Little Good Harbour

The website misrepresents the current situation. While bungalows are fine the restaurant booking system gives no priority to guests, there is minimal beach due to erosion and the pool service is non-existent. The restaurant menu does not change, there are no specials. There is no hotel bar just somewhere to squeeze in at the restaurant. Needs an update in website and efficiency. Barbados itself is becoming too expensive as economy struggles.

Fabulous stay in this quirky and stylish hotel in the North West of the island. Stayed with friends in the 3 bed Fort Suite with a lovely outside terrace and direct access to the beach. Roomy, well equipped and very cool! A bit out of the way but ideal for a few days. The Fishpot restaurant is outstanding - great variety of dishes and everything we ate was lovely. On top of all that, the staff in both the hotel and the restaurant elevated our stay to a brilliant one - universally friendly, efficient and welcoming. One of the best places we’ve stayed, thank you

Little Good Harbour (LGH) offers a quiet retreat of self-catering properties in the north of the island. Many are privately owned run & managed by the LGH team therefore properties are of a same look and style. We were delighted with ours and even had a sea-view even though we were booked to a 'garden room.', The one bedroom and bathroom was well appointed. The oven, extractor and units were of need of replacement but worked adequately. The top of the extractor was dirty. There are two pools areas one more suited to small children than the other. The big sell point of LGH is that it is directly opposite the Fish Pot - one of the best restaurants on the island that doesn't come with a hefty price tag. We didn't opt for a car but taxis are plentiful as are buses. Reception staff were there on hand to help in any way and we called on them to stock our fridge prior to arrival (not cheap). The check-out time of midday was a distinct bonus.

First time visit to this property, after many previous visits to Barbados. Stayed in one bedroom cottage. These have porches/terraces on both floors. Downstairs has a sitting area, landline, Alexa, and kitchen. Stairs take you to bedroom with TV and bathroom. Clean, comfortable, and bedroom has air conditioning. The property has the fabulous “Fish Pot” restaurant, open for breakfast, lunch and dinner- which overlooks the beautiful sea. You can also sit out by the sea and have a cocktail, while watching the gorgeous sunsets. There is an overwater pathway that takes you out to swim, sunbathe, or get on boat rides. There are two pools, very nice, and the upper one has lovely facilities for showering and changing, so you can enjoy your last day to the fullest, before going to the airport. The location is on the West side, up North a bit. My housekeeper was the lovely Joanne- who was so kind and helpful. Lovely stay- would definitely recommend.

Delightful self catering apartments on the North West coast of the island. Well equipped and very comfortable with a small sea view from the top floor. Friendly and helpful staff and a wonderful restaurant just across the road. Be aware that the beach has been partially washed away by Hurricane Beryl but is still swimmable. We found the singing tree frogs very loud at night - they chirp from dusk to dawn - but did get used to it after a few days.

We arrived tired and in the dark only to be welcomed by Javon who showed us to our 2 bedroom suite. WOW! it was like a small house with 2 large bedrooms and bathrooms plus huge sitting room, kitchen and terrace. Lovely grounds and quiet beach. We spent a fabulous Christmas at LGH. The Fish Pot is one of the best restaurants on the island and we enjoyed several meals there including yummy breakfast every day. All staff lovely, experienced and super helpful. Thank you team!