Sweetfield Manor Boutique Hotel

Thank you to Sweetfield Manor and the entire team for an unforgettable stay. We truly enjoyed our time, thanks to the exceptional service and warm care provided by the staff.||The food was delicious, and the picturesque surroundings — enhanced by the charm of roaming peacocks — added a magical touch to the atmosphere. The view from the property, especially during sunset, was absolutely breathtaking and offered a serene panorama of the town at any time of day.||The pool gave us the feeling of being in a lush jungle — refreshing and emotionally uplifting, especially during light rain showers. Staying in The Carriage House felt like stepping into the elegance of the 18th century, with all the comforts of modern design. Every detail was thoughtfully curated, and the high ceilings and large, cozy bed made for the most restful sleep — like a baby in a cradle.||Every meal was a delight, with melt-in-your-mouth flavors, and the afternoon tea on the patio brought joy to both early mornings and late evenings.||We loved it so much, we’ve already booked again. Looking forward to celebrating our next special occasion with you soon!

My husband and I stayed at Sweetfield Manor for our babymoon while I was eight months pregnant, looking forward to a relaxing, quiet experience in what’s advertised as a charming boutique hotel. Unfortunately, our stay was filled with unexpected disruptions and a lack of responsiveness that made for a very disappointing experience.||On our first night, there was a full-blown DJ party in the courtyard directly outside our room that went on until 11 PM. The music was so loud it literally shook our windows. We couldn’t relax, watch TV, or even have a conversation, let alone sleep. When we asked the staff about changing rooms, we were told there were no other rooms available, and no alternative accommodations or solutions were offered.||The second night was just as bad — a loud, public documentary premiere about crack addiction was held on the property, again clearly audible from our room. While we respect the subject matter, it was not something we expected (or wanted) to hear blaring through the walls during what was meant to be a restful getaway. Once again, no effort was made to minimize the disruption or move us to a quieter space.||At no point prior to our stay were we informed that these events would be taking place. Had we known, we would have reconsidered booking, especially given the nature of our trip and how far along I was in my pregnancy.||We also tried to contact the staff via WhatsApp — the only available method of communication — regarding both our concerns and to schedule a massage, but we never received a response.||On our third night, our air conditioner stopped working properly and began leaking onto the nightstand. Staff did respond to the issue, but the solution was simply to turn it off and place a towel on the floor. Again, no follow-up or offer of a room change.||Sweetfield Manor may present itself as a quiet retreat, but that was far from our experience. We left feeling tired, frustrated, and honestly a bit misled. I would not recommend this property to anyone looking for a peaceful or restorative stay — especially not for something as special as a babymoon.

I love it here ! The staff are friendly and helpful. They made the stay pleasant . Small boutique hotel just how I like it , ran by locals . They have peacocks on the premises , they can be a bit noisy, but this doesn’t bother me nice views , clean room , complimentary massage included.i would 100% come back and recommend staying here. It’s a 20 min walk to the beach and supermarket and restaurants, I like walking so this was fine for me !

Beautiful old plantation house with only a few rooms. Rooms have been beautifully updated and kitted out. Small hotel on a small piece of land right on the bluff looking down to the ocean. Suitable for small events too. A small pool, spa and restaurant is attached. Staff are wonderful and service is great. Not really in walking distance from anything but a short taxi ride away. Or rent a car I suppose.

Sweetfield Manor is a great small hotel for your Barbados visit. The staff were welcoming and friendly. The rooms were as described and were cleaned to a high standard through our stay. The on site restaurant is also good, although it seemed to be very quiet when we stayed so lacks some atmosphere. The only slight downside is location, it is a 20/25 min walk to the main areas such as beaches and the route to them is not the best at night.

Just returned from a two night stay at sweetfield Manor after a week on the west coast of the island. It was a last min booking and we were really pleasantly surprised. ||Pros:|Really beautiful property , hidden away and very serene. Very small hotel so not busy at all. You feel like you have the place to yourself. The restaurant is good and consistently delivers good quality and tasty food. The spa is also very nice. We had massages that were great in their beautiful little massage huts. It’s a bit out the way which could be a pro or a con depending on if you have a car. We had a car so we could drive to great restaurants and beaches within a 5 min drive. They provide beach towels. There are beautiful peacocks all over the property which is pretty cool. You can watch the sunset from their deck. We didn’t use the pool but it’s cute and very lagoon like. ||Cons:|Service at the start was a little hit or miss but improved as they got to know us. We arrived 20 mins before official check in time and they said sorry check in is at 3pm. We had asked for earlier check in which they had said is not possible but they also didn’t seem like they were making a big effort to get us into our room. They didn’t end up having the room ready for 3pm and we waited until about 3:30pm nothing offered to us while we waited (glass of water etc). We also asked the person at check in if we could do massages and she said no they’re fully booked. Upon further questioning a different employee came and checked and found us two spots the next day. Really not a huge deal but if they could improve their service it would really be a great little hotel. It’s the little things that make it next level. It’s clearly an old plantation house and the staff knew nothing really about the history which was too bad. ||The only other thing to note is if you’re a light sleeper, which I am, the peacocks are very loud especially right now as it’s mating season. Bring earplugs or headphones. Was fine for a couple of nights but a week might be a bit much.

Leaving an honest feedback here. This hotel is advertised as a 5 star hotel but I dont think it is anywhere near when considering all the factors including stay quality, service and cleanliness. The room was spacious and unique in style. We donated some blood due to mosquitos invasion both inside the room and outside the room. Couldn't sleep peacefully. Windows make sound when wind blows. Make sure to slip in a piece of folded paper to hold tight. The concierge wasn't available until the evening so everything had to be communicated thru WhatsApp after the business hour and we had to wait till the next morning to fulfill our request. When we wanted to use the pool, the pool was not cleaned regularly or managed. It looks as if it is an abandoned pool. We didn't get to use the pool despite being available. Leaves everywhere on the ground. I personally dont think it is a 5 star hotel but if you are looking for an affordable stay, this hotel location is ideal to visit close by beaches, restaurants, and oistin market. Living peacocks made our visit to this hotel extra special. Thank you!

My wife and I spent seven nights at Sweetfield Manor. We loved it and have booked for nine nights next year.||The staff is very courteous, helpful, and nice to speak with. Food was very good. Cleaning was a priority as the lounge area was cleaned several times per day. Our room was very clean. The lagoon pool was fun to swim in. Yes, the shower water never seemed to get hot and it was warm enough to be comfortable to take a shower.||We walked to the George Washington House and passed the Barbados horse racing track. There was a very nice breeze throughout our stay. ||All in all we had a wonderful stay and recommend it to folks who want a boutique, laid back vibe, not an industrial big chain hotel experience.