Casas de campo en Trinidad y Tobago

“Truly a comfortable and well spaced environment with well provided amenities, convenient location to any fun spot on the island and a driver available to take you there. We had a magical time indeed.”

“I stayed at Lorna’s Cottage for one week. Communications with the property before, during and after were excellent. I was able to check-in early, which was an added plus. Three of the amenities that I look for in this area of the world include good A/C, strong internet and a generally quiet environment. All three were excellent. The only annoyance, which is uncontrollable by the property, was the wake up calls by a group of neighbouring roosters, beginning at 4-5 am. Otherwise, the cottage...

“My favourite place to be in Tobago! The view, ambiance, location and design are just perfect for an escape and reset. Communication with the host and caretaker make check in easy. Everyone is so friendly and welcoming. It's fast become a home away from home!”

“Nice, quiet area, close to all amenities, and we’ll definitely come back again!Kitchen cupboards adequate, but can use some upgrading.”

“Me and my daughter stayed for a fabulous 3 days( 2 nights) in this spectacular location. We had a brilliant time and would love to come back! The views from the top bedroom are gorgeous. And we loved the whole vibe of the village of Castara.”

“Nice quiet secluded cottage in the rainforest with a stunning view. You're about an hour away from the main strip of beach (main port of Scarborough) for all the activities such as glass bottom boat and Nylon pool. This is a great day out! There's lots of places to eat along the way especially local cooked food such as BBQ, Roti or buss up shut. There's also loads of fried chicken places too. Chefs BBQ is quite good They do breakfast and lunches like a proper dinner if you want good variety of...

“The area was nice and quiet. You need to have transport to stay there. There is still some work to be done on the property, you got what you paid for. It would have been nice to be informed up front that you had to supply your own towels.”