Barbados’ Cobblers Cove luxury boutique hotel is set to reopen in October, Caribbean Journal has learned.
The Platinum Coast property, set on the grounds of a 1940s-era estate, will be relaunching operations on Oct. 11, the property confirmed.
The beachfront 40-unit retreat has long been one of the island’s most revered hotels.
It’s part of a continued reopening push by many of the island’s hotels, following Barbados’ reopening for tourism in July.
For more, visit Cobblers Cove.
— CJ
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