Within the pastel-pink 1940s mansion known as the Great House lies the ridiculously pretty two-story Camelot Suite. Decked in fine linen by Soane Britain and featuring a four-poster bed with sea views and stylish rattan furniture, wicker has never looked so glamorous. The 1,380-sq-ft suite offers both a first-floor terrace and expansive private roof terrace to take advantage of the island’s year-round sunshine. The resort is frequented by a jetset crowd, and no request is too much for the resort’s friendly team — from swimming with turtles to a private sunset picnic on the beach. Cobblers Cove has long been committed to sustainable practices, and the resort sources as much as possible from Barbados itself, including 95% of the food served in its beachfront restaurant and the lavish botanical guest toiletries.

Best feature Many of the suite’s fixtures and fittings were crafted by local craftspeople, carpenters and artists