Tamarind, Barbados, An Autograph Collection All-Inclusive Resort

The good things was the food was good and the dining staff were helpfull. The beach has a corral reef that is excellent for snorkeling. And the area was quiet in the evening. The bad is that the rooms were in disrepair (bathroom ceiling leaked, toilet flush was almost falling off) and the King Size bed cannot fit three people because the bed is uncomfortable in the middel. The beach cannot be entered without water shoes because there are too many corral rocks . Lastly, we paid via Expedia in US dollars and the hotel charged in Barbadose resultig in an extra $150 charge!

The breakfast was excellent and the location wonderful

I liked it all my only recommendation is to improve the lighting in the buffet area and dining area as it’s too bright and could easily be improved by softening it .

WW like the location

the water front water sports staff were too Grumpy and not at all polite

It was great to be back. Wondeful staff, service, meals, drinks.

My stay was absolutely horrendous and shocking experience as a Travel Agent from the United States.The staff was very rude and unwelcoming. I noticed the staff was very nice to their UK guest visiting for holiday. I was wearing a jogging suit and was stopped by more than one guest who thought I was an employee. The female employees outside of one Food and Beverage manager wouldn’t serve me. They talked amongst themselves and made rude gestures and comments. I was the only guest visiting from the US. I was visiting only for one night in hopes of finding a new property for my clients. What a waste of time and money to fly so far away to be treated as if my business doesn’t matter to their business. This post won’t stop here, people should know outside of the US Marriott properties aren’t friendly at all.

The rooms are a little outdated but clean and large enough for a family of 4.

All meals served where you have breakfast. on the previous year you are on the decking near the beach which was a much better experience. The food was very average and repetitive this time again a lower standard than the previous year. Some of the staff didn’t have a great attitude this year. (some where great though).

Beautiful scenery.. Some Lovely staff... But as a whole for Barbados.. rudness.. Slovenly attitudes, terrible service really really terrible. Food not great.. But some staff make up for it... Paradise makes you less upset.. However marriot needs to take a look in the mirror for repeat guest l am not going to be. Despite the scenery.. I advise a huge no for the service.. But a huge yes for everything else..

Great location, watersports good, food was nice also.

Rooms are in desperate need of updating, poor management in the restaurants (especially at breakfast time) regularly no plates, food running out - meaning you have to wait round the buffet area for it to be replenished. Also evening meal was buffet most nights rather than ala carte which (which isn’t great considering the amount of money you pay to stay here).

Breakfasts were great although things tended to finish and not be plenished. The egg chef Ester is superb, so funny and efficient.

The hotel is a bit tired but under new ownership things should change under Marriott. The beach was a tad worn and eroded from previous visits and the beach staff need to tidy it up and rake it every day like they do at other resorts nearby. When we arrived we ate outside under the covers on the outside decking. This stopped half way thro and we had to eat in the only dining room. Sunbed bagging starts at 06.00hrs with no control...very frustrating.

good location.

Tired - making it feel not good value for money