The Sandals Barbados will close on April 1 to begin a $65 million face-lift of the 280-room resort. The resort is scheduled to reopen in December. Guests holding reservations after April 1 can ...

Sandals Resorts is known for being one of the best in adults-only, all-inclusive resort vacations throughout the Caribbean, but when combined with the natural beauty of Barbados, this is one sunny ...

With its emphasis on upscale facilities and amenities and focus on high service levels, Sandals Resorts International's newest property, Sandals Barbados, follows in the footsteps of Sandals La Source ...

Sandals will open its second Barbados hotel on December 20, it has confirmed. The Sandals Royal Barbados will have 222 all concierge and butler-level suites, bringing the company’s number of rooms on ...

It was what Sandals Resorts International Executive Chairman Adam Stewart called a landmark day when 2 of their Barbados hotels reopened last month, the last to do so since the pandemic arrived over a ...

Sandals Resorts International has today applauded the government of Barbados following the announcement of a deal which will result in opening of two resorts in the country. Sandals and the government ...

Sandals Resorts International has acquired the Couples Barbados in St. Lawrence, and the 10-acre resort will reopen as the Sandals Barbados on Nov. 6. As previously reported, the company also is ...

A spokesperson for Sandals Resorts International confirmed with Travel Agent Friday morning that the company will be opening a new Beaches Barbados by 2020 with construction slated for September of ...

I grew up in a blue-collar family, bouncing between apartments and eating free school lunches. In other words, a 45-minute drive to the beach was my idea of a luxury vacation. Never did I think that ...

Sandals Resorts International has announced a new expansion at Sandals Royal Barbados has broken ground. Set to premiere July 1, 2021, the South Seas Village at Sandals Royal Barbados will be home to ...

Even if you’ve never set foot on Barbados, you can conjure up an image of it; its paradise-island status is so firmly embedded in the British imagination. Dreams of rum shacks under statuesque palm ...