Glorious year-round sunshine—there’s never a bad time to visit...
romance & tranquility
For discerning travelers, the intimate, family-owned hotel sits on the serene west coast of Barbados. The charming powder-pink walls of this 1940's mansion is renowned for it's impeccable service, beautiful seafront setting, and serving fresh local ingredients in fine dining.
expectations & insider tips
Experience the best of Barbados by exploring the rugged East Coast, attending a lively fish fry in Oistins, and sampling delicious street food like fish cakes and rotis.
Don't miss a rum tour at Mount Gay or Foursquare distillery and a stroll through historic Bridgetown.
Dive into crystal-clear waters for snorkeling or diving adventures, and visit a plantation house to learn about the island's colonial past. Interact with friendly locals and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of this beautiful Caribbean island.
Restaurants, Afternoon Tea, Private Dining & More
Renowned for its stunning seafront location and use of fresh local ingredients, our restaurant offers the finest dining experience in Barbados. Welcoming both guests and locals, we serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day. Our evening dress code in the bar and restaurant is casual yet elegant, and guests wishing to wear shorts are welcome to dine in the informal outside terrace area, where breakfast and lunch are also available.
Activities
The Hotel can arrange and endless array of activities such at private picnics, boat rides, waterskiing and more ...however one will find that a spot by the pool or the beach ponton is indulging enough!
COCO
Do not leave Cobbler's Cove without visiting COCO a curated boutique featuring hand-made designs from locals as well as curated clothing pieces from local designers!
But our favorite is browsing through Sam de Teran's unique pieces showcased at the store—unique and vibrant prints and patterns that put a smile on my face every single time!
faces behind the inspiration...
Sam and Hugh Godsal, the dynamic duo behind Cobblers Cove Hotel, have infused their Barbadian haven with a unique blend of elegance and personal touch—emphasized by their passionate team, which is more like a family than a staff.
One of their standout initiatives is the emphasis on sustainable tourism—implemented eco-friendly practices, ensuring minimal environmental impact while maintaining luxury standards. This commitment extends to supporting local artisans and businesses, fostering a vibrant local economy.
The Godsals prioritize creating authentic experiences in order to connect guests with the rich culture and history of Barbados, reflected throughout the day from hosting local musicians to offering culinary classes that showcase Barbadian cuisine.
