Located in Holetown, this attractive house for $3,777 per night is a fantastic option for your next vacation. This stunning five-bedroom villa lies on Barbados’ exclusive west coast, around halfway between Holetown and Speightstown. Looking out over the Caribbean Sea, Pandanus is set in beautiful gardens and has its own wonderful pool and terrace, ensuring you can really make the most of the sun. An elegant main house is joined by two adjacent cottages to form Pandanus. This staffed villa features exquisitely furnished terrace areas that are just perfect for dining and socialising. A gazebo sits beside the infinity pool which offers privacy in its sheltered position, and sun loungers are lined up next to the pool ready for lazy days. You are greeted by a grand reception area with chandelier and staircase, and to the right you have the main living areas. The spacious lounge is equipped with television and DVD, and the dining area can comfortably seat twelve. This area has direct access out to the terrace, and enjoys fine views through its large windows. A very attractive kitchen shares the same open-place space, featuring granite counters and high-quality appliances. A ceiling fan keeps things cool and comfortable, and the Caribbean breeze contributes to the feeling of airiness. You have five large en-suite bedrooms to choose from, each of them air-conditioned and stylishly appointed. Two of the bedrooms are in the main house, while the other three are in the cottages  you have three king-size bedrooms, while the other two have sets of twin beds ideal for children. Offering panoramic views of the West Coast and of the sun setting behind the Caribbean Sea. The many beautiful vistas can be seen from almost all of the open plan rooms from within the villa making it one of the most treasured locations. Clean, tranquil beaches like Gibbes Beach and Mullins Beach are just a few minutes away from Pandanus, while the nearby coastal highway will lead you north to Speightstown in around nine minutes or Holetown in 15 minutes. The former was once an important port and retains an industrious, authentic feel, while the latter is a centre for the upscale dining, shopping and nightlife that the Saint James area is known for. What we love about it There’s a real grandeur to the design of this villa, and the furnishings are exquisite too The covered terrace brings the inside outside with great dining and seating areas looking out on beautiful gardens – perfect for entertaining What you should know No smoking is permitted inside the property Baby equipment is available for hire but at an additional cost Grocery deliveries can be arranged so you have what you need on arrival – this would incur an additional service charge Location Formerly an important port, nicknamed ‘Little Bristol’ in reference to its trade links to that British city, Speightstown has an authentic edge which sets it apart. It hasn’t been overly developed for tourism, aside from a recent marina development, and this is perhaps what gives it its charm. While it’s no longer a seafaring hub, it’s still busy and enjoyably historic. A museum and gallery of Caribbean Art are among the attractions worth seeking out. Just north of the town, the Six Men’s Fish Market offers a taste of this still-important Barbadian trade. On Friday and Saturday nights, there’s a fish fry with drinks and side dishes, where you can the fresh catch under the night sky, often with live entertainment. It is also a popular area for scuba diving – a 165ft-long wreck called the Pamir lies just off Six Men’s Bay, and is the impetus for many people to get down there and see it. As you head south of Speightstown, you come to the glamorous area known as the ‘platinum coast’, where the rich and famous come to play. Even without the luxury stores and hotels it’s a good-looking place, with beautiful white sands and quiet coves lining the stretch around Holetown. This is the place to be if you’re looking for upscale nlghtlife, much of it around Holetown’s First and Second Streets, where you’ll find cool hangouts like the Red Door Lounge. There are excellent beachfront restaurants and bars too, and a great atmosphere as you stroll along the boardwalk as the sun sets. If you choose to head inland from Speightstown, you will be rewarded by the natural beauty of the Farley Hill National Park. Only eight minutes’ drive from town, it enjoys a fresh Atlantic breeze from the east, and views of the coast too – a fine place for a picnic or to enjoy some live entertainment, as it sometimes hosts events like the Barbados Reggae Festival. Kids Best Suited For: All Ages You’ll be in the right place to show the children the best of Barbados at Pandanus. They will love the villa, with its pool, gardens and great bedrooms to share, and it’s equipped with all the home comforts like TV, Wi-Fi and a music system too. Lovely beaches line the coast, so you can discover a new one every day – with Pandanus occupying quite a central position on the western fringe, it’s not too far to reach either the top or bottom of the island. The closest large town, Speightstown is less than 10 minutes’ drive away, and has some great places to eat. Check out the Fisherman’s Pub for fresh-as-it-gets fried fish, or the Little Bristol Beach Bar for yummy eats right by the ocean. There are plenty of intriguing attractions on the island, from the wonders of Harrison’s Cave to the Barbados Wildlife Reserve and Welchman Hall Gully, with lots of monkeys and more to see. You could head out the wild east coast and picnic in Bathsheba Park, a stunning beachfront spot, and marvel at the surfers tackling the infamous Soup Bowl, or hit Holetown for movies at the Limegrove Lifestyle Centre (where’s there’s lots of shopping to do too). Don’t forget to step off dry land for some water-based adventures too. You can take a boat trip to see the turtles, hop on a pirate ship in Bridgetown, or dive into the deep in a submarine – an immersive experience in every sense. Extras Chef/Cook Available Maid Service Available Pre-arrival Groceries Available Gardener Available Terms & Conditions Arrival time 4.00 pm Departure time 11.00 am Smoking & Vaping is not permitted inside the property Pets not allowed Baby equipment available upon request Pre-arrival Groceries are subject to a 15% Service Charge & VAT It is recommended that all guests take out insurance to cover against potential cancellation and any accidental damage caused during your stay at the property Security deposit $3,000 Credit Card Charge Authorisation/Security Deposit to be requested upon arrival. Applicable refunds will be credited 14 days after departure.