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

We have been to Barbados many times before. This time we stayed at the lovely Treasure Beach Art hotel on the west coast. I believe it had around 35 rooms which made it more cosy than the larger hotels. Although we had originally booked to stay at Waves Hotel on Prospect Bay in a ocean front room, just over a mile away from Treasure Beach, we were told within less than 48 hours of leaving, that we couldn’t stay at Waves as they were renovating the building. They offered us Treasure Beach hotel. Although we were extremely disappointed to be told this at very short notice, when found that Treasure Beach hotel was actually very enjoyable. Getting around the island is easy. A few times we went on the buses which are super cheap. We also hired a car from Ballantyne Rentals who we would highly recommend. The food at the hotel was so amazing and healthy. The only bad thing about it was that I put weight because it was so nice (ok, that’s my fault). They did have a gym there, however it was pretty basic. Every single member of staff at the hotel were great and they helped make our holiday even better. A few names I remember are Sophia, Sasha, Shauna, Kerryanne, Sabrina x 2, Raheem, Tiffany and many more. Sorry I can’t remember all of their names, every single one of them was so nice, kind and hard working! The rooms were nice and well cleaned, the receptionists were super helpful, the restaurant, kitchen and bar staff were so efficient, welcoming and genuinely friendly. The pool was lovely and clean every day, with sun beds around it and also on a section facing the beach. Access to the beach was not always easy, so may not be ideal for beach lovers who are disabled. Although there were no sun beds on the beach itself, the hotel is right on the sea so we could go for a swim and then straight back to the pool area. The sea there is amazingly clear and warm. There were a few stones where the waves landed on the shore so if you’re sensitive you may wish to take water shoes there. We visited Waves hotel (where we had originally booked to stay), and they also have access to the beach with sun beds. However to get from the beach to the pool area it meant going through the beach side of the hotel and crossing the road to their other building with the pool area. It’s a bit different. The hotel has well maintained gardens with beautiful trees, plants and some small friendly birds everywhere around making it so relaxing. We went in the rainy season so a few days were pretty wet. Most days however were lovely and warm with occasional short showers. It's definitely worth a stay there!

A Wonderful Small Hotel with Impeccable Service. The Menu was different every day, delicious and fresh. Rooms very clean indeed and Beautiful. We stayed in an Ocean View Room, however not a full view but still amazing. Management were exceptionally attentive as were all the other staff. Thanks so much from the Jarratt Family.

Stayed at the Treasure beach for 5 nights in November 2025. The hotel is absolutely excellent. It's a small, quiet property (adults only) so if you're looking for a party experience then this isn't for you. However if you're looking for a peaceful, relaxing break within a stylish environment, with an all inclusive setting then this is perfect. The best feature in my view is the food. Stunning, high quality restaurant standard food is served every day as part of all inclusive. Best all inclusive hotel food I've ever had - and I've stayed in 'high end' resorts like Sandals etc. All staff members were friendly, polite, helpful and welcoming throughout our stay which made the experience even more positive. You can walk along the beach in Paynes bay where hotel is situated but can;t go along coast beyond that but is is also a 25 min walk from outside hotel to Holetown or a 5 minute taxi ride as a secondary option where there are shops and amenities if required. Treasure beach was great, would highly recommend.