Just returned from 9 nights at the All Seasons. We had seen this resort before on a previous trip to Barbados but never stayed there. We liked where it was and the beautiful gardens. The apartment was clean, just very dated. Windows had to be propped open, but the air con worked very well. The thing is we knew it was cheap, we wouldn't have been able to afford the Caribbean at this time of year if we hadn't stayed there and how much time do you spend in the apartment when the weather is 29 degrees and very sunny! We put our chairs out under the palm tree and had our meals there, watching the green monkeys! Most people on the site hadn't read the information and didn't know about the added facility of the Beach Club, which has a swimming pool and changing rooms on the most beautiful beach, a 10 minute walk away. We walked most days, the area is very safe, lovely restaurants locally. We had a very relaxing time, just don't expect luxury!

This was our second visit to the resort and this time was expecting some improvement on last year. But alas we wait in vain! The cottages are well past their best and are tired and dull. The television, without remote, belonged in a museum. The A/C unit was fine but the dirt within the vents was quite frankly scary. The bar area really should sit beside the street as some kind of walk up watering hole. There is no ambeance whatsoever and the bar decor and furniture has to be seen to be believed, doors falling off, dirty walls, dirty mirrors. The staff are ok particularly the cleaners and grounds staff, they do a very good job (with the exception off the A/C unit). The front desk is hit and miss, and sometimes the miss can be quiet surly and unhelpful. With the greatest respect to my fellow reviewers yes the resort is on the very desirable west coast and the price for that location is good, but the value and standard is very poor. The resort has to raise its game and has to ensure the customer is at the center of its operation.

Got an excellent deal with BA, the villas here were basic but clean and well looked after. All staff friendly and helpful.
Lots of monkeys can be seen in the gardens.
Location is excellent, on west coast just inland from Sandy Crest shopping centre and down road from Sandy Lane. One of the best beaches on the island is just down the road, Paynes Bay.
Swim out a few hundred yards and spot the turtles!

This is the 4th time we've stayed here and we love it! The apartments are spacious and clean with ceiling fans, plus the option of air-con at an extra charge ($US14 per day) and a safe (with a small additional charge). There is a fully operational kitchen, dining area, lounge, TV, plenty of wardrobe space, hair dryer. Everything that you need.

The staff are lovely, especially Nyoka and Kelly. Nothing is too much trouble for them at all.

The apartments are in the heart of the quiet residential area of Sunset Crest. You can even see the green monkeys playing every morning on the field at the back of the apartments!

This time we had an apartment with a pool view. However in the past we have had garden view apartments which we did prefer, but both are good.

It is around a 15 minute walk to Holetown where you will find all the fabulous restaurants. There is a convenience store 5 minutes down the road and a supermarket in Holetown. The Europa operate a daily shuttle bus which will take you to the local beach. We didn't use this as we love the beach walk or local bus to Paynes Bay.

You also get 10% off meals at The Beach House. Make sure you check your bill though as our 10% had been missed off!

We would highly recommend this hotel and will definitely be coming back.