Set within tropical gardens in Brittons Hill, Sweetfield Manor Boutique Hotel is a Caribbean-owned, Black-managed historic hotel overlooking Barbados’ south coast. The intimate ten-room property combines individually designed accommodations, wellness experiences, distinctive dining and the character of an early-20th-century manor.
Sweetfield Manor is not a beachfront hotel, but Carlisle Bay, Pebbles Beach, Garrison Savannah and historic Bridgetown are only a short drive away. Its secluded setting makes it a peaceful alternative to the island’s larger coastal resorts.
The hotel offers ten individually decorated guest rooms and suites distributed throughout the main house, gardens and former carriage house. Historic architectural details, four-poster beds, antique-inspired furnishings and colorful Caribbean accents give each accommodation its own personality.
Room categories may include:
Room amenities vary but generally include air conditioning, complimentary Wi-Fi, premium bedding, private bathrooms, safes and refrigerators.
PAVÃO Barbados, the hotel’s onsite restaurant, serves Caribbean-inspired fusion cuisine in an atmospheric garden setting. Breakfast and dinner are available, while operating hours and meal service can vary.
The restaurant is open to hotel guests and outside diners, making Sweetfield Manor a destination for both overnight stays and special meals.
Sweetfield Manor occupies an early-1900s former plantation residence that has been restored and adapted into a boutique hotel. Its history reflects Barbados’ colonial plantation era, while its present use preserves the architecture as an intimate Caribbean hospitality property.
The hotel is situated near the Upper Garrison Historic Area, approximately five minutes by car from Carlisle Bay and Pebbles Beach. Rockley Beach, Bridgetown, the Barbados Museum, Garrison Savannah and the South Coast Boardwalk are also nearby.
Sweetfield Manor is Caribbean-owned and Black-managed, but it is not classified as Black-owned.
Dr. Vidya Armogan, a Guyanese-Barbadian orthodontist and entrepreneur is a co-owner and managing director. Captain George Clarke has also been identified as a co-owner associated with the property’s restoration and development. Hotel operations are overseen by Nicole Blenman, a Black Barbadian hospitality professional.