The Club Barbados Resort & Spa

Barbados, Caribbean

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The hotel

This adults-only, all-inclusive resort is perfect for a relaxing holiday in the Barbados sun. Situated on the west coast, The Club overlooks the Caribbean sea and is a friendly place to while away sunny afternoons with a good book and a refreshing drink. Tucked away, there’s a split-level swimming pool and a full-service spa offering couples massages, aromatherapy salt scrubs and body wraps. Or build up an appetite for dinner by a game of tennis or enjoy a guided morning walk. The two restaurants will tempt you to dine in-house, but lively Bridgetown is just a short drive away and well worth exploring too. You can partake in weekly rum tastings, or simply chill out, watch the sunset and round off another day in paradise.

Amenities

  • Kayaking
  • Sailing
  • Snorkelling
  • Tennis
  • Honeymoon
  • Bar
  • Evening Entertainment
  • Fitness Centre/Gym
  • Internet Access
  • Restaurant
  • Room Service
  • Safety Deposit Box

Where is it

Located on the west coast. A short walk to Holetown, and just 15 minutes to Bridgetown. Transfer time from airport: 40 minutes.

Hotel information

157 rooms on 4 floors in 7 buildings with no lifts. All rooms have air-conditioning, ceiling fan, satellite LCD TV with 47 channels, WiFi access*, telephone, tea/coffee maker, safe, iron and ironing board, and hairdryer. 

Garden View Rooms are located on floors ground to fourth, with either a panoramic window (4th floor only), balcony or patio, and either 1 king-size bed or twin beds, sleeping maximum 2 adults.

All Inclusive of: breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner daily, all drinks by the glass, bottled water is not included. All activities and entertainment unless otherwise stated.

Superior Garden View Rooms overlook the tropical gardens or pool from a private patio or balcony, with locations on various floors. Rooms have 1 king-size bed or twin beds, sleeping maximum 2 adults.

Oceanloft Rooms are located on the fourth floor with views of the Caribbean Sea through panoramic windows. Rooms have 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 2 adults.

Superior Oceanfront Rooms offer breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea from a French balcony on one of three floors of the beachfront room blocks, with 1 king-size bed or twin beds, sleeping maximum 2 adults. Ground floor rooms have doors opening onto a patio.

1-Bedroom Garden View Suite feature a separate living room, views of the garden/pool from a private balcony or patio, and either 1 king-size bed or twin beds, sleeping maximum 2 adults. Rollaway bed available on request.

1-Bedroom Oceanfront Suite are either first floor suites that feature patios with direct beach access, or upper floor suites featuring balconies with sea views. All suites have a separate living room (some are open-air), en suite bathroom with shower/bath combo, and 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 2 adults.

Sunset Restaurant (serving local and International favourites, buffet-style breakfast and lunch, and an à la carte dinner menu - dinner reservations required). Enid's (Bajan-style restaurant, dinner only - reservations required). 4 bars: Beach Bar & Terrace (lunch and snacks), Rum Shop Bar, Piano Bar, Sunset Bar & Lounge. Coffee shop (serving cappuccino coffees, cakes and pastries daily). Room service*. All restaurants open on rotation due to occupancy/season.

Regular evening entertainment. Activities programme including dance lessons, cooking classes and rum tastings. Weekly beach BBQ.

3 interconnecting swimming pools. Full-service spa*. Gym. Aqua aerobics. Floodlit tennis court. Activities programme. Nature walks.

WiFi access included in resort fee. Beach towels provided. Boutique.

This hotel has a resort fee of USD $24 per room, per night. The resort fee increases to USD $29 per room, per night, for guests travelling from 01 May 2027 (payable locally, subject to change).


A Tourism Fee will also be charged per bedroom, per night and will be collected at check out. The rate is subject to change by the Government, and varies by hotel room. Fees currently range from 8.75 Barbadian dollar (approximately £3.90) to 35 Barbadian dollar (approximately £16.00) per bedroom, per night.


5 nights except from 21 Dec-2 Jan, when there will be a minimum 7-night stay.

7 nights minimum night stay between 1 Feb-28 Feb.

* Denotes local charge.

Dress code: during the day, resort casual wear is perfect for dining by the sea. Shoes must be worn, bathing suits must be covered and dry and men are required to wear shirts with short sleeves in all restaurants. In the evenings, casually elegant attire is requested including slacks or stylish jeans or tailored shorts; dresses, skirts. Please, no cut-off t-shirts, beach or gym wear, shorts or flip-flops for evening dining.

Please note: children under 16 years are not permitted at this hotel.

Please note: restaurants may operate on rotation.

Please note: guests are required to present a valid form of ID (passport, driving license, ID card) along with a valid credit card at check-in. A USD$350 pre-authorisation will be processed on the credit card at check-in to cover for any incidental purchases or similar expenses. Incidental purchases may include tours, excursions, gift shop purchases or dining in the speciality restaurant. We understand that not all guests incur additional charges during their stay, but this process assists the resort with fraud prevention. Upon check-out, the pre-authorisation is released, assuming there are no charges made.

Please note: Ground floor rooms are on request only. There are no lifts in this hotel.

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Aug 10, 2026 Viviana C

⭐ 1-Star Review: Extremely Disappointing Experience at The Club Barbados Resort & Spa Our group of 20 traveled to The Club Barbados Resort & Spa to celebrate a special family milestone, and unfortunately, it was one of the most disappointing resort experiences many of us have ever had. From the moment we arrived, it was clear the resort was not… Read more
⭐ 1-Star Review: Extremely Disappointing Experience at The Club Barbados Resort & Spa Our group of 20 traveled to The Club Barbados Resort & Spa to celebrate a special family milestone, and unfortunately, it was one of the most disappointing resort experiences many of us have ever had. From the moment we arrived, it was clear the resort was not prepared to accommodate its guests. Check-in took several hours, upgraded room reservations were not honored, room assignments were disorganized, one room was double-booked, and one couple was given access to a room that was already occupied. To make matters worse, each room was provided with only one key, creating unnecessary inconvenience for families and groups. The resort appeared severely understaffed throughout our stay. Several restaurants advertised as part of the all-inclusive experience were closed, leaving very limited dining options. Food service was consistently slow, with wait times often exceeding an hour for basic menu items. One member of our group waited over an hour for a hot dog. Basic items were frequently unavailable, including penne pasta during a planned group dinner. The food situation was particularly concerning. Guests were repeatedly told that there was not enough food available for additional servings. One guest was limited to four chicken wings because the resort claimed supplies were low. The resort's only food truck, which served as a primary dining option, eventually ran out of food completely. Returning to the resort later in the evening offered little relief, as guests seeking a snack were told no food was available. For an all-inclusive resort, this is simply unacceptable. Other service failures included: Drinking water in rooms was never replenished beyond the initial three bottles provided. Pool beverage service was virtually nonexistent, forcing guests to leave the pool and wait at the bar. No room service was available. Several advertised dining venues remained closed throughout our stay. Food availability and menu selections were consistently limited. The condition of some guest rooms also raised concerns. Toiletries appeared to have been previously used, and one room contained visible mold in the shower. These issues reflected poor housekeeping and maintenance standards. It is important to note that our frustration is not directed at the staff. Every employee we encountered was friendly, professional, and clearly doing their best under difficult circumstances. The problem appeared to be a lack of staffing, resources, and operational oversight from management. The most disappointing aspect was management's response. After the numerous issues our group experienced, the only compensation offered was a waiver of the resort fee. Even more troubling, the resort presented a release agreement that would have prohibited guests from posting negative reviews in exchange for accepting that compensation. Our group declined because we believe future travelers deserve an honest account of our experience. Ultimately, we found ourselves leaving the resort to celebrate our special occasion elsewhere because the resort could not provide the experience it advertised. After spending a significant amount of money on what was supposed to be a memorable vacation, we left feeling frustrated, disappointed, and let down. We sincerely hope management addresses these operational issues, but based on our experience, we cannot recommend The Club Barbados Resort & Spa. Read less
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Aug 9, 2026 Christine B

NO beach NO swim up bar A majority of the staff were helpful and nice, but a handful were THE rudest and laziest people I have ever encountered.
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Aug 9, 2026 Sylvia C

I stayed at The Club Barbados Resort & Spa from August 2–6, 2026 for my 40th birthday celebration and booked through JetBlue Vacations. I organized a group of 20 people (myself plus 19 guests) and chose this resort based on its advertised 4-star, all-inclusive experience. Unfortunately, it fell far below that standard in nearly every… Read more
I stayed at The Club Barbados Resort & Spa from August 2–6, 2026 for my 40th birthday celebration and booked through JetBlue Vacations. I organized a group of 20 people (myself plus 19 guests) and chose this resort based on its advertised 4-star, all-inclusive experience. Unfortunately, it fell far below that standard in nearly every way. Check-in was a mess — rooms were not ready until after 5:00 p.m. despite a 3:00 p.m. check-in time, which was especially frustrating for a large group arriving for a milestone celebration. Room conditions were unacceptable. Multiple rooms had stained bedding, worn furniture, holes in walls, and visible mold in bathrooms. Even paid room upgrades were not honored as expected. The most serious issue was a major security failure: strangers were able to unlock and enter an occupied room because it had been double-assigned. This is a severe breach of guest safety and privacy. Dining was extremely limited. Despite advertising multiple restaurants, only about one or two were consistently open, and we were told staffing shortages were the reason others were closed. The only other option was a small food truck where we waited over an hour for basic items like fries and fish tacos. Guests also waited over an hour for small portions of food (like 4 wings), only to be told no additional servings were available. Similar issues occurred at dinner with extremely limited portions. Food quality was inconsistent and concerning. I identified myself as vegetarian and was still served bacon. Drinks were also disappointing — no fresh juices or smoothies, only syrup-based options. Bottled water was not replenished after the initial room supply, with staff saying they didn’t have enough. There was also no room service and no food available after about 10:30 p.m. Sanitation was another major concern. We observed used bar glasses being quickly rinsed and reused without proper washing, and staff collecting cups around the pool due to shortages. The buffet area had flies, and uncovered food items were repeatedly served. Several people in our group became ill during the trip. The resort atmosphere was also lacking. There was very little entertainment, music, or energy unless guests specifically requested it, and minimal poolside service. We were also told there was a shortage of room keys, and some rooms only received one key. No wristbands were used for an all-inclusive system. Overall, this property did not reflect a 4-star all-inclusive resort in any meaningful way. The experience was so poor that we had to leave the resort and pay additional money elsewhere to properly celebrate my birthday dinner. I want to be clear: the staff we interacted with were kind and doing their best under difficult conditions. The issues appear to stem from poor management, staffing shortages, and lack of resources. I would strongly caution anyone considering this resort — especially for a special occasion — to think twice. What is advertised is not what is delivered. Read less
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Aug 8, 2026 hilda c

Our group of 20 visited Barbados Beach Resort to celebrate my sister's 40th birthday, but unfortunately the experience was extremely disappointing from start to finish. Check-in took several hours, upgraded rooms that had been reserved were not honored for some guests, and room assignments were completely disorganized. One room was double-booked,… Read more
Our group of 20 visited Barbados Beach Resort to celebrate my sister's 40th birthday, but unfortunately the experience was extremely disappointing from start to finish. Check-in took several hours, upgraded rooms that had been reserved were not honored for some guests, and room assignments were completely disorganized. One room was double-booked, and in another instance, a couple walked into a room that was already occupied. Providing only one room key per room created unnecessary inconvenience for families and larger groups. The resort appeared severely understaffed and completely unprepared to accommodate the number of guests. Many of the advertised restaurants were closed, leaving very limited dining options. Food service was exceptionally slow throughout our stay. On one occasion, a guest waited more than an hour for a hot dog, and even basic menu items were unavailable, including penne pasta during our planned birthday dinner. To make matters worse, there was only one food truck serving the entire resort, and it actually ran out of food. It is unbelievable that a resort of this size would rely on a single food truck to feed its guests, only for it to run out of food altogether. This level of planning is simply unacceptable. The guest rooms were also disappointing. Toiletries appeared to have been partially used, and one room had mold in the shower, raising serious concerns about cleanliness and maintenance. The one bright spot was the staff. Every employee we encountered was friendly, courteous, and worked incredibly hard despite being clearly overwhelmed. Our frustration is with the resort's management and lack of preparation—not with the employees, who did their best under difficult circumstances. We traveled to Barbados to celebrate my sister's 40th birthday, and instead of enjoying the special occasion at the resort, we had to leave the property and celebrate at Tides just to see a smile on her face. We should not have had to leave the resort to create the memorable birthday celebration we had planned. That was incredibly disappointing. What made the experience even more frustrating was management's response. After everything our group endured, the only compensation offered was a credit for the resort fee. Considering the extent of the problems we experienced throughout our stay, this felt wholly inadequate and did not come close to addressing the inconvenience and disappointment caused. Even more concerning, we were presented with a release agreement stating that, in exchange for waiving the resort fee, no one in our group could post a negative review about the resort. We felt this placed unfair pressure on us to give up our right to honestly share our experience in exchange for minimal compensation. We declined because we believe future guests deserve to know what our group experienced. Overall, this resort fell far below expectations and significantly impacted what should have been a joyful family celebration. Between the poor organization, lack of dining options, inadequate food service, cleanliness concerns, and management's handling of the situation, this experience was unacceptable. We sincerely hope management addresses these operational failures so future guests do not have to endure the same disappointing experience Read less
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Aug 8, 2026 Kaylah B

The resort needs to be upgraded nothing in 24 hours not even at least one bar. Customer service was horrible with all the females I encountered. Water is not provided in rooms so you're pretty much drinking tap water the whole stay. Air conditioners and fans needed to be upgraded the room was pretty warm and kind of uncomfortable to sleep in. The… Read more
The resort needs to be upgraded nothing in 24 hours not even at least one bar. Customer service was horrible with all the females I encountered. Water is not provided in rooms so you're pretty much drinking tap water the whole stay. Air conditioners and fans needed to be upgraded the room was pretty warm and kind of uncomfortable to sleep in. The beach is amazing and the water is very clear. Tour guides for water sports on the resort were very friendly especially Captain Roy. Sophia, Keerna, Kevin and Danielle very good bartenders. Read less