Barbados Port Hotels

The Barbados Port in the western Atlantic Ocean is a place of relaxation and solace, but also the perfect place for active vacationers who want the most out of their stay. This independent West Indian Continental Island nation offers something a bit more than just beautiful beaches. Culture plays a big part in Barbados, where people of all kinds are celebrated and local history is an everyday presence. This island boasts warm hospitality, historical attractions, sporting events, water activities and more. It's no wonder cruisers to this region decide to extend their trips and stay on in Barbados for just a little longer.

There are many Barbados cruise port hotels for you to choose from that are close to the Bridgetown Cruise Terminal. Your best bet is to stay within Bridgetown, which is located just one mile from the terminal. Barbados cruise terminal hotels are available for those wishing to stay on for an extra day or even week.

Sandy Lane Hotel

This 5-star Caribbean luxury hotel has a lofty price tag, but the amenities may be worth it to you. Amidst a backdrop of classical coral stone design, this resort looks out over the Caribbean Sea, featuring more than 100 rooms. Sandy Lane offers 45 holes of golf over three manicured courses, a spa, pool, tennis courts, conference rooms, shops, Treehouse Club for kids, and its signature restaurant called L'Acajou, which serves up new world cuisine and the finest wines with views of the water. 

Rack rates start at $1150 per night and go up from there, as high as $25,000 per night for the Villa at Sandy Lane in prime festive season.

Allamanda Beach Hotel

If you require a more affordable stay, try the Allamanda Beach Hotel, located close to the capital city. It offers 50 rooms with either pool or ocean views, along with a restaurant and bar, and access to the Barbados Golf and Country Club. Rates start at $152 per night in the summer and top off at $278 in the summer, making this a moderately priced, affordable option for your hotel stay.

Bayfield House

For a charming bed and breakfast atmosphere, the Bayfield House is a good choice. It's a small family owned property featuring two suites and eight bedrooms, as well as a restaurant, bar and pool. Mullins Beach is just a few minutes away on foot, but you may not want to leave the premises, as it's covered in lush gardens and tropical surroundings. You'll see lime trees, mango trees, banana trees, crinum lilies, and even Barbados Green Monkeys cavorting in the bushes. Architecture is reminiscent of the old West Indian style, providing plenty of wide breezy verandas and comfortable seating areas. Rates are reasonable for this Barbados port of call hotel, ranging from $130 to $250.

Sweetfield Manor Historic Inn and B&B

Another bed and breakfast option is the Sweetfield Manor Historic Inn and B&B in St. Michael. Amenities include pool, gourmet breakfasts,  premium room options, and a Monkey Observation Deck, where guests can view the frolicking Green Monkeys in their natural habitat. Rates for this tropical hideaway start at $215.