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The majority of amenities, activities, and gratuities at this resort are included in the room rate; guests will not be charged extra for the majority of amenities and activities (scroll up to the All-Inclusive Details section for more information).
Almond Beach Village's 13 hectares (32 acres) stretch one kilometer (0.5 mile) along a beach lapped by the Caribbean Sea, with coral reef sections for snorkeling. Shaded hammocks, umbrellas, and lounge chairs are arrayed on the sand. Freshwater swimming is available in ten pools, including one for children, scattered among lodging buildings. Two spa tubs furnish soaking pleasure at this Barbados resort.
On arrival, guests are offered rum punch. Sheltered from the sun by bleached-wood ceilings, thickly cushioned rattan seating surrounds an open fountain courtyard. An adjacent shopping promenade comprises stores selling jewelry, beachwear, resort wear, liquor, gifts, and sundries. An air-conditioned business center contains four computers with high-speed Internet access (surcharges).
Room Amenities
Rooms
The majority of amenities, activities, and gratuities at this resort are included in the room rate; guests will not be charged extra for the majority of amenities and activities (scroll up to the All-Inclusive Details section for more information).
This all-inclusive Barbados resort offers 395 guestrooms in seven buildings of two and three stories, without elevators. All rooms offer balconies or patios.
Almond Beach Village Rooms contain two-poster beds, mahogany-stained furniture with wicker insets, cushioned armchairs, tile floors, and tropical-print fabrics. Rooms are cooled by ceiling fans and air conditioning.
All-Inclusive Details
This resort is all-inclusive. This means that onsite food and beverages are included in the room price. Guests do not have to pay extra for onsite activities such as snorkeling. Taxes and gratuities are included. Please note items that are not included; these require a surcharge.
Taxes and gratuities
Gratuities and taxes are included.
Food and beverages
Activities and facilities/equipment
All non-motorized water sports, land activities, and use of recreational facilities and equipment are included.
Water activities include:
Land activities include:
Lessons/classes include:
Kids' club
Entertainment
Not included
Dining
The majority of meals and beverages, plus all gratuities, at the following restaurants, snack spots, and bars are included in the room rate for this resort (scroll up to the All-Inclusive Details section for more information).
The Horizon - Open-air restaurant under peaked bleached-wood ceilings. Breakfast, lunch buffets daily. À la carte dinner menu most nights, Caribbean buffet and Bajan cultural show on Saturday nights, beach barbecue on Wednesday nights. Afternoon English tea served.
Sample menu for The Horizon
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The Reef Restaurant & Bar - Open-air seafront restaurant with white linens, bright-blue plastic chairs, bleached-wood ceilings. Breakfast buffet and fast-food lunch buffet daily. À la carte dinner menu featuring seafood. Dinner reservations required. Dinner dress code: long pants, collared shirts for men.
Sample menu for The Reef Restaurant & Bar
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La Smarrita - Grand, air-conditioned Italian restaurant with mahogany-stain trim, draped windows serving à la carte dinner nightly. Antipasti, soups, pasta, and main-course choices. Reservations required. Dress code: long pants, collared shirts for men. (Patrons must be age 16 or older.)
Enid's - Colorful Bajan-style, open-air dinner restaurant serving local foods such as pepper-smoked fish, flying-fish and cou-cou. Reservations required. Dress code: long pants, collared shirts for men.
Boardwalk Bar & Grill - Casual, open-air seafront spot open noon to sunset for tropical drinks. Burgers, hot dogs, chicken, fish served noon to 2 PM. (Hours subject to change).
Courtyard Café & Bar - Casual open-air seafront spot open afternoon to early evening for tropical drinks, burgers, hot dogs, and pizza.
Horizon Bar & Lounge - Live music is presented nightly. This bar has a sunken dance floor and offers cabaret, local-culture, and talent shows on certain nights.
Rachel's Nightclub - A spacious, air-conditioned room with seating on low, cushioned rattan chairs and on a giant banquette; open for dancing nightly.
Recreation
The majority of on-site recreational activities and facilities described below are included in the room rate for this resort (scroll up to the All-Inclusive details section for more information).
Hand-line reef fishing from a boat is available. Independent operators along the beach offer personal watercraft, parasailing, tubing, and glass-bottom-boat trips (surcharges). Guests can play tennis on four lighted hard-surface courts and squash in two air-conditioned courts. An air-conditioned fitness center equipped with cardio machines, weight machines, and free weights also offers aerobics and contains a beauty salon and a room for massage, body scrubs and wraps, hydrotherapy, facials, and waxing (surcharges). The Village has a 9-hole, par-3 golf course; tee times are available by reservation, and there is a US$5 per person charge, which covers green fees and rental of clubs and pool cart. Cayman golf balls (required) and tees are available for purchase at a pro shop.
Guests can take advantage of all the recreational activities at the partner resort, the Almond Beach Club and Spa; complimentary transportation is available.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
Spa
Almond Beach Village All Inclusive features a health-and-beauty spa with sauna and steam rooms, and treatment options that include massage, waxing, hydrotherapy, men’s and women’s facials, and hair and nail care. Guests are also be pampered with Thalassotherapy algae and seaweed baths, aromatherapy salt scrubs, and body wraps. Couple’s massage is also available.
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out of 87 reviews
“Excellent”
Great staff, excellent food, beautiful beach. Great snorkling at the hotel beach. Many private areas to lounge on the beach. We have been to many hotels on the island some far more expensive but this hotel far exceeded their accomidations in all areas. We have allso been to many other Carabean destinations and find Barbados to be the best. The people make the experience a great one.
“Extremely Impressed”
My husband and I stayed for a week and were extremely impressed. The hotel is very clean, the staff are extremely helpful, there is a wide variety of food to choose from, it's right on the beach and excellent for just swimming or snorkeling. I'm a picky eater and was still able to find plenty to choose from between the different restaurants and menus. Although the resort includes children, we barely saw them throughout the day because everything is nicely spaced out and they tend to room adults near the adult only pool. I would recommend this hotel to anyone. My husband and I would definitely return.
“Excellent stress-free stay”
Almond all-inclusive resort was fabulous. It is so nice to not worry about carrying money or whatnot around. The shuttle for shopping is good. The only *bad* thing is that they no longer offer a shuttle to/from the airport...
“A wonderful place to vacation”
The hotel and the service were wonderful. The restaurants were phenomenal particularly the Italian restaurant. By the far the best food overall of any resort I've ever visited. The bed, like at most resorts, was a little hard which is why I scored it a 4. Other than that, great place to vacation. Very quiet and relaxing. If you are looking for a singles place, this is not it. Mostly, families and couples.
“lovely hotel/village, lovely people. lots to do”
had a great time, both in and out of the village. lots to do. You rearlly do not need any money whilst you are in the village. You are not hit for any extras, and the facilities, water sports are great..Jet ski is extra but only 25pounds for half hour. Mostly english people, so home from home..We will go again soon.
“Watersports Enthusiasts”
A friend and I went to the resort as a last minute, we are both huge watersports enthusiasts, and were thrilled to find there was great snorkeling right off the beach of the resort in the reef and up along the coast. We found many fish and sea turtles. We also spent the days waterskiing and kayaking. I had only waterskied once before in my life, and got helpful instruction from the gentleman driving the boat. Within a half hour I was up on the skis and enjoying the view for the entirety of the beach. It was a delight in the mornings to get out on the water in the kayaks or a sail on the 18' Hobie Cat. I found the food to be rather good. Breakfast was our favorite. We usually had lunch at the cafe on the beach. Dinners were good. We also had a few meals at the other Almond resort (took the shuttle), which was fun for a little change. I was impressed with the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff at the resort.
“First time at all inclusive -- Why did we wait?”
Just returned from Barbados - second time with our 7 year old son and our first time at ABV. It far exceeded expectations. We avoided all-inclusives thinking that they'd be endless buffets, noisy drunken guests and overscheduled, "forced" activities. At ABV, the staff was great, loads of things to do and great food (we are vegetarian but eat fish). We were so busy with snorkelling, swimming, banana boat rides, golf lessons, tennis lessons, ping pong, pool and eating that we barely made it off the resort. Our son who NEVER wants to go into kids programs was happy to hang out with his new friends playing Nintendo during our dinner hour. Food options were great -- there was a buffet that he could go to at lunch and from 5:30 on, and my husband and I could enjoy great local food at the a la carte restaurants. Each restaurant prepared a variety of fish and vegetarian meals differently so we were thrilled. They even had afternoon tea which the staff was happy to put on a paper plate if you wanted to eat poolside! The resort had a "refined" feeling to it. We loved the British families and no loud music by the pool. Everyone was so polite and accommodating -- what a change from home! Don't miss swimming/snorkelling with the turtles -- an amazing highlight for us. Can't wait to go back.
“Thumbs up!”
To all you guys who are looking for a wonderul and funfilled vacation, here the place you should definitely check out, everything exceeded our expectations. I have never been so impressed with a hotel like this and for the price, very very affordable. I hope you do give Almond Beach hotels a try, you wont regret it.
“Honeymoon at Almond Beach Village Barbados”
We stayed at the Almond Beach Village Resort for our honeymoon in late May 2005, and had an awesome time. We were happy to find that the resort honored all the requests entered into the Expedia website while booking the trip. We could not have been more pleased! Location: This resort is located at the Northern end of the West Coast. The beach is relatively large for Barbados. The water clear/blue and full if little fishes. The beach is very reefy which is great for snorkeling. Bring sandals or flippers and a mask! The resort is just north and away from the congested area along the West Coast. It is bounded by a golf coarse and a gated entrance, instead of bus stops and sidewalks. Food: The food was varied and good. No complaints here. Nice decor. Everything is included including tips. We are not drinkers but the virgin daiquiris we tasty. Accommodations: The accommodations were good. The bathroom was a little small but I think this is typical. Nice decorations and furniture. Great view of the beach. If you dont have kids and are looking for quiet, request the adult section of ABV. Almond Beach Club is also an option if you want all-adult surroundings. -We dont have kids but prefer the ABV People: The islanders and staff were very friendly. Our requests were met promptly. The towns people were nice to give us directions (we rented a car at the airport with Access Stoutes to explore the island) Verdict: Loved it and cant wait to go back next year!
“Very Impressed”
Almond was an impromptu trip and the best i've had in years. Despite some of the reviews, the staff was courteous and friendly. The food was great and the drinks... nice! My dad has been gushing about it ever since and some of our friends are now planning their trips. The only issue was probably the airport shuttle which the hotel no longer has. Give it a try! well recommended.
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The preferred airport for Almond Beach Village All Inclusive is Bridgetown (BGI-Grantley Adams Intl.) - 25.8 km / 16 mi.
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