Overview
The Rockley has been reimagined as an experiential, urban hotel bursting with personality that seeks to connect guests intimately with the community and to showcase and celebrate all that makes Barbados and this part of the island so special – it’...
The Rockley has been reimagined as an experiential, urban hotel bursting with personality that seeks to connect guests intimately with the community and to showcase and celebrate all that makes Barbados and this part of the island so special – it’s people, food, art, music and culture; not forgetting the amazing beach that is located directly across from the hotel.
The hotel interiors include a collection of local art, iconic Bajan items like the Bus Stop Sign, playful Bajan sayings and thoughtful locally crafted amenities, all designed to give the Rockley a real sense of place. In this new iteration The Rockley’s reception, restaurant, pool deck and public spaces have all been upgraded and repurposed adding an “art for the people” gallery, an outdoor covered bar area with a Beach Club vibe, a funky air conditioned interior dining area perfect for grabbing a quick snack or coffee and a fully equipped fitness room, play space and guest hospitality suite.
The Rockley breaks from the traditional, self-catering, accommodation and provides a fun, playful, stylish, and hip hotel where you will feel welcome, entertained and at home.
How far is the nearest beach?
The Rockley is located directly on the powdery white sands of Rockley Beach.
Distance from airport
Grantley Adams International Airport is approximately a 15-minute drive away from The Rockley.
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For Families
Up to 40% off
Up to 40% off
Up to 40% off. All savings are already applied to the prices shown when travelling between 19th February 2025 - 4th January 2027 **Blackout Dates Apply
4.4
Google reviews (387)
Jennifer Benson
Our first time to Barbados. The hotel we stayed in is called The Rockley and the staff there are wonderful. We honestly felt like family by the time we left.
Nothing was too much trouble.
The facilities in the hotel include a gym, lounge, and bar. There's also a restaurant but we mostly ate outside in the bar area.
The beach across the road from the hotel, who provide you with beach towels for the beds.
There is also many shops, bars and eateries within 5 minutes of the hotel so it's a perfect place to stay.
We are already looking at opportunities to come back and stay!
Graham Burge
Loved our stay at the hotel. Quirky decor and very friendly staff. Rooms were big with a small kitchen and a spacious lounge area. Beach opposite with a lovely boardwalk that you could walk along. Taxis opposite and bus stop nearby. Plenty of places to eat at nearby, varying in cost.
Gabriella Hood
The Rockley exceeded my expectations! The pictures absolutely dont do justice of the beautiful ambiance and vibe of this place. It was my first time in Barbados and everyone was so hospitable and warm. The staff always had a smile on their face and never passed you without a greeting. The area was absolutely safe and accessible to other resources. I traveled solo and The Rockley contributed in making it an amazing and unforgettable experience
Glenn Shaw
Lovely hotel with friendly staff. Great location, 100 yards to the beach, reserved sunbeds, and umbrella. Close to local eateries and bars. With Bajan's love for saying hello with a beep from their cars, it can be a little noisy during rush hours, but it's a happy toot, not angry. Large rooms with double bedrooms, kitchenettes, large showers with double basins and lounge areas. Also, a balcony. More of an apartment than a room. Great breakfast, with more than enough choice. Egg chef will cook your egg to perfection (and sing to the background music while doing so), and the peanut butter is to die for! Will definitely stay again.
Alexander Tretyakov
This is definitely not a 4 star hotel for multiple reasons.
First, breakfast is of very poor quality. For our 5 day stay we ate there once never to return again. Coffee was disgusting.
Second, to get to the ocean you need to cross a busy road and then a parking lot with a bunch of local taxi drivers and just people loitering in that area -- drinking, smoking, etc.
Third, bar personnel is rude and dismissive.
The cherry on top was a 5-9:30 karaoke in their entertainment agenda. Hotel staff said it would finish at 9, but it just kept going. The sound is cranked up all the way and a bunch of drunk people shout for more than 4 hours and you can hear every word in your room. Most of the people signing are not from the hotel, as there is no security at all to get to the bar. We have complained about it multiple times, but nothing was done. I take it the bar sales are more important than the comfort of their guests.
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