Cobblers Cove

Cobblers Cove is a lovely English Country House style hotel, with spacious comfortable rooms, courteous staff and excellent food. It blends charm and elegance with tropical beauty and the character of Barbados. From the moment you arrive when you are greeted with a refreshing cocktail, you will find the mood warm and welcoming, restful and relaxing.

There are 40 luxury suites, tastefully designed to suit your every need. Set amidst three acres, 10 two-story cottages house four suites each; and the Great House features the opulent Camelot and Colleton suites. The 38 one- and two-bedroom standard suites share a common theme, melding classical English style with the casual comfort of the Caribbean. All of the furnishings are made on-island, with traditional fabrics warmed by Caribbean colors and accents.

This is one of only five hotels and restaurants in the Caribbean to be invited to be a member of the prestigious Relais & Chateaux organisation. The restaurant is situated at the edge of the beach and overlooks the Caribbean Sea ... the perfect setting for food that merits both local and international awards and which is prepared taking full advantage of local produce. Mornings begin with full English breakfast; lunches are deliciously casual affairs, whilst candlelight encourages an elegant evening mood.

The rest of your holiday is up to you!There is WiFi access available on the property for you if youneed to be online while on holiday, or simply because you cannot wait to share your wonderful experience with friends and family at home. You can lounge in the sun by the fresh water pool or walk along the sand of one of the best and most peaceful beaches in Barbados.For the more energetic theres complimentary tennis, water skiing, windsurfing, sailing and snorkeling. Good entertainment is available for all and families especially, will find the "child-friendly" hotel perfect for their Caribbean holiday.

45 minute drive from BarbadosInternational Airport.

Cobblers Cove will be closed between 04 September and 14 October 2011.

QT Insider

Quintessentially Travel guests receive two 30 minute spa sessions per suite.

For those who cant just sunbathe or just need a break from the beach, Barbados has an impressive array of well-preserved colonial-era mansions and estates open to the public.

Head to The Cliff. Regarded as the best and most famous restaurant on the island, this is the place to be seen.

If you fancy a leisurely afternoon with Pimms in hand, watching cricket, it's played every weekend on village greens all across Barbados. You can catch international matches at the Kensington Oval.