Treasure Beach

My partner and i have just returned from a short stay at this hotel. The room was a suite as they all are i belive we had sea view and balcony. This hotel is small and intimate all staff are lovely and friendly and chatty a special mention to michelle tiffany,joy,christopher,dion and sasha who has the best laugh and also mr herman. the bar is a lovely place to sit and have a drink and chat with others the food was great the only down side is there is not much going on around this hotel but its all inclusive and adult only and our stay was very enjoyable so well done to treasure beach and everyone that works extremely hard to make your stay an enjoyable one..

Had a perfect break at Treasure Beach. We had an ocean view suite which was roomy, had a sea and pool view and one of the best beds we’ve had. Restaurant offered inside or outside seating, good food and wine and service with a smile. Plenty of seating during the day around the pool or sea facing. The beach access is by a few steps and most days the sea was clear and you could snorkel over the house reef. Adult only and all inclusive. What more could you want !

What a find! Beautiful, small, quiet, adult only, great bar and food, gorgeous views. Beachfront. Small pool. Plenty of beds and brollies. Allowed 2 towels each per bed. Lovely. Shout out to Today I’m Ray the mixologist who made the most delicious cocktails. Room 210 was lovely. On the first floor with a balcony looking straight out to sea. Spotlessly clean. All staff polite and helpful.

Spent 10 nights here lively room and staff friendly especially chris ray sabrina at pool joy and mainly all . 35 rooms sunbeds ample note front of hotel sea has been eroding away so walking to tamarind or the house tricky .. all food was amazing mainly al acarte bar one evening. Really is good . Entertainment low key and not much around hotel to do at night. Seating ltd to restaurant area . Great beach to right of hotel . We went to qp at night for music snd drinks . As there other hotels being renovated its not much selection for eating out. The courtesy boat was great in day . Very quiet hotel .clean and no issues with room suite lovely. Thanks all !

This is a nice little hotel in a excellent spot on the west coast of Barbados at Paynes Bay. The room was great comprising a dual aspect suite over the courtyard of large bedroom, en suite bath/shower room, sitting room and balcony- and 2 tv's. The sea view was a bit of a stretch but it mattered little. The access was not especially attractive via stairs and first floor walkway to the road side of the hotel. Traffic noise was occasionally noticeable, especially the 'cucaracha' reggae buses. However, these are minor picky points. The courtyard with pool, terrace, open-air bar and dining, access to the wonderful beach and also the breakfast/dining room brilliant. The all-inclusive food was generally good but a bit repetitive, especially at lunchtime. However, the option of visiting other nearby hotels in the group is worthwhile. We only tried the Waves via free water taxi, that was a nice variation. Apparently some really good restaurants are available and perhaps we should have tried that. The staff were so nice, helpful and friendly; from bar, to catering and housekeeping - they were one of the real pleasures at this hotel. I had the delight of introducing the bar staff to an Antiguan cocktail - of which they had not heard - who would have known? A super sand beach accessed by a short flight of wooden steps into the crystal clear waters with a half-mile stroll up to the Sandy Lane Hotel with water sports and the water taxi. A walkable distance to Hole Town and a bus ride to Bridgetown is very cheap and fun, as in roller coaster ride fun on the yellow reggae buses. I would visit again