Andrew & Graham run a superb hospitable and unfussy inn.

We stayed for three nights and were very impressed by this well established inn. The new three bedroom suites are spacious and well equipped (though i would put a clock in the bedroom) with good air conditioning and quality fittings. The main bathroom was a joy with a bath that sits in front of (open in our case) windows where one could soak and commune with nature. The wet room shower was also excellent. The king bed was made for sleeping on! We are light sleepers and any road noise concerns of ours were efficiently dealt with when we booked. Just discuss the issue with Andrew or Graham and you will not be disturbed.

The property have built an additional swimming pool (it must have been cramped before as the smaller pool is just that...small) and it was a joy to swim in. The small beach was not in residence during our visit (it moves by the season - tides are a wonderful thing!) but a short stroll away was another sandy cove where one can swim and soak.

The Fish Pot restaurant over the road from the cottages has a personal feel to it and offers good food, eclectic wines and an intimate setting. The staff are very efficient and deserve to be complimented. The coffee is some of the best I have tasted outside of Europe, and I co-own an inn in Vermont which prides itself on good coffee! For once Michael Winner has to be complimented with his taste and review!!!

I would not visit Barbados in the busy winter season as it must be over full, with too much wealth and I hear a few British "county" folks who one would try and avoid by the pool, but out of season the island is a treasure and you can really escape the crowds.

We took a lunch trip to the Round House Inn on the north coast and found a great location, good food and a wonderful way to laze away for an afternoon.

The island feels prosperous and the Bajan's are wonderful friendly people, if one could only say the same for land owning Brits from the home counties!

This is our second time at Little Good Harbour and it was absolutely wonderful. The new 3 bedroom 3 bathroom suites are first class. Lots of room with a complete kitchen, washer, dryer and an outstanding terrace. Our 10 day stay could not have been better, the staff are terrific.

We highly recommend The Fish Pot, their onsite restaurant. It is in an old fort right on the oceans edge.

The location is great, would recommend a vehicle as it is a few miles north of Speightstown. We stayed here in late February, in the Fort Suite on the beach (the waves literally lapped up against the walls at times). Very nice accommodations, two full master suites, canopy bed in one of the bedrooms, four poster bed in the other. We had our 2 year old son with us, and he had quite a large room for himself. There was a full kitchen, not that we used it, you can order room service from the Fish Pot downstairs, or eat at some other local places that are not too far. There was a full Private balcony overlooking the beach with sun chairs a full outdoor dining table, an outdoor shower. A great place to have breakfast, or any meal for that matter. The views of the beach and water from our room was fantastic. The beach itself is not large or wide, but is not all crowded. There are kids toys, snorkels, fins, etc.. that are there to use, a few elevated thatched sun platforms. The pools are nice, especially the Asian themed one in the back. The food at the Fish Pot was good. If you're looking for a "hyper resort" don't come here. If you're looking for somewhere nice, relaxing, and "off the beaten path" then I would suggest Little Good Harbour.

My husband and I recently returned from a brief stay at Little Good Harbour in the middle of February, and I can't say enough good things about it. The villas are beautiful and nicely situated across the street from the restaurant and beach. Ours was nicely decorated and very clean, and the kitchen was equipped with the essentials. The beach is small, but the resort is small, so we never found it crowded, and the view/water/sunsets are beautiful.

Everyone we met who worked at the resort was extremely nice and helpful, especially Graham. The day we arrived our flight was delayed 8 hours, we we got to Little Good Harbour at 1:00 AM. We were very pleased to find two plates of food wrapped and waiting for us in our refrigerator. So thoughtful...

I honestly can't see why anyone would have anything negative to say about this property. It is located in a quiet part of the island, so if you're looking to do some exploring outside of the hotel you will have to rent a car or take a lot of cabs. But it is beautiful, relaxing, friendly, I could go on and on. Unless you are expecting a Sandals-type resort in a bustling town, this hotel will not disappoint.