Suites, 2 Two-Bedroomed suites, 8 Oceanfront Suites, 2 Exclusive Suites (Colleton at the Great House and Camelot at the Great House).

Royal Circle Suite

Sleeps: 2 Adults , 1 Child

These suites offer similar features to Cobblers Upper Circle Suite rooms but also benefit from being located closer to the beach. Step out from your louvred doors into the verdant gardens and their swaying palms, to the lapping ocean waves beyond.

Upper Circle Suite

Sleeps: 2 Adults , 1 Child

Located in the beautifully kept lush gardens providing shade and privacy. Tastefully decorated with a living area that opens to a private balcony or terrace.

Two Bedroom Deluxe Suites

Sleeps: 4 Adults , 1 Child

Perfect for families, these sumptuous suites are ideal for families and groups of friends, with the same features and location as the Ocean View Suites with the addition of a second bedroom and ensuite bathroom. With a truly generous 1,400 square foot of accommodation, this is the perfect choice for the togetherness of a family holiday, but space enough for all. Views stretch out through the lush gardens to the Caribbean Sea beyond.

Camelot at the Great House

Sleeps: 2 Adults

Situated on the top floor of the main building, this suite is luxuriously appointed with a tropical colonial style. Light colours, marble floors and hand-painted furniture are all features of these signature suites. Each air-conditioned bedroom features a canopied bed, a bathroom with his and hers showers. French doors lead out to a private roof terrace with sea views.

Ocean Front Suites

Sleeps: 2 Adults , 1 Child

These 500 square foot suites are set just yards from the oceanfront, affording stunning Caribbean Sea views. Look out at your own Caribbean horizons, as the sun dips below the water. Waves lap at the seashore only metres from your suite. Landscaped patios or terraces lead from the indoors out, making for lazy days spent reclining in lounge chairs, taking in those views.

Colleton at the Great House

Sleeps: 2 Adults

Situated on the top floor of the Great House’s southern turret, the Colleton suite connects back to the current owners’ ancestors. Across 1,780 square foot of space, this gracious suite is luxuriously appointed with respect to this old colonial plantation house. A sumptuous four-poster sits amongst light colours, hand-painted furniture and a grey marble bathroom. Enjoy a double shower room and bath. French doors lead out to a roof terrace with a plunge pool and sea views.

• Accessible and interconnecting rooms
• Gym
• Motorised watersports
• Tennis
• Restaurant
• Gift shop
• Library
• TV room
• Swimming pool
• Sea Moon Spa
• Hair Salon

With a breathtaking oceanfront setting and fresh local ingredients, you can expect some of the ?nest food in Barbados served at Camelot. Popular with guests and locals alike, the restaurant is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Camelot Restaurant

The Camelot Restaurant is renowned across the island - popular with our guests, of course, but also pulling in diners in its own right. Its ocean-front location held the highly contested title “Restaurant of the Year” on the island for 2014-2015. Our exceptional new Head Chef Jason Joseph cooks up fresh, seasonal dishes imparted with the true taste of Barbados, through the year.

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner

Watersports

Enjoy an amazing variety of complimentary watersports, such as waterskiing, paddleboarding or sailing (you are entitled to a complimentary lesson each day). All the activities on offer include waterskiing, banana boat rides, tubing, snorkelling, kayaking, sunfish sailing, paddle boarding, scuba diving, island fishing and sailing. Whether you want furious fun atop the waves or a more slow and relaxed communion with what lies beneath, the watersports team can help you enjoy Barbados’ wonderful waters.

Sport & Fitness

Tennis, cricket, golf and gym are all available. Knock a ball about with a friend, or take lessons on your serve from a pro, on the tennis courts. Cricket is big in the West Indies. Master the sport at the Frank Stephenson Academy during your stay.

Enjoy some of the finest golf courses on the island, including Apes Hill and Royal Westmorland, booked by your concierge. If you want to maintain your fitness routine whilst away, check in to the well-equipped gym, where yoga classes on the beach, pilates and aerobics classes can also be arranged upon request.

Excursions

Swim with the magnificent Hawksbill turtles, native to these Bajan waters, or take to the seas on a luxury catamaran, a boat tour, or for a bit of sea fishing. If you prefer to keep your soles firmly rooted on solid ground, enjoy the astounding richness of the Bajan environment, touring many of the island’s gardens (such as Hunte’s Gardens, Andromeda Botanic Gardens and even our own well-curated, but smaller, gardens) with some keen horticulturalists. For a firmer understanding of Barbados’ history, head out with Michael Penna, Head of the National Trust, to get to grips with some of Barbados’ UNESCO sites

Cobblers Cove abides by the principles of the International Eco-Tourism Society. The resort is committed to supporting local workers such as artists, craftsmen and carpenters in its construction. The hotel's restaurant menus also incorporate high quality ingredients sourced from local farmers.

Use of single use plastic is restricted. The restaurants and bars use only paper straws for their drinks and no plastic is used for takeaway food. Room service is covered with a handwoven cane basket cover instead of plastic wrap.

The resort takes the extra step to provide cruelty-free products. Their range of toiletries are made in Barbados by St Lucy Botanists.

Cobblers Cove abides by the principles of the International Eco-Tourism Society. The resort is committed to supporting local workers such as artists, craftsmen and carpenters in its construction. The hotel's restaurants menus also incorporate high quality ingredients sourced from local farmers.

Use of single use plastic is restricted. The restaurants and bars use only paper straws for their drinks and no plastic is used for takeaway food. Room service is covered with a handwoven cane basket cover instead of plastic wrap.

The resort takes the step to provide cruelty-free products. Their range of toiletries are made in Barbados by St Lucy Botanists.