Reviews Guest Comments reviews are highlighted by arrows. The Fish Pot restaurant has recently opened at Little Good Harbour, Barbados. This unusual restaurant is part of a converted fort and sits directly on the beach at Sherman's fishing village and the open terrace dining area looks out to the ocean beyond. For starters, the enticing menu includes baby clams in Creole sauce and lobster ravioli with Jim Beam butter sauce. With the fish market a mere ten minute drive away, the entrees offer tempting dishes from the sea, such as oven-roasted sea bass, grilled swordfish, jumbo shrimp, pan-fried lobster and scallops served on buttered fettucine. The Fish Pot restaurant offers a truly gourmet dining experience in delightful surroundings. Financial Times The tropical life's vital ingredient By James Henderson. As it happened, two sets of friends happened to be in Barbados at the same time as we were. So the days were spent on the beach, exploring and, inevitably, getting lost in the canefields, and during the evenings a meal out. One of my favourite spots is the Fish Pot, quite far north, beyond Speightstown, on the west coast. The dining room sits on a wooden deck and inside a former fort. There are huge shuttered windows and waves breaking right beneath you. It's a classic Caribbean setting. © Copyright The Financial Times Limited 2001. FT and Financial Times are trademarks of The Financial Times. Fish Pot St Peter, Barbados. He was raised in cold, damp Coventry, but chef Trevor Byer's bloodline runs straight to balmy Barbados, where his legendary mains with island spices is winning raves for the new Fish Pot in St. Peter. Set in a small eighteenth-century fort at the water's edge. the restaurant is airy and informal. Byer takes a purist's approach to cooking, and shuns stuffing, rolling, or otherwise playing with his food. He uses the freshest ingredients--flying them in if necessary--and pumps up the flavor with local seasonings. The result includes a pan-fried dolphin so delicately flavored that it's sublime, and a lamb shank worthy of Henry VIII, with a dark, bold, and fragrant bite. Also noteworthy are the grilled lobster medallions and hash browns, drizzled with a mild spinach pesto, and gazpacho (246-439-3000; entrees, $15-$40). Cond Nast Traveler's 100 hot tables. June/July 2001 Bride's. Take romantic refuge at Little Good Harbour, a cluster of cottages set near St. Peter's historic Fort Rupert. Opened just last year, this upscale enclave has already garnered a loyal European following seeking an off-the-beaten-track hideaway. From the balcony of your suite, watch the fishermen below - a reminder of a bygone era to match the colonial decor of your room. Frolic on the beach or by the pool, but the real social scene happens at the Fish Pot, where everyone comes to sample chef Trevor Byer's fabulous dishes. Doubles from $302; 246-439-3000 or littlegoodharbourbarbados.com. - T.C. THE MICHAEL WINNER MEMORIAL AWARD FOR THE BEST BARBADOS HOTEL GOES TO:..LITTLE GOOD HARBOUR. Forget all the hoo-ha about Sandy Lane (which looks like an explosion in a fabric factory), the house, five star service, three star accommodation) or Villa Nova (lovely hotel but it's a long walk to the beach)... The best bolt hole on Barbados is Little Good Harbour, a cluster of cottages 'round a swimming pool in the north of the island. It feels like Barbados of 20 years ago, in the days before in-room plasma screens became de rigueur; Rooms are elegant and comfortable - try to get one on the beach side of the road - and there is an excellent restaurant serving wonderful lobster (The Fish Pot Restaurant Tel: (246)439-2604) ROB RYAN. (2003). After 5 holidays to Barbados, we have found Paradise. An idyllic location. Little Good Harbour is a newly and tastefully converted coral stone warehouse with stunning views both up and down a deserted lovely beach. This is a gem. a) Don't tell anyone b) Cant wait to return c) Keep it Quiet. Anthony Glenton and Family C.A, Whinbank, Rothbury Northumberland NE65 7YJ United Kingdom. Don't like being back one bit as it has just turned cold again... Thank goodness for memories... sitting in the gazebo and gazing out to sea watching the frigate birds and feeling that lovely warmth around me. Thanks again for the lovely stay... and long live Little Good Harbour and the Fish Pot - don't change the style - you have something special there! Very best wishes to you all Sally Richard George. To Graham, Andrew and Margaret. I just wanted to send you a little note to voice my appreciation for the great ambience, service, food and privacy that you provided to us. We had a wonderful time in Barbados, which was partly due to having a wonderful room with a great view, and good snorkeling on our doorstep. I will recommend your hotel to anyone of our friends looking to get away from the major resort vacation, without forfeiting luxury. To Andrew We have now been to Little Good Harbour three times and it just gets better and better. If you want to relax in style, if you want to get away from the big hotels and enjoy a hotel and restaurant that has been designed and managed with a real personal touch in a fantastic location then stay at the Little Good Harbour. We will certainly keep going back and would recommend it to anyone wanting to chill out in style! Simon, Helen, Francesca and Megan Wright. Oxford. UK. Dear Andrew Graham, A whole week has passed already since we left your marvelous 'little place' - very aptly named. We were delighted to find you and to be able to stay for three nights at only a week's notice. We loved everything about LGH especially the cottage with its large sitting area kitchen, and the spacious room bathroom. Even the pathways through the green foliage are a special feature. We also much liked the FishPot restaurant with the sea crashing onto the beach below the windows - excellent food too! Your team in both the restaurant and the housekeeping department are lovely Bajan folk as well. The atmosphere is one of 'a happy ship'. Many thanks for a very enjoyable memorable stay... Best wishes kind regards Colin JaneColin Tindal, Tiroran House, Isle of Mull PA69 6ES, Scotland. Little Good Harbour is a luxurious and tranquil hideaway. It looks like it is not impossible to get away from the crowds and sample the local way of life on Barbados, and while the rest of the West Coast is teeming with jet skis and beach hawkers, the Little Good Harbour provides that much needed quiet retreat option without compromising on luxury. We stayed in one of the tastefully decorated one-bedroom garden cottages overlooking the lovely swimming pool and the historic Fort Rupert, and we were pleasantly surprised to find a decent sea view thrown in for a good measure. The downstairs featured a verandah, a comfy lounge area with a CD player and a fully equipped fitted kitchen. You may not want to use it too often as, after all, you are on holiday. Also, the Fish Pot restaurant across the road served the most delicious and well presented dishes. But, the kitchen provided an opportunity to cook our own catch of the day bought at the local market in the romantic little fishing village of Sherman's, only a 5 minute walk away. The upstairs of the cottage had an emperor-sized four poster bed and an en-suite bathroom with shower. There was also a balcony with a view, a perfect spot for that early morning cup of coffee. While our stay at the Little Good Harbour was thoroughly enjoyable and wholeheartedly recommended, the beach...essentially a quiet place separated from the local road by lush vegetation...give me a car passing by every now and then over the constant roar of jet skis on all the other West Coast beaches any time....the comfy gazebos were an absolute godsend, and for that ultimate relaxation experience you can always lounge by the pool, an idyllic oasis of tranquility. Overall, it was a fantastic accommodation set in lush g...

Located within a tranquil little fishing community known as Shermans, Little Good Harbour luxury guest cottages is one of the last family run ocean front hotels on the fashionable west coast of Barbados. Just minutes north of Port St Charles, this charming cluster of luxury cottages, nestled around a central swimming pool and lush tropical gardens, epitomizes the best of Caribbean architecture. LITTLE GOOD HARBOUR - added 6 luxurious three bedroom three bathroom condominiums. These suites, set in the lush gardens, are ideal for families looking for their own private villa. We have in addition to these new suites added a 2nd spectacular, large swimming pool. All the privacy of your own personal villa with the amenities and security of a luxury Hotel. Our main objective at Little Good Harbour is to make our guests stay as easy as it can be. We will stock your suite with groceries prior to arrival, arrange transfers from the airport and generally try to make your vacation as hassle free as possible. The hardest decision you should have to make is what to eat tonight. bedroom traditional style chattel cottages or the newly built three bedroom three bath garden. Click here to view site plan, villa layouts and aerial photo. Click here to see where we are located in Barbados. This little hotel is finished to a high standard including en suite bathrooms, living room and a spacious covered dining terrace with fully equipped kitchens. Copyright copy 2008 Little Good Harbour Barbados, All rights reserved. Site Design by

Summer 01 April 15 December 2008. Garden 1-bedroom suite (1-2 persons). Garden 2-bedroom suite (2-4 persons). Vineyard 3-bedroom, 3 bath suite (3-6 persons). Luxury 2-bedroom Fort suite (2-4 persons). Luxury 3-bedroom Fort suite (3-6 persons). Yuletide**/Winter nbsp 16 December 2008 19 April 2009 (** A ten (10) night minimum stay is applicable during the Yuletide period). Summer 20 April 15 December 2009. Your own personal cook for Lunch Dinner $100.00 U.S. per day. Click here to pre-order your room stock food supply for your stay. Long Term Rentals Available. * Enquire about our Wedding Honeymoon Package. Click here for details. Credit Cards: Visa or MasterCard. Rates quoted in US dollars per suite EP (Room ONLY - NO meals) per night. Rates subject to change: (Rates are INCLUSIVE of 10% Service Charge and 7.5% Government V.A.T.) No charge for 1 extra child (under 12 years) sharing 1 or 2 bedroom suite on rollaway. CANCELLATION POLICY We recommend that you take out insurance against the possibility of cancellation fees which are as follows: Yuletide/ Winter/ Spring: The following scale of charges will apply: Cancellations within: 45-30 days 25% /, 29-14 days 75% /, 13 days or less 100%. Summer season Cancellations within 14 days of arrival a charge of 3 nights room rate will be imposed. No refunds will be made after guest arrival (year round). SECURITY DEPOSIT Summer: A 3 night deposit is required in the summer season Apr-Dec, Christmas/Winter/Spring seasons.: A 7 night deposit is required For reservations of less than 7 nights, full payment is required at the time of booking and acts as the deposit. PLEASE NOTE: CHECKOUT-TIME: Is 12 Noon. In the event where there is a late departure we shall try our utmost to accommodate guests as best as possible. To guarantee a late check-out and use of the room clients have the option to book their room for an additional night. CHECK-IN TIME: Is 15:00hrs: Therefore early arrivals who wish to guarantee their accommodation to be available upon arrival have the option to pay for their room from the night prior to actual early arrival. Rates subject to change without notice.

 Guest rooms have air conditioning
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 Central situation
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 Credit cards accepted
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 Kitchen
 Laundry services/washing machine
 Licensed bar
 Mixed dorms
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
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