3-Nights Barbados, Fairmont Royal Pavilion (Travelers Collection)

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Ideally situated on the idyllic Alleyne’s Bay beach and surrounded by lush greenery, Fairmont Royal Pavilion is the standard of luxury on the Barbados West Coast, providing guests with the highest level of service.

This boutique resort consists of 72 ocean view rooms, suites and a spacious family villa designed with modern sophistication and inspired by the traditional Caribbean allure. Recently refreshed accommodations offer unique bay views while private terraces make the resort a prime spot for romantic getaways and family vacations alike.

Adventure seekers can discover experiences including swimming among turtles, watersports including kayaking, snorkeling, paddleboarding and more. Or, guests looking for relaxation can enjoy exclusive, private in-room spa treatments, massages, and salon services sure to rejuvenate.

Fairmont Royal Pavilion is home to two world-class restaurants: Palm Terrace Restaurant and Taboras Restaurant. Guests will enjoy delicious and delectable meals, while surrounded by palm trees, endless ocean views and the picturesque sunset.

Profile: 72 suites, and rooms, three-bedroom villa, 2 restaurants, 1 freshwater pool, jacuzzi, complimentary Wi-Fi, fitness center, tennis courts, yoga, SASS Beauty shop, salon, non-motorized watersports, complimentary breakfast, children’s programs, and childcare. Located on the beach, 45 minutes from Grantley Adams International Airport, with nonstop flights from London, New York, New Jersey, Boston, Charlotte, Miami, Toronto, and Manchester. Open year round.

• Granted AAA Four Diamond Award in 2021
• Striking Views of Lush Gardens and the Sparkling Caribbean Sea
• Kids Activity Program
• 72 Ocean View Luxury Accommodations

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