Sugar Cane Club Hotel and Spa

Lindsay Oakes

I can’t say enough about this hidden gem in Barbados. From the moment we arrived until the moment we checked out ten days later, everything was perfect. The common areas and rooms are immaculate, the staff friendly and attentive, and the property beautiful. We did not do the all inclusive option as we wanted to venture off the property, however, we found ourselves there more than away. The Sugar Cane Club is just up the hill from Speightstown and is close to beautiful beaches and great restaurants, should you want to get out. The on site dining is excellent and not like a typical all inclusive. The breakfast buffet changed daily and lunch could be served poolside or in the restaurant. But dinner…..dinner was spectacular. The Chatel Bar was away from the rest of the resort and the ambiance and sounds of the animals was peaceful. The pool buffet was also fantastic. Several employees swooped in and transformed the pool from a place to lounge into fine dining complete with candlelight and live music. I shed a tear leaving this little Caribbean oasis and I can’t wait to get back.

Lisa Edge

Lovely hotel set in beautiful gardens. The gardeners are always busy and very friendly. The staff are very friendly, some more than others. Breakfast could be better, we had fruit every morning but there wasn't much choice to say we were in the Caribbean. There was two types of melon and fresh pineapple for the first few days then pineapple wasn't on again. I would have expected grapes, mango, banana but there wasn't. Service is very slow for breakfast, we had to wait every morning but one morning there was 10 couples waiting to be seated. There is plenty of staff to clear the tables and make them back up but they were really slow. The food on the lunch menu and evening menu was really nice and well presented. We enjoyed every a la carte meal we ordered . Presentation was very good. The buffet nights which were at the poolside and one night at chatel restaurant weren't very good. The food wasn't very hot on the buffet. You need to use the courtesy bus to get into town or to the beach as it's not a great walk on the road down. The bus was a great asset to get you into town and then from there you could catch the reggae reggae bus or the larger bus in the station to Holetown or to Bridgetown. The hotel is really nice, the rooms are spacious and maid service is very good. In my opinion the hotel suits the older generation from 65 upwards. There was a lot of older people there. We are 56 and 58, not very young but not retirement age. We would probably go back when we are retired. A few young couples came as we were ready to go home. All in all we enjoyed our holiday, barbados is a lovely place and the people are lovely. Met some really friendly people in a bar on the main road in Speightstown . Caught a taxi back up to the hotel with two of the maids, both really nice ladies.

Denice Sealy

Lovely suite with kitchenette and balcony. However air conditioning unit was only in the bedroom. Needed to be more central. Hotel has no lifts. Probably need a car to get around if you venture out as the area is a bit remote.

Heidi Garside

Great small all-inclusive hotel, slightly inland from Speightstown. Everything about it is ideal for a relaxing break. The staff, though, are what makes this hotel they are fabulous

Melanie Silver

Great hotel & staff, room was a bit smaller than we are used to but we only slept there so not a problem. Shame it was not on the beach but couldn't fault it