We are leaving Barbados after a lovely stay in the All Seasons Resort Europa. Everything, from the staff to the accommodation has been excellent! You can cook for yourself in the nice clean and well supplied kitchen area of your apartment or dine in the restaurant onsite which is delicious, try out the BBQ Chicken, yum-yum! There's free internet services (am using these now) and a well stocked library to borrow some reading material. The pool is nice and clean and the garden area is beautiful with hammocks to rest and swing on! Best highlight was the catamaran cruise on the tiami sunset boat we booked via All Seasons; it was so calm and wonderful! Such great value for money and a perfect location is this hotel. Thanks very much! Made our first holiday brilliant!

my stay was short but i enjoyed most of it . I had a beautiful clean poolside apartment and my son enjoyed the pool. Apartment was worth the price one thing i had a problem with and this was the AC did not mind paying the additional charge but i feel it should have been throughout the room and not only in the bedroom, apart from that every thing else was lovely and a value for your money.

I have just spent 15 days in apartment 39 in the resort. Yes, it isn't five star but the apartment is very large, comfortable and airy. I used the kitchen on a daily basis and it was more than adequate with most of the supplies needed. The large patio contain a chaise and dining table large enough for two. The apartment had three large closets, plenty of storage space and a very large bath. The staff is five star - from housekeeping and maintenance to the front desk - all went out of their way to see you were having a wonderful time and things were fine. I did not find a need for air conditioning which is an extra change and had no qualms about sleeping with all the windows open. Security was not a concern. The price was amazingly inexpensive for Barbados and what you got. I had owned a time share at Divi Southwinds (a three or four star property depending upon on the website) in St. Lawrence Gap and when it finished, I continued to stay there at between $170 and $225 a night. This is a huge difference in price compared to All Seasons at $86 a night. This gave me a great savings and gave me the extra money to go sailing, eat in The Tides and Cin Cin - both extraordinary experiences - and explore the new spots on the island. I will return to All Seasons without question and I highly recommend it. The only negative was the large number of teenagers from Europe on school holidays or sporting events. The noise and sheer number of them would be something I will skip by coming at a different time of year.

First time in Barbados and at All Resorts Europa. At first I was very taken back with the property and our unit since it was much older than the brochure pictures appeared to be. However, the staff are very welcoming, friendly and helpful . Also the units are immaculate and well stocked. The air conditioner only cools the bedroom so the rest of the unit was very warm .The shower is a nice size . Once again, I expected a resort and even though it ended up being comfortable remember it is a good value budget accommodation.
Also I would not go in Oct or early Nov. because the resort had a lot of school groups there.
The location is near Holetown with access to beach, shops and restaurants and the supermarket. If you don't rent a car you can take the resort shuttle or the buses which are very safe and inexpensive. The Reggae bus is an experience everyone should have when visiting Barbados.

Also a visit to the restaurants in St Lawrence Gap near Bridgetown is worth the trip. We had a wonderful dinner at a waterfront restaurant Pisces. For 89 Barbados dollars you get a 4 course meal and go home full or with leftovers. Another fun place is the fish fry on Friday at Oistins.

The stay at the All Seasons wasn't first class by any means but the staff was great and the place was very clean.