Paradise😍😍😍!
Jun 15, 2019 820lillyg
Granted this is a 3 star hotel, but I am giving them an extra star because it’s beautiful there! Pros: It’s extremely clean! The rooms, the pool, the property. I stayed at the Time Out Hotel in November 2012 when new management had just taken over. The walls were painted cinder blocks and the floors were mostly concrete and it was still…
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Granted this is a 3 star hotel, but I am giving them an extra star because it’s beautiful there! Pros: It’s extremely clean! The rooms, the pool, the property. I stayed at the Time Out Hotel in November 2012 when new management had just taken over. The walls were painted cinder blocks and the floors were mostly concrete and it was still lovely! The rooms were clean and the pool was clean and cleaned throughout the day. The only difference was the restaurant attached to the hotel was closed for renovations. The hotel did provide the same continental breakfast like they do now, but all other meals were not provided. T the time, I picked this Hotel mostly due to reviews and it was almost 1/2 the price of the resort a friend picked for her and her now husband’s destination wedding and it was less than a 5 min walk away from their resort. The restaurant (Amigos) is now open and the walls in the hotel rooms are now skim coated and relatively smooth and all the floors are now tiled. The rooms are still clean and the pool is still clean. The restaurant Amigos is excellent! Mixed drinks and beers are $3 Barbados dollars (which is equivalent to $1.50 US dollars) and up. Meals are $18 Barbados dollars (which is equivalent to $9 US dollars) and up. This is a rare find- especially in the Gap (St. Lawrence Gap)! Most meals are astronomically priced there because it is a popular tourist area and we all know popular tourist areas are known for price gouging. Other restaurants in the area are far more expensive, so buyer beware! There is nighttime entertainment throughout the Gap. Bars with happy hours and live bands. Most cost from $10 Barbados dollars (which is equivalent to $5 US dollars) and up and they are usually free up to a certain time and/or free during most of the week. Check out Mc Bride’s Pub $ Grill’s live band from 9-11PM on Saturday nights. It’s less than a 10 min walk from the Hotel. Most entertainment you can walk to in the Gap from the hotel. You can take a bus, cab or a taxi to other areas. Don’t be afraid. The buses and vans are cheap and safe. Just ask the staff at the hotel where you can catch them. You can take a taxi, but taxis are expensive. I have walked all hours of the night and have never been bothered or harassed here. Cons: none. Only con is if you are not used to roughing it a little and want to be pampered, pay 2 or 3 times as much and go to a resort. Most times I have found food at resorts to lack flavor because they cater to the majority of people who go there who complain “local” food is either too spicy or salty. Also the beach is across the street from the hotel. I didn’t care, but I know a lot of people want a beach front hotel. The beach is free, you do have to pay for a chair though. Hope this helps!
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