The SoCo Hotel

These ultra-modern style SoCo Rooms are designed with a blend of South Beach style and Caribbean flair. The white leather bed heads, sofas and crushed bamboo veneered furniture provide a light, fresh and modern ‘less is more’ atmosphere. The SoCo Rooms are located on all floors of the hotel and provide 360 square feet of room space with stunning Ocean views.

SoCo Room Amenities 

• 42” Flat Screen TV
• Air Conditioning
• DVD Player
• En-suite Bathroom with Shower
• Free Wi-Fi
• Hairdryers
• In-room Safe
• In-room Tea & Coffee making Facilities
• iPad Docking Station
• Ironing Facilities
• King Size Beds
• Single Sofa-Bed

These ultra-modern style Deluxe Rooms are designed with a blend of South Beach style and Caribbean flair. The white leather bed heads, sofas and crushed bamboo veneered furniture provide a light, fresh and modern ‘less is more’ atmosphere. The 420 square-foot SoCo Rooms offer increased privacy, the rooms also provide a 2-seater sofa which can be converted into a king size sleeper bed. The SoCo Rooms feature a terrace with spectacular ocean views overlooking the Caribbean.

Deluxe Rooms Amenities 

• 42” Flat Screen TV
• Air Conditioning
• DVD Player
• En-suite Bathroom with Shower
• Free Wi-Fi
• Hairdryers
• In- room Safe (suitable for laptops)
• In- room Tea & Coffee making Facilities
• iPad Docking Station
• Ironing Facilities
• King Size Beds

Discover Cocos Beachside Restaurant & Bar is a charming open-air restaurant overlooking the pool and beach, just a short 4-minute walk away from the SoCo Hotel. Cocos Beachside Restaurant & Bar open daily for tropical buffet breakfasts, a la carte lunches and candlelit dinners. Here you can enjoy a relaxing atmosphere, freshly cooked dishes and lovely views of the beach and coconut trees. House specialties include traditional Caribbean and Creole cuisine.

Dinner specials and themed buffets are also featured in the evenings. Entertainment is scheduled several nights each week including the popular Monday night “mix & mingle” Manager’s Rum Punch Party with free rum punch and fish cakes, local arts & craft market, poolside BBQ and a live calypso band. Other evenings feature live steel pan, and live guitar music. The bar at Cocos is equipped with two large flat screen TV’s showing live sports including football, cricket, tennis etc.

Jake’s Island Grille is only a few moments always from the SoCo Hotel, and offers a unique and contemporary dining experience with an unpretentious atmosphere and friendly cool-as-can-be service. The menu features top quality steaks, succulent ribs, and signature homemade burgers. Jakes also serves fresh local fish and seafood dishes, and several appetising vegetarian choices.

Guests can relax on the terrace and in the vibrant courtyard lounge featuring comfortable couches and chairs, outdoor dining, exotic cocktails, stunning wines and a selection of expertly crafted Caribbean rum drinks, while listening to live music performances and enjoying trendy rhythms with popular local Capital FM DJ, Kirk Brown every Friday night.

The SoCo Restaurant provides a la carte breakfasts, lunches and dinners. The all-inclusive, waterfront restaurant will excite your taste buds, serving up a delicious taste of the Caribbean accompanied by gorgeous views of the sparkling ocean. In the evenings, kick back and relax on the pool deck with a refreshing sundowner or two. Fine wine is available from the wine cellar, at a supplement, as is room service.

Discover the Chamberlain Bridge, located in the heart of the capital city of Bridgetown. The bridge was originally a swing bridge constructed between 1865 and 1872 and was named after Joseph Chamberlain, the British Secretary of State for the Colonies. In 2006 the old swing bridge, which was manually operated, was replaced with a modern lift bridge.

The Chamberlain Bridge separates the inner and outer basins of the Careenage which is a safe harbour for many catamarans, fishing boats and other pleasure craft. Most craft remain in the outer basin except during hurricanes and high seas when several are moved to the inner basin. To the west of the Chamberlain Bridge is the Bridgetown boardwalk, a wooden boardwalk that runs along the waterfront, and is well worth a stroll.

At the southern end of the Bridge is the Independence Arch which commemorates Barbados’ independence from Britain. Also at this end is the Independence Square park which is a lovely place to relax and watch the boats coming in and out of the careenage. Looking across the Chamberlain Bridge from this vantage point you will also see the lovely historic Parliament Buildings.

Take a walk along the relaxing stretch of the boardwalk and experience the epitome of island bliss. The sound of the waves has a calming effect that puts your mind at ease, creating the perfect tropical atmosphere. The boardwalk is a great place to observe wildlife; As part of one of the major nesting beaches of the endangered Hawksbill turtles, you are likely to spot several nesting females coming onto shore at night in hopes to lay their eggs. Various types of seabirds and other marine animals can be observed in the water or on the small beaches dotted along the boardwalk.

At other times a livelier and more upbeat scene is requisite when the need to let go and let loose arises there are a host of places to pop in have a good time. The very popular ‘stop-off’ points on the boardwalk include Blakeys, Chill Cafe Bar and Grill, Tapas, Naru, Blue Pineapple and Lord of the Wings along with many others. The mouth-watering food served at each of these upscale or cosy restaurants have their own unique styles of cuisine, the dining experience can be quiet and elegant in some places or laid back, yet other places like the beach shack themed Chill Cafe Bar and grill have great party-like vibes.

The Richard Haynes Boardwalk offers a refreshing atmosphere and pleasant experience. It is a place where a wonderful mixture of individuals makes use of the space every day for leisure, exercise or recreation.