My husband and I came to Barbados for our honeymoon. We found this place on wikitravel and decided to stay here because we were on a budget and we didn't want to stay at one of those resorts where you never leave. I am so glad we picked this place - Karen was a wonderful hostess and made us feel very welcome. She gladly answered any questions we had about the island, where to eat, etc. She even arranged for a driver to pick us up and drop us off at the airport. The guest house is very close to the beach, so even though it's not on the beach you can walk there in like 5 minutes. It's also within walking distance to a lot of restaurants, the bank and some bars. The room itself is very simple but spacious. You can elect to only use the air conditioning at night too and same yourself some money (you will need that air conditioner!!). Overall, it was very enjoyable and if we ever go back to Barbados, we'll definitely consider staying here again! Thank you Karen!

The Location was very good, close to the beach and just a few meters from the bus stop. The room was clean and suitable if you are on a budget vacation. We liked that the room was equiped with a fridge, a kettle, plates and mugs, so we could easily make our own breakfast. We also liked the free inernet conection which worked well. Karen was an excellent host! Lotta and Rikard

The Bajan Breeze was ideal for us, an excellent value on a sometimes expensive island. Our large, clean room had a double bed; a wall air conditioner for warm nights; large casement windows to catch the afternoon and evening breezes; a small, attractive, modern bathroom (shower); chest/dresser, armoire, and bedside tables; an electric tea kettle; tea bags, condiments, dishes, and utensils; and a small refrigerator. There's a microwave oven and dining table in the cozy common area, along with sofas and a library of tourist guides and secondhand books.

A successful English entrepreneur who relocated to Barbados after visiting many times, proprietor Karen was a perfect, expert hostess—forthcoming and helpful, respectfully absent, or charmingly sociable according to what we needed at any moment.

When we travel in the Caribbean we enjoy staying in small hotels or guest houses that serve business people as well as tourists. The evening we arrived at Bajan Breeze, Karen was chatting on the front porch with another guest, a university lecturer from Trinidad who was consulting at the OAS offices across the street.

This is a primarily residential neighborhood just off a two-lane arterial road, which you cross (easily) to get to the beach. As other reviewers have mentioned, there are plenty of restaurants within walking distance with different cuisines and prices. Trust Karen to guide you. The lovely new (at the time of our stay) tea shop on the corner offers tea, coffee, pastries, and Indian-influenced sandwiches from morning until about 5:00 p.m.

Karen arranged for a taxi to pick us up at the airport when we arrived. We were so happy and impressed with our driver that we contracted with him (at a very reasonable price) to drive us around the island one afternoon -- a local’s eye-view of business, tourism, and daily life on Barbados. It was great fun and a very informative overview for this, our first, visit.

Three exceedingly well-behaved small dogs also reside at Bajan Breeze, confined to Karen's quarters at the back of the house. I was delighted to meet them, but they don't usually socialize with guests and are not allowed in the guest rooms. If you're very allergic, though, you may want to take care.

Bajan Breeze was a good place to stay. The location was great. The beach is near, just across the street and there are also good restaurants nearby. Our rooms were nice and clean. Karen, the owner of the guest house, was very helpful. She told us a few tips when we got there and she helped us when ever we needed help.