Summertime, and the living was never easier. The Coral Reef Club embodies the spirit of relaxation and Barbadian hospitality – as well as encompassing five star facilities and service.
The fragrance of tropical flowers floats in the air. Towering palms cast a cooling shade. The beach stretches away to the horizon, the white sand contrasting handsomely with the ultramarine sea. This is the perfect spot in which to relax and absorb the island atmosphere. But it isn’t just the gardens that whisper ‘welcome to Barbados’.
Stay at the Coral Beach Club during your luxury, tailor-made holiday to the West Indies and you’ll be welcomed to a family-owned hotel that exudes classic style, complete with gable ends, shuttered windows, balconies and wooden balustrades featuring intricate fretwork. Not to mention five star facilities that include simply irresistible island cuisine, fantastic pools and a beautiful spa, plus cottages with private plunge pools and sweeping views over the twinkling Caribbean.
Coral Reef Club, at a glance
- Classic, five star hotel set in 12 acres of established tropical gardens
- Situated on the calm, west coast of the island
- Choice of junior, superior and plantation suites plus cottages and villas
- Suites typically offer luxury en suite bathrooms and patios or balconies with impressive views
- Cottages – depending on type - can feature air conditioned living rooms, en suites with showers and tubs plus large patios with plunge pools
- Villas vary in size, with as many as four bedrooms and three bathrooms
- Al fresco restaurant serves classic cuisine, fresh seafood and traditional Caribbean cooking
For leisure and pleasure
- Two large, mosaic swimming pools with sun decks and water features
- Exceptional spa surrounded by tropical gardens with hydro pool, shaded cabanas and a wide array of treatments
- Water sports like snorkelling, kayaking and paddle boarding
- Hobie Cat, Laser and Sunfish sailing
- Game fishing Access to a gym, tennis courts and golf courses, horse riding, racing and polo events
- Trips to see the island’s music, fishing and cultural festivals
- Tours of Barbados Wildlife Reserve, Andromeda Botanical Gardens, the Flower Forest and Folkestone Marine Park and Museum
- Historic lighthouses, untouched towns and villages and traditional plantation houses
