This is a wonderful hotel on the corner of St Lawrence Gap. It is budget accommodation but has everything you could need - from a little kitchen, seating area to a fantastic balcony with the most amazing views of the ocean. The staff are friendly and will do their best to help and there is a little restaurant downstairs called Opa, which specialises in Greek food. This is separate from the hotel so you will have to pay for your meals as you go along but we used it every day for their fantastic breakfasts.
The beach across from the hotel is not really used for swimming and sunbathing, which means that the area around the hotel is quite quiet during the day. However, at night the area becomes quite lively as there are a number of good restaurants nearby. We particularly liked Cafe Sol and Pisces (a bit more expensive).
Do remember your earplugs, because later at night the reggae lounge nearby will start up and you can definitely hear it from the rooms. With earplugs though, it is no problem at all. Our 5 year old son slept through it.
It is a short walk to Dover beach which has excellent facilities and there is a little grocery en route to pick up essentials. The pool area is popular and is a nice area to have a drink. Would love to go back.

Just returned from our 3rd very enjoyable stay at Yellowbird - our " home from Home in Barbados - missing the warm sunshine already !
Thanks to all the staff for a lovely holiday - we much appreciated getting the room we requested.
Now looking to book again for next year - really looking forward to it !

A very simple selling itself as 3 star but giving 4 star service. It had good rooms well appointed kitchen and thoughtfully had provided coffee to start us off salt and washing up liquid. There was a kettle and a toaster and a microwave. Bathroom was good and lots of soap and smellies were provided. Bath only good for toddlers but shower always had hot water.

The pool area was small but just over the road from the quiet beach it meant that we could leave our towels by the pool and have a shower to get the sand off after a swim. Little Bay is not a busy beach it is shallow having a sand bar about 100 ft offshore so it only got about 5-6ft deep even at high tide. When swimming or even just walking in the sea we often saw leatherback turtles.

This little hotel has towel service and does rooms maintainance and reception very well. Reception staff were excellent remembering who you are and what you like to do very quickly. Even maintainance guy was smiley and chatty from day 1. Room lady goes without saying she was just wonderful. Concierge service not much needed by us we had only 2 requests and when at first we asked we got info then a little sign went up in case any of the other guests needed same info. This happy giving atmosphere made our holiday.

The hotel info sheet states that they will ask the bars to turn the noise down if necessary. On Friday night the music from the Reggae Lounge was thumping at 2am, we rang the duty manager but the din persisted. At 3am we went down to the office ad asked again. Finally the noise reduced slightly at 3.45am! The hotel is well aware of this and on our insistence they visited the Reggae Lounge the next day, but this changed nothing. The next night the music was still pumping past 3am, and thro the week it still carried on past 2am. Do not stay at the Yellow Bird if you want a proper night's sleep.