Sea-U Guest House

Overview

Description

Sea-U Guest House is located in the small village of Bathsheba on the unspoiled east coast of Barbados. We have chattel houses, or small wooden homes, that are spread out over palm tree decorated slopes. There is not a single three-story building in the area. Only our tropical garden separates you from the pristine Atlantic coast.

Visitors can cool down in one of the natural dipping pools at Bathsheba beach or watch Barbados' best surfing. Surfers can catch the waves at the world famous Soup Bowl, just a brief walk away from us. Each year in November, Soup Bowl hosts international surfing championships. Just a few hundred meters away from Sea-U Guest House, you can visit the Andromeda Botanical Gardens, which has a large collection of tropical plants from the Caribbean and every continent in the world.

Spending your holiday at Sea-U Guest House gives you the opportunity to mingle with locals in our small community, to dance to local reggae music at night, and enjoy fine Bajan dining right here with us!

Rooms

9 ocean view rooms and apartments in 2 wooden buildings

Making a Difference

Number of employees: 6

Percentage of local employees: 100%

Sea-U Guest House has made a firm commitment to meet the highest international standards in regards to the environment, conservation, and corporate responsibility. The hotel's daily operations are geared towards the ecological preservation of our local environment.

By working together, we can create a safe and clean environment and ensure that environmental issues are kept at the forefront of everyone's mind and given proper attention at all times.

Rates

$150 and up

Prices vary from $144 - $274 USD, depending on the size of the room and season.

For more information about rates, please visit:

• www.seaubarbados.com/The-Rooms.html (available in English).

Getting There

Nearest international airport: Barbados (BGI)

Travel time to nearest airport: 40 minutes

Additional Information

Date This Information Was Provided

July 2012.

Photos courtesy of Sea-U Guest House, Barbados, for SustainableTrip.org.