What it is

A charming, pastel-hued boutique retreat on Barbados’ Platinum Coast, where British elegance meets Caribbean ease in a historic seaside hideaway.

What it isn't

A flashy, all-inclusive mega-resort. Cobblers Cove is intimate, refined, and deeply rooted in Barbadian charm, offering a more personal and relaxed approach to island luxury.

What we think

Set in a former sugar plantation house turned pink-washed seaside sanctuary, Cobblers Cove feels like stepping into a storybook version of island life. The individually designed suites, surrounded by lush gardens, are airy and timeless, with whitewashed walls, rattan furnishings, and breezy terraces overlooking the turquoise Caribbean. The hotel’s Camelot Restaurant is a standout, serving fresh, locally sourced seafood and island-inspired dishes that celebrate Bajan flavors. Days here are best spent floating in the sea, sipping rum cocktails by the pool, or venturing out on a catamaran to swim with sea turtles. The service is as polished as it is warm, making every stay feel like a home away from home.

You're here because

You want an elegant yet relaxed Caribbean escape—somewhere with character, history, and a sense of effortless luxury right on the water’s edge.

The Moment

Sitting on your private terrace, the scent of salt air and frangipani in the breeze, as the sun dips into the horizon, turning the sky a brilliant shade of pink—just like the hotel’s iconic walls.

Restaurants & Bars

The Camelot Restaurant - Renowned for its island-inspired dishes that cleverly reflect the changing seasons, Cobblers Cove serves the finest food in Barbados.

Afternoon Tea - Complimentary teas is served every day in the Pavilion at the Great House. Served daily from 4pm to 5pm.

The Bar - Set within the Great House and open onto the pool deck, the Cobblers Cove bar is buzzing from dawn to dusk, serving everything from fresh, iced juices first thing to fine Bajan rums after dinner.

Location

Perched along Barbados’ west coast, Cobblers Cove is perfectly positioned for exploring the island’s best beaches, vibrant local culture, and historic Speightstown, just a short stroll away.