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Arrived to a warm welcome. Lovely quiet room. Monica from housekeeping looked after us. Spacious, clean and functional room. Aaron Trainee Bar staff, William and Ann-Margaret were friendly and helpful to name a few. Excellent all round would recommend hotel.
Arrived to a warm welcome. Lovely quiet room. Monica from housekeeping looked after us. Spacious, clean and functional room. Aaron Trainee Bar staff, William and Ann-Margaret were friendly and helpful to name a few. Excellent all round would recommend hotel.
robert
Reviewed February 11, 2015Reviewed February 11, 2015
We had a great week in this hotel. It's small and friendly, staff were really helpful and there's a lot of regular guests and also long stay ones. The pool is clean and the water a perfect temperature, always plenty of sunbeds/chairs around the pool area. It's a short walk to the beach boardwalk with access to several beautiful beaches. The room was spacious, plenty of hot water and it was well equipped. The bed was large and comfy. May be an idea to take a small washing up liquid if you're...
We had a great week in this hotel. It's small and friendly, staff were really helpful and there's a lot of regular guests and also long stay ones. The pool is clean and the water a perfect temperature, always plenty of sunbeds/chairs around the pool area. It's a short walk to the beach boardwalk with access to several beautiful beaches. The room was spacious, plenty of hot water and it was well equipped. The bed was large and comfy. May be an idea to take a small washing up liquid if you're...
A small boutique hotel set in exotic mature gardens. Most rooms are in the garden and have covered terraces that lead to a rock pool which is great for swimming - I managed one length under water to be greeted by a monkey when I surfaced ! They have a young chef who trained in New York, so the standard of presentation and cuisine is excellent. There is a strong artistic and interior design lead influence which will appeal to like minded people.
A small boutique hotel set in exotic mature gardens. Most rooms are in the garden and have covered terraces that lead to a rock pool which is great for swimming - I managed one length under water to be greeted by a monkey when I surfaced ! They have a young chef who trained in New York, so the standard of presentation and cuisine is excellent. There is a strong artistic and interior design lead influence which will appeal to like minded people.
Visited the hotel in 2007 and 2008 and amazed that Reggie still remembered us after all that time when we returned in August this year!
Hotel was quiet (but so was the whole area including the Gap) and the one bedroom apartment was good although could do with a lick of paint.
The hotel is on the beach, which never had more than a dozen people on it ,and sunbeds, towels, umbrellas were easy - no getting up at dawn to reserve. Walking into the sea is like walking into a warm bath and nice and...
Visited the hotel in 2007 and 2008 and amazed that Reggie still remembered us after all that time when we returned in August this year!
Hotel was quiet (but so was the whole area including the Gap) and the one bedroom apartment was good although could do with a lick of paint.
The hotel is on the beach, which never had more than a dozen people on it ,and sunbeds, towels, umbrellas were easy - no getting up at dawn to reserve. Walking into the sea is like walking into a warm bath and nice and...
Paul
Reviewed September 3, 2016Reviewed September 3, 2016
We stayed at Le Roy Hotel as a last minute decision, having visited Barbados a few times we found this hotel previously Infinity on the beach.
We were welcomed by the reception staff who were friendly and efficient, organising our lovely sea view room.
The room and the rest of the hotel were immaculately clean, with beautiful gardens a credit to the gardener.
Our favourite part of the hotel was the bar and restaurant, the food was a really high standard and the cocktails did the trick!...
We stayed at Le Roy Hotel as a last minute decision, having visited Barbados a few times we found this hotel previously Infinity on the beach.
We were welcomed by the reception staff who were friendly and efficient, organising our lovely sea view room.
The room and the rest of the hotel were immaculately clean, with beautiful gardens a credit to the gardener.
Our favourite part of the hotel was the bar and restaurant, the food was a really high standard and the cocktails did the trick!...
This was our first time staying in Barbados and at the hotel. We had a 1-bedroom Queen suite with ocean view. Very spacious, well equipped and fabulous view overlooking the pool and ocean. Plenty of sun beds available every day; parking for our vehicle; and some great restaurants all within a short walking distance. Staff were great and we would definitely return to The South Gap.
This was our first time staying in Barbados and at the hotel. We had a 1-bedroom Queen suite with ocean view. Very spacious, well equipped and fabulous view overlooking the pool and ocean. Plenty of sun beds available every day; parking for our vehicle; and some great restaurants all within a short walking distance. Staff were great and we would definitely return to The South Gap.
Myself and my wife went to the Coral Mist Beach Hotel because IT was self catering and it had its own beach and we were NOT disappoint at all. Yes it was not modern and needs a revamped BUT everything else was spot on. Every day we sunbathed on the beautiful beach over looking the stunning Carribean sea and every night we watched baby turtles come out of the sand and we helped them to the sea and even watched a mother laying her 100+ eggs!! The staff were lovely especially the bar staff and Paul...
Myself and my wife went to the Coral Mist Beach Hotel because IT was self catering and it had its own beach and we were NOT disappoint at all. Yes it was not modern and needs a revamped BUT everything else was spot on. Every day we sunbathed on the beautiful beach over looking the stunning Carribean sea and every night we watched baby turtles come out of the sand and we helped them to the sea and even watched a mother laying her 100+ eggs!! The staff were lovely especially the bar staff and Paul...
julie Mac
Reviewed September 26, 2015Reviewed September 26, 2015
Stayed all inclusive - food was varied every day and always a healthy choice! The basic garden view is still amazing - we had our own balcony, lounge and kitchen. All of the staff were super friendly, as were all locals in Barbados. The excursions and use of big hotel on beach made a difference too. We were there for a wedding which was amazing and the spa treatments we had was great - I really can't say a bad word about it!
Stayed all inclusive - food was varied every day and always a healthy choice! The basic garden view is still amazing - we had our own balcony, lounge and kitchen. All of the staff were super friendly, as were all locals in Barbados. The excursions and use of big hotel on beach made a difference too. We were there for a wedding which was amazing and the spa treatments we had was great - I really can't say a bad word about it!
Outstanding hotel, full of history, perched above the ocean on the beautiful east coast. Everything is immaculate. Rooms are brilliant and food is excellent. Lovely coastal walk to charming Bathsheba.
Outstanding hotel, full of history, perched above the ocean on the beautiful east coast. Everything is immaculate. Rooms are brilliant and food is excellent. Lovely coastal walk to charming Bathsheba.
Most amazing place: calm/relaxing with stunning views (especially at sunset) plus beautiful beach/pools & friendly staff. Woke up daily to see race horses in bay (5 mins later next to them). Many days saw monkeys, close up, eating mangoes just on roadside to Hilton; plenty of turtles in sea by Barbados Blue (free rentals of SUPs for Hilton guests). Free WiFi (if join Hilton Honors prior, free). Free rum punch on arrival. Comfy bed, spacious/clean room. Great bathroom.
No mosquitoes.
Friendlies...
Most amazing place: calm/relaxing with stunning views (especially at sunset) plus beautiful beach/pools & friendly staff. Woke up daily to see race horses in bay (5 mins later next to them). Many days saw monkeys, close up, eating mangoes just on roadside to Hilton; plenty of turtles in sea by Barbados Blue (free rentals of SUPs for Hilton guests). Free WiFi (if join Hilton Honors prior, free). Free rum punch on arrival. Comfy bed, spacious/clean room. Great bathroom.
No mosquitoes.
Friendlies...
This is a lovely little gem of a hotel. Perfectly placed for the beautiful Miami Beach opposite, down a quiet little side road but close enough to stroll into Oistins. Very handy for the Friday Fish Fry (but the little stalls sell delicious fish dishes all week).
Our room was large with a huge four poster, settee, table, chairs, coffee machine, kettle and a selection of tea and coffee. A big bathroom with lovely toiletries and an outside private patio with settee, table and sun loungers....
This is a lovely little gem of a hotel. Perfectly placed for the beautiful Miami Beach opposite, down a quiet little side road but close enough to stroll into Oistins. Very handy for the Friday Fish Fry (but the little stalls sell delicious fish dishes all week).
Our room was large with a huge four poster, settee, table, chairs, coffee machine, kettle and a selection of tea and coffee. A big bathroom with lovely toiletries and an outside private patio with settee, table and sun loungers....
As a family of four we had a lovely stay at divi south winds.
Right in the heart of the famous gap but spacious enough to feel a world away & still right by the beach.
Our first time but will not be our last. :-)
As a family of four we had a lovely stay at divi south winds.
Right in the heart of the famous gap but spacious enough to feel a world away & still right by the beach.
Our first time but will not be our last. :-)
Billy
Reviewed February 20, 2015Reviewed February 20, 2015
Great boutique hotel, with sea view. Perfect stop off before getting our flight back to London the following day. Our hostesses were very welcoming and helpful.
Great boutique hotel, with sea view. Perfect stop off before getting our flight back to London the following day. Our hostesses were very welcoming and helpful.
A mate and I stayed here for the England cricket tour to the West Indies and this place was ideal, in both the price and the location.
It was 20 mins from the airport and was clean, with a large room and balcony along with free wifi.
The staff were all first class, I would definitely recommend this place. We are returning next year and will be staying here again definitely!
A mate and I stayed here for the England cricket tour to the West Indies and this place was ideal, in both the price and the location.
It was 20 mins from the airport and was clean, with a large room and balcony along with free wifi.
The staff were all first class, I would definitely recommend this place. We are returning next year and will be staying here again definitely!
What should a history enthusiast expect from a trip to Hastings?
You're likely already making plans to see the historically relevant sites while you're staying in Hastings. While you're in town, you can check out the popular beaches and top-notch restaurants. You can also discover the entertainment venues during your holiday to this family-friendly area.
How many historical hotels are located in Hastings?
In Hastings, there are 104 lodging options bookable on Expedia but not many designated as historic hotels.
What are the top historical sites and other places in Hastings?
A couple of favourite places to visit are Lanterns Mall and Allamanda Beach Boardwalk. You'll also find Rockley Beach and Garrison Savannah in the area.
What is a historic hotel like in Hastings?
Guests who book a historic hotel can stay in a place that has an officially recognised national historic designation. A stately home, palace or even a lodge, old police station or skyscraper can be identified as a historic hotel provided that it's a place of special interest. Traditional architecture and period features are often found in the public spaces and guestrooms of such hotels in Hastings, giving a real sense of character.
What is the difference between a historic hotel and a heritage hotel?
“Heritage hotel” is more common in Asia and Europe, wheareas the term "historic hotel" is more commonly used in the U.S. though overall the terms are quite similar. The building and architecture of historic hotels are generally what's most important. For a heritage hotel, mainly, it's cultural value as well as how it inspired the community.
Do historic hotels in Hastings have modern facilities?
Hotels have the safety features and modern conveniences you might expect, but every effort is made to preserve historic facades and treasured traditions. WiFi, heating and air conditioning, updated bathroom facilities, and the amenities found in a hotel should be available at a historic hotel. Rest assured that when you choose a historic hotel in Hastings, you won't be staying at a place that's uncomfortable or rundown.