Rich Harrison
Great hotel and facilities, beach is lovely. If you like a quiet life then this is for you. Only a 10 minute walk to bars and restaurants if you fancy a change, but being all inclusive and multiple choices for dining you have it all on site. We had an Ocean front junior suite, which is fabulous. This is our second time here in 5 years. Keep up the great work Sea Breeze. 👍👌
Xine Machine
Have all the people who gave this place 5 stars never been to a resort before? It does not in any way measure up to the other 4 all-inclusives I’ve visited in my life. No room service, no swim-up bars, no mini bars, not even a do not disturb sign. The pools are super small. There are usually only 2 restaurants open for dinner, and there are several hours of each day when there’s no food service at all. The hot water didn’t work the entire 5 days I was there. They were an hour late giving us our rooms. The hotel in general could use some TLC. See photo for the view outside the front door of my room (the back was the ocean). The staff was hit and miss. Some were very friendly and accommodating; others were downright rude.
The pros are the location (the beach is absolutely gorgeous), the food, and the drinks. As a vegetarian/mostly vegan, I didn’t have a hard time eating here, and my meat-eating friends enjoyed all their meals too. They had some premium alcohol and generally kept the drinks flowing. Oh, and the local resort cat is adorable. See photo.
For the price, I’d say look elsewhere.
Em
My husband and I spent our honeymoon at Sea Breeze in June. Weather issues affected our flights, and we arrived a day later than planned. The staff at Sea Breeze were so accommodating and welcoming once we finally got there. We spent 5 nights and wish we could have stayed longer.
We are so excited to one day come back here, and have recommended this resort to all of our family and friends.
Ewa Schatzberger
This resort is lovely, could do with a few tweaks but we would return. We were here for a family wedding with little notice and only for 3 nights (a long way for a short time from the UK). A very casual, Caribbean Island time feel, on the beach with the most beautiful backdrop ever.
We had a Poolside room which was nice, 2 Queens and a patio area. Caribbean furnishings, bright and fresh. Daily housekeeping but they run really late, sometimes still there at 5pm when you might want to be back in the room freshening up for Champagne Hour. Kettle with coffee sachets provided and CoffeeMate in the fridge. Water bottles replenished or you could get from reception, from the self-service fridge which also had sandwiches.
Typical of many resorts, dining areas are on rotation so with only 3 nights we did not manage to catch all.
First night we ate at Mahogany which confuses me; they seem to have a buffet evening most nights but it is not extensive, but apparently fine dining on some nights. Nice coral decor, but very much a basic restaurant that lacks some atmosphere. The food was good, but I love a selection of different salads in small bowls or light offerings and these do not exist here. However, everything we tried from the dinner buffet was great and I like to try the local cuisine. Lobster tails one night were pretty good, possibly a tiny dry but it is a buffet with a station not a 5* restaurant. The curried fish and Bajan specialities have all been delicious. However, on buffet nights, the restaurant sounds like a nightclub from 7pm and is not easy to talk at, so it became a very quick meal as we were all so eager to get out. Not the experience I want on my holiday, reading the room and cranking the music up at 9pm onwards would be a much better option, and as a result I would not choose to eat here again. Could do with better air con. Staff were lovely.
Breakfast here is very good, a decent enough selection of hot foods eg eggs, bacon, tomatoes, baked beans, waffles, pancakes, love the speciality foods so tried the shredded fish one morning (probably have the name wrong but looked like sauerkraut and tasted yummy), Bajan cakes (more like dense donut holes but I thought they would be more like Jamaican Festival breads). There is an egg station and they make lovely omelettes as well as more.
For a lighter meal there are a few options, the pastries were all sweet, I would have liked some grab and go croissants or similar. There is yoghurt, fruit, breads etc, also you can make your own Bloody Mary and such.
There is no coffee station at this resort which is a real bug bear for me, especially as they advertise a 24/7 one on their webpage, at the Drift Spa. Take it off the webpage or fulfill it!!!! The amount of guests wandering in the morning looking to grab a coffee is insane, and the cups in the room are small. It’s not unheard of to just have coffee jugs or a machine out in a communal area, and with some light breakfast snacks. Again, a real irritation. At 7am, Mqjogany opens and I asked them to pour us some large cups of coffee which we took the the beautiful decked area by Cerulean.
Now this is a fabulous restaurant, beautifully decorated, driftwood everywhere, nice furnishings etc with a delicious menu. On the wedding night we ate here, and I ordered the Octopus Carpaccio and then the Prawns with Croquettes and Lobster Bisque. Everyone loved their meals, which were also delicious and generous.
We did not get to eat at Aqua Terra as they were closed for a private function so that meant a 2nd night the noisy Mahogany.
Flying Fish at lunchtime is a basic bar with a limited meal offering of sandwiches, salads, burgers but the food is good. Fish Cutter- delicious, as was the Bajan Roti but this felt a little heavy. Twice the orders took a very long time, waiting approx 1 hour.
Bubbles/sunset hour on the deck was nice and served with a snack
Pools- 3 of them; adults, family and kaps. Adult pool had great double loungers, so comfortable. Pool service provided.
Terrible WiFi .
Overall a lovely small resort.
Holly
Wonderful seven days here. The location is beautiful and the beach chairs have little awnings and are perfect for spending the day relaxing by the water. The drinks were really good and there several different places to eat. The food was pretty good too, especially the skewers at the beach bar. The pineapple salsa they came with was excellent! The staff were lovely. The yoga was great though I wish it was more often through the week. The aqua aerobics were surprisingly hard work! The rooms were nice with lovely views of the water. I loved that the keys were a wrist band. I never locked myself out!