Accomodation in Barbados?
Accomodation in Barbados?
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griff2be

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5,105 posts

295 months

Tuesday 4th February 2003
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Does anyone know of any fairly cheap (but still nice!) accomodation in Barbados? Close to a beach is essential!

I wondered if anyone had any contacts over there - or pehaps a holiday home they would be happy to rent out to a fellow PHer? I need it for a week at the end of Feb/beginning of March.

Thanks
Andy

S2N

6,314 posts

283 months

Tuesday 4th February 2003
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You're a lucky lad aint ya?

As it happens I will be in Barbados tomorrow. Im staying at the Asta Beach Hotel where the boyfriend has been before so he says its very nice.

We're staying self-catering so in-expensive for the accomodation.

How many are going and have you decided what part of the island you would like to be in?

Sharpish reply would be good cause i leave for the sun at 6pm!

griff2be

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5,105 posts

295 months

Tuesday 4th February 2003
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West coast (apparently the weather is better?). Just 2 of us going. Don't mind if it is a hotel, apartment, self catering or all inclusive...

And yes I am a lucky lad. Especially as I got the tickets free after flying business class with Virgin last year

incorrigible

13,668 posts

289 months

Tuesday 4th February 2003
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S2N said: You're a lucky lad aint ya?

As it happens I will be in Barbados tomorrow. Im staying at the Asta Beach Hotel where the boyfriend has been before so he says its very nice.

We're staying self-catering so in-expensive for the accomodation.

How many are going and have you decided what part of the island you would like to be in?

Sharpish reply would be good cause i leave for the sun at 6pm!
No need to rub it in Mel

S2N

6,314 posts

283 months

Tuesday 4th February 2003
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cool, my tickets were free too! flying out with Virgins finest class ! YAY! im v. excited.

try Asta Beach Hotel, very good beach, 10 min walk to the bars and resteraunts etc etc.

S2N

6,314 posts

283 months

Tuesday 4th February 2003
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actually, your best bet is to stay away from the All Inclusives in Barbados as they're not very good quality food wise and if you stay near St Lawrence Gap there is plenty of choice in the food/bar area. I dont think you need worry about the weather! It's peak season, everywhere is fecking hot!
Try the virgin brochure for their flagship hotels ... www.virginholidays.com

trefor

14,766 posts

311 months

Tuesday 4th February 2003
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We stayed in The Savannah over Christmas, great place -virtually brat free (can't stand kids - sorry) and nice West Coast location right on the beach. Not that cheap though. St Lawrence Gap is a bit Costa Del Sol IMO, but good for eaterys.

Qualia

154 posts

295 months

Tuesday 4th February 2003
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griff2be said: West coast (apparently the weather is better?).

The weather isn't hugely different, it's only a small island. But the waves on the East coast can be huge and actually quite dangerous. The beaches on the west coast are a lot more tranquil.
I have found the South coast to be a good compromise. St. Lawrence Gap is the place with lots of bars and eateries.
Have fun!

Andy

c4snhtvr

88 posts

286 months

Tuesday 4th February 2003
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If you can ALMOND BEECH HOTEL or ALMOND BEECH CLUB. Only problem, you won`t want to come home. You even forget about TVRS & PISTON HEADS, that could be due to the rum. When they say sip it,word of warning.

griff2be

Original Poster:

5,105 posts

295 months

Tuesday 4th February 2003
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Well I was the guy who posted on Pistonheads whilst I was staying here in Thailand....