Welcome to the charming guest house in Bathsheba

As a pampered guest at Sea-U Guest House Hotel in Bathsheba, you will be able to enjoy the lush gardens high atop our hill overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and Barbados Surfing. Hammocks strung lazily between coconut palms allow you to watch the waves breaking on the tremendous limestone rocks. Sneak peaks at our green Monkeys, hummingbirds and wildlife. The breezes keep reminding you that you are far removed from the hustle and bustle of the real world on a relaxing beach vacation or a great Barbados Surfing adventure.

The rooms at Sea-U Guest House Hotel in Bathsheba provide you with all the best of a hidden island guest house. Free Wireless Internet Access is available. Start your day with breads fresh from the oven. In the evening, enjoy our fine Bajan dining.

Experience Bathsheba and the natural side, the east coast of Barbados, unspoiled beaches, tidal pools and Barbados surfing for an unforgettable Caribbean Island Beach Vacation at Sea-U Guest House Hotel.

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Conde Nast Traveler - July '09 Barefoot chic: High above Bathsheba, St. Joseph, the Sea-U Guest House has quiet and sea views. I could sit here (in Bathsheba) forever, watching the surfers skim the mesmerizing white ribbons of foam and admiring the massive, exquisitely eroded boulders that dot the shallows at Bathsheba like a stately sequence of public sculptures ... Sea-U! Guest House rated "excellent" by 85 travelers New York Times - March '09 The eastern coast of Barbados is a whole other world. Sequestered from the posh resorts by acres of sugar cane fields, thick, verdant forests, and trees full of wild monkeys ... Telegraph - November '08 The best accommodation on the island's exhilarating, wave-pummelled Atlantic-facing east coast. Travel+Leisure, December '08 Great Value Colonial-style guesthouse on the surfing coast with welcoming rates. Sunday Times, London This place is a complete surprise, and not just because of its rather daft name. Standing 50ft above the feisty Atlantic Ocean at Bathsheba, it is different from any other holiday place on Barbados, being neither platinum-coast posh nor south-coast mass-market concrete.