Treasure Beach Art Hotel, Barbados, An Autograph Collection All-Inclusive Resort

Very recent refurbishment to a good standard, not flashy and in typical Caribbean rustic style. We had a very comfortable 8 Nights. Location is excellent on a lovely stretch of beach. There is a small swimming pool. Food was very good and plenty of excellent drinks included in the 'All Inclusive' package. The staff are really positive, helpful and very kind and friendly. Tracess the Manager was always on hand checking in with guests and was very efficient. This is a small hotel with a cross section of visitors - the central bar was always fun in the evening and offered a convivial experience. All in all a great hotel - we will be back.

Just returned from a wonderful two weeks at Treasure Beach with my husband. The hotel reopened in December following a programme of refurbishment. The hotel is adults only and provides all inclusive dining. We stayed in room 314 the Pelican suite which was a beautiful room facing the sea with a balcony with room for two sunbeds and a lovely plunge pool. The room was spacious and had a lovely comfy bed. The food was great with a great selection. All meals were buffet or a la carte. There was an opportunity to dine inside or on the patio. The meals were prepared by some great chefs and there was a good variety. Special mention to the desserts which looked and tasted lovely. The hotel had a small pool and a beach side location with onsite water sports including snorkelling, water skiing. The beach was clean and the sea a beautiful blue. The sea is occasionally choppy and it has a flag system to ensure you are safe. There is a water taxi which takes guests to other hotels in the elegant group so you can enjoy their facilities. Unfortunately Waves was the only hotel that was open whilst we were there due to the refurbishment programme. There was some building work being done next door at the tamarind which was noisy at times however it didn't spoil our holiday. The best part of hotel was the wonderful staff who cannot do enough to help you. They genuinely want to get to know you and care that you have a great holiday. we can't mention every one but just a few include Chantelle, Sabrina, Sandy, Wade, Quasi Sofia, Andrew but these are only a few they were all fab. We also loved Alana on the reception desk. It was also the first time we have ever noticed the hotel manager coming round to talk to the guests to ensure we were having a good experience and to thank you for coming. We met some really nice people while we were there which helped to make it a great holiday and we would love to return. There is only one small inconvenience the sunbed situation. We said we would never get up early to put towels on beds but to get a beach bed it involved a 6 am alarm and we only managed to secure beds with an umbrella once in two weeks.

We just returned from 10 fantastic days at Treasure Beach . This newly renovated AI Hotel has just recently reopened and as you might expect there were a few minor things but the wonderful staff are listening and acting upon them . The rooms overall are excellent, the food varied and tasty in a home cooked style. We loved : The location right on the beach at Paynes Bay. The small scale of the Hotel and intimacy generated . The lovely staff - Dennis , Wade , Andrew and Shontelle get a special mention. We liked: The rooms and our view was fab. Bajan style cooking in particular the varied fish dishes. We disliked: Nothing! We will definitely recommend and will return

Great stay at the Treasure Beach resort. Just recently completed a year-long refurbishment so everything in good order. The staff are outstanding - very friendly and welcoming and always smiling. The resort is small with only 35 rooms and centred around a small pool and bar area directly overlooking the beach. The proximity may not suit everyone but it makes for an intimate feel where everyone congregates and makes friends easily. Older crowd of well-traveled people mostly from the UK. Evening entertainment was well matched to the group and high quality as were the food and drinks. Definitely recommend staying here.

We spent a lovely relaxing 10 nights at the Treasure Beach. Our suite on the ground floor was well appointed and spotlessly clean. The hotel was very under occupied while we were there, so it was very intimate, there was never any trouble finding a sun lounger, but of course you always get some guests that go out early in the morning, so they can have the same beds every day. We loved our walks along the beach and the pool was just the right temperature. The food was the best that we have had in the caribbean. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are all A la carte. I found the breakfast disappointing, I would have preferred to have a more buffet style breakfast, as I don't like eggs, maybe another choice like smoked salmon or Avocado on toast. The dinners were very good with generous sized portions, we never had any need to do the dine around as the meals at Treasure Beach were so good. The staff are all lovely and friendly, to many to mention, they are like one big family, although there was one barman who didn't have a name badge, it seemed like he didn't want to be there and never made eye contact. Not sure what the hotel would be like in peak season, as the bar area is very small, and I think they would find it hard to cope if the hotel was fully occupied. We were disappointed that we asked for a late check out for 1pm, and was told we could only have the room till 12.30, never had that in any other hotel before, and as check in isn't till 3pm and the hotel was so under occupied it seemed rather strange. Not sure if Treasure Beach is up to Marriott standards yet, but they are planning to have renovations done later in the year. When we checked out the receptionist said we would received a questionnaire, which we usually do from Marriott within a few days but after nearly two weeks we haven't received it. All in all a lovely stay, maybe one day we will return.

My husband and I had a wonderful 10 nights here at Treasure Beach Hotel. Although we had one of the garden view suits (1st floor), we were really impressed with the standard of our suite. On entry to the suite was the living area with a sofa, table and doors onto the balcony. There was also a sink, fridge, kettle and coffee machine. The bed was an extremely generous size and the bathroom had both a large shower and bath and ‘his and her’ sinks. The air conditioning in both the bedroom and living room was very efficient. To note, there was one plug socket in our suite that could take a standard UK plug without the need for an adaptor. The housekeeping staff were very thorough and kept our suite clean and tidy- I don’t know how they made our bed so immaculate (even after I had attempted myself!) The food here was amazing! Very impressed, especially as it was an a la carte menu for breakfast lunch and dinner. The dinner menu seemed to be on a rolling weekly programme and the lunch menu changed every two days. Breakfast was the same menu every day but with plenty of choice, both hot and cold, I especially enjoyed the eggs benedict. The staff were friendly, helpful and accommodating and made us feel very welcome. The hotel had a programme of events for guests to enjoy/take part in should they wish. My husband and I done some pre-breakfast Sunday morning yoga and also done an hour of mandala art. The Saturday night singer over dinner was very good. Because Treasure Beach is part of the Elegant Hotel chain, we were also able to make use of the other sister hotels and also eat lunch/dinner there. There is a water taxi that departs from the hotel next door (the Tamarind) that serves the sister hotels (Waves, Crystal Cove and Colony Club). Colony Club is the only one that is not included as an all inclusive option- you can eat there, but you will need to pay extra. Watersports (paddle boarding, snorkelling, kayaking, water skiing, banana boat) are also offered from the Tamarind and are included in the all-inclusive package. The location of Treasure Beach is perfect- direct access to Paynes Bay Beach, that you can actually walk all the way to Holetown along (some wading through the shallow bits of sea involved). I don’t think I would ever get tired of looking at the crystal clear, blue seas and soft, white sands-stunning. At the time of our stay the hotel was at half occupancy as the other rooms were undergoing a renovation. This is a small and intimate, adult only hotel and suited us perfectly, we would definitely return if we got the chance. Thank you to everyone that made it a special trip for us.