About as ‘seaside’ as you can get, the Blades family have called this sand-hugging spot home for more than four decades. And they chose a pretty perfect beach for their hotel — which is probably why hundreds of Hawksbill marine turtles call it home too. As you’re here for the beach, the Blades have made sure you’re never far from it, whether you’re lazing on the free loungers, watching moonlight movies on the sands, soaking in the seafront pool and whirlpool, sipping frozen cocktails at the beach bar, or lingering over candlelit suppers at Coco's. The beach itself is lined with beautiful trees to provide natural shelter from the Caribbean rays, so those that don't wish to worship the sun need not worry. It’s not just by the beach though — it’s also steps from South Coast Boardwalk which links you to an array of shops, restaurants and Rockley Beach. The hotel also features an open air restaurant overlooking the white sand beach. Above all else, do not forget to savour a Pirate Punch during one of the several 'happy hours' each day — a traditional Blades family recipe with a twist!
Amenities
Families
Bar
Evening Entertainment
Internet Access
Restaurant
Safety Deposit Box
Swimming Pool
Beachfront location
Where is it
Situated right on the beach in the UNESCO district, adjacent to the South Coast Boardwalk. 10 minute drive from St Lawrence Gap and Bridgetown, and 20 minutes from Oistins Fish Fry. Transfer time from airport: 25 minutes.
Hotel information
111 rooms, all with air-conditioning, private balcony, complimentary WiFi access, flat-screen TV, telephone, safe, iron and board and a hairdryer. Ocean View rooms feature mixed views of the hotel buildings, gardens and ocean. There is a partial kitchenette with a microwave, fridge, toaster and electric kettle, a bathroom with a shower. With either 1 king-size bed or twin beds and a sofa bed, sleeping maximum 3 adults or 2 adults and 1 child.
Board basis options
Breakfast option: available at a supplement.
All Inclusive option: applicable for travel between 1st May - 31 October 2025. Includes breakfast, 2-course lunch, and 3-course dinner (a la carte and buffet meal service). All house brand drinks are included by the glass. *Specialty coffees, bottled wine and champagne, sparkling water and premium liquors are not included.
Please note: the All-Inclusive Plan begins with dinner on the night of arrival and ends with lunch on the day of departure. To offer a full dining experience, guests booking the room and AI package will be extended a daily 10% discount voucher when dining at Jake’s Island Grille.
Room upgrades
Superior Ocean Front Rooms feature stunning views across the beach, ocean and pool from the private balcony. There is an iPod docking station and a kitchenette with a microwave, fridge, toaster, electric kettle and a sink. The bathroom features a rainfall shower. With either 1 king-size bed or twin beds, plus a pull-out sleeper sofa, sleeping maximum 3 adults or 2 adults and 1 child.
Deluxe Ocean Front Rooms showcase breath-taking ocean views from the private balcony, with a smart TV, iPod docking station and an enlarged bathroom. There is a kitchenette with a microwave, fridge, toaster, electric kettle and a sink. With either 1 king-size bed or twin beds along with a pull-out sleeper sofa, sleeping maximum 3 adults or 2 adults and 1 child.
One and Two Bedroom Apartments are located in the resorts annex on the land side of the hotel, have garden views, full kitchen, separate living area, patio and bedroom/bedrooms with 1 king bed or twin beds, sleeping maximum 4 adults.
Booking Bonus: Book by 31 Jul '25 to receive up to 30% off the accommodation cost between 03 Jan '26 - 02 Jan '27. Terms and conditions apply. Any applicable offers have been calculated into the prices shown. Offers may not be combinable. Blackout dates apply.
Cocos Beachside Restaurant (a la carte breakfast, lunch and dinners). Cocos Bar (evenings only). Jake's Island Grille (steaks and grill items, open from 11am). Captain Charlie's Beach Bar, open daily (weather permitting) serving frozen cocktails, ice cold beer, snacks and lunch on the beach under the trees.
Low key live entertainment offered several nights each week at Coco's Restaurant, including steel drums, calypso and reggae music. Moonlight movies on the beach. Daily happy hours. Regular events including parties, theme nights and meet the manager nights.
Freshwater swimming pool, with pool deck. Complimentary beach and pool loungers. Safe swimming plus snorkelling in protected lagoon.
Complimentary WiFi access. Gift shop and convenience store (open daily, 8:00am-6:00pm). Activities desk. 24-hour front desk. Daily housekeeping service. Complimentary hospitality suite.
A Tourism Fee will be charged per bedroom, per night and will be collected at check out. The rate is subject to change by the Government, and varies by hotel room. Fees currently range from 8٫75 Barbadian dollar (approximately £3٫90) to 35 Barbadian dollar (approximately £16٫00) per bedroom, per night.
Minimum stay applies.
* Denotes local charge.
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Mosquito Bedrooms
Jun 6, 2025N428FBgp
We booked this hotel, immediately after booking our flights, it popped up, read a few reviews, everyone seemed to be a regular and repeat guest. We only had the option of the apartments on the other side of the road, it was only offer on site but it looked cool. Hotel staff are nice, beach is covered with seaweed. I found food and beverages… Read more
We booked this hotel, immediately after booking our flights, it popped up, read a few reviews, everyone seemed to be a regular and repeat guest. We only had the option of the apartments on the other side of the road, it was only offer on site but it looked cool. Hotel staff are nice, beach is covered with seaweed. I found food and beverages expensive. Place is spotless, only major issue i have is, windows are timber slats, no glass, not sealed. I get the whole Caribbean vibe but please, invest in mosquitoe nets for your beds, we were eaten alive by them at night. Complained twice , nothing done but in fairness if no nets, what could they do Would I stay here again? Afraid not but it was great value, just over £100 a night Great restaurants nearby Read less
Very poor road side apartment for the very high cost
Jun 1, 2025Nick C
Stayed in the road side apartments they looked like they had not been upgraded for about 30 years kitchen and bathroom very poor no glass in the windows only metal grills which meant you got bitten every night and very loud traffic noise was cleaned everyday which was the only good point the staff on reception just kept fobbing us off after asking… Read more
Stayed in the road side apartments they looked like they had not been upgraded for about 30 years kitchen and bathroom very poor no glass in the windows only metal grills which meant you got bitten every night and very loud traffic noise was cleaned everyday which was the only good point the staff on reception just kept fobbing us off after asking to be moved Would not recommend staying the beach side was apparently better spoilt the 2 week holiday Read less
Professional Staff, But Unfriendly Guest Policy and Rocky Beach
Jun 1, 2025Darius B
I stayed at Coconut Court Beach Hotel from May 24–28 while visiting Barbados for my grandfather’s funeral. The property is clean, and the front desk staff—especially Margot and manager Maria—were professional and polite throughout my stay. That said, I was disappointed with a key hotel policy. One evening, my local family stopped by briefly to… Read more
I stayed at Coconut Court Beach Hotel from May 24–28 while visiting Barbados for my grandfather’s funeral. The property is clean, and the front desk staff—especially Margot and manager Maria—were professional and polite throughout my stay. That said, I was disappointed with a key hotel policy. One evening, my local family stopped by briefly to say hello before dinner. Since I live abroad, these moments mean a lot. However, hotel security would not let them come to my room and directed me to check in with the front desk. Once there, I was told that no outside guests are allowed in guest rooms under any circumstances, even for a few minutes. I had to meet them in the common area instead. This is not an all-inclusive resort, so I found the policy overly strict and inflexible. While I respect rules and appreciated the staff’s courtesy, this restriction took away from my comfort during an emotional trip. Also worth noting for future travelers: • The resort caters more to an older, retired crowd, so younger or more social visitors may find the atmosphere a bit slow-paced. • The beach has a lot of stones, making it difficult to comfortably walk or swim without possibly hurting your feet. Definitely bring water shoes. Overall, I appreciate the hospitality of the staff, but would caution future guests about the beach conditions and restrictive visitor policy. Read less
Better than you think
مايو 28, 2025Kevin S
We've just returned from are 3rd visit to this hotel , it's clean and tidy , it's on the beach and for us it ticks all the BOXES. We are going back later in the year for another 3 week stay . The staff are great too. It's in a nice part of barbados , the bus stops are outside and a nice place to call home for a few weeks.
Friendly hotel on the south shore is also a great value
مايو 25, 2025mnewton99Oakland, California
My wife and I spent a truly delightful week here. The restaurant in the main part of the hotel (Coco's) is super enjoyable: open-air, a stone's throw from the sea, something for everyone on the menu. (The breakfast plan is a great value -- worth doing.) The beach adjacent to the hotel is spectacular. All staff were very friendly and helpful; one… Read more
My wife and I spent a truly delightful week here. The restaurant in the main part of the hotel (Coco's) is super enjoyable: open-air, a stone's throw from the sea, something for everyone on the menu. (The breakfast plan is a great value -- worth doing.) The beach adjacent to the hotel is spectacular. All staff were very friendly and helpful; one of them pointed out our rental car had a tire that looked underinflated, and told us where to get it pumped up nearby. And the weekly Monday night rum punch party by the pool is a must! We got to chat with a member of the family who owns the hotel (Hi Lawrence!), and the head of security (Hi Hadfield!), whose company you'll enjoy again if you spend any time on the beach. Bridgetown is a short drive away, so is St. Lawrence Gap. A few restaurants are a relatively short walk away. There's really nothing not to like here; would absolutely stay here again if I am lucky enough to get back to Barbados! Read less
Mosquito Bedrooms
