Little Good Harbour offers something a little different for discerning Barbados visitors, particularly due to its location away from the busy and developing West Coast. It’s a refreshingly different, small and private beachfront hotel, close to a quiet fishing village on the island’s north west coast. The historical aspect is certainly part of the appeal of the property, and the original 17th century Fort Rupert has been carefully and tastefully restored to create the restaurant, bar and two of the hotel's luxury suites. The other buildings which house the one and two bedroom suites are delightful Caribbean-style guest cottages and very in keeping with the environment, as are the oversized villa-style three bedroom Vineyard suites. It’s for discerning guests seeking a relaxed resort. The 20 luxurious 1, 2 and 3 bedroom suites are furnished with a fusion of Balinese and Caribbean décor that creates a distinctly tropical ambience. The hotel's fabulous, and now renowned, water's edge restaurant, The Fish Pot, has become an increasingly popular lunch and dinner spot for hotel guests and visitors alike.