Elsewhere on the Property The BeachĬontinuing with our Club Barbados review, with the beach struggling to recover, the front section of the waterfront has been turned into a sunbathing spot. However, with the older crowd that we shared the resort with, it was a slightly more refined spot. The bar is air-conditioned and wonderfully bling! I think that if we had visited with a large group of friends, we could have had quite the singalong party. If you are a late-night luvvie, then the piano bar is the spot for a post-watershed tipple. They weren’t keen to move, and the bar staff didn’t emerge from behind the bar so we found it very hard to order drinks and were totally left out of the conversation. Finally, there was a group of six taking up all the seats that surrounded the bar. Plus, there were no extra rum options when compared with the other bars on the resort so it wasn’t like the exciting rum-tasting exploration that we got at Galley Bay. The games tables (ping pong and table football) were both covered up in the evening so you couldn’t play them. At midday, that would be a welcome respite, but it was quite uncomfortable to sit in. The room was very cold, with the air-conditiong blasting out.
