The Atlantis Historic Inn in Barbados was the first hotel on the island’s rugged east coast, built when the sugar cane railway line opened in 1883 to facilitate travel across the island. Now a chic boutique hotel, it faces the exhilarating, sapphire Atlantic Ocean on the site of the former Atlantis Restaurant. The owners of Little Good Harbour and The Fish Pot Restaurant on the west coast of Barbados have used their expertise to bring their signature style to this sister hotel.

The Atlantis hotel has an intimate, friendly atmosphere with just ten ocean facing suites with views over the rugged coastline. Set within beautifully landscaped gardens with a lagoon shaped swimming pool, the property has an excellent restaurant with an indoor seating area and an outdoor deck overlooking the beach and the crashing waves. The restaurant serves excellent Bajan cuisine, as well as their famous West Indian buffet lunches every second and last Sunday of the month. 

The stunning views make the hotel well worth a visit and provide an excellent contrast to the soft, sandy beaches and small waves of the Platinum Coast. The Atlantic coast of Barbados is less developed than the west coast, with high waves breaking over dramatic cliffs and rock formations. Guests staying at the Atlantis can take advantage of the consistent conditions by learning to surf, or they may prefer to watch experienced surfers at the renowned ‘Soup Bowl’ surf break which is found nearby.

The Atlantis Hotel is a perfect destination for weddings with the Atlantic as a stunning backdrop and there is a wedding coordinator to assist with every detail from planning, flowers and photography to advising on the legal requirements for a wedding in Barbados.

Guests may opt for a twin-centre holiday which combines a stay at The Atlantis with a few nights at Little Good Harbour to create a unique Bajan holiday.

 

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