Sweetfield Manor, a historic designated colonial building, was constructed at the beginning of the 20th Century for one of the early merchant families in Barbados. In keeping with the colonial nature of the buildings built in Barbados during this period, extensive limestone and pine woods were used in its construction. These materials and construction techniques are visible today and tell the wonderful history of this period home.

Sweetfield Manor recently completed extensive restoration and renovation and has now been restored and modernized into a unique boutique hotel allowing her guests the opportunity to experience the beauty of the building, landscape and its surroundings. A new kitchen headed by an award-winning culinary team brings several dining experiences to allow our guests opportunities to sample both international and local flavours of the Caribbean.

Sweetfield Manor is located in the upper Garrison Historic Site (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) in the vibrant South part of the island. From its location on the second ridge of the island, Sweetfield Manor has spectacular views over the South Coast of Barbados with sweeping views of Carlisle Bay which once teemed with merchant ships but now provides excellent water sports and snorkelling opportunities in the underwater wrecks. Lush landscaping typical of the West Indies, and the resident peacock pride allow for peaceful outdoor walks and the opportunity to enjoy dining in the outdoors typical of the tropics.