Hotel Location: At The Donkey Cart House Bacolet Bay Tobago
Nightly Price Range: $$ - Quality
Number of Rooms: 10
Credit Cards Accepted:
Hotel Restaurants: Fine Creol Dining At Our 'La Belle Creole
Popular Attractions: Two 18 Hole Golf Courses; Famous Pigeon Point And Picturesque Bacolet Bay; Argylle Waterfalls; Speyside Scuba Diving Paradise
Hotel Amenities: The Half Moon Blue Hotel Offers Excellent Value For Money.
Hotel Facilities
. Overflow Swimming Pool
. Bacolet Bay A Hundred Steps Across The Street; Beach Facilities Supplied (at Charge)
. Restaurant "La Belle Creole"
. The Moon Bar
. Spa, Gym And Tennis Courts (at A Charge) Can Be Used At Neighboring Hotel
. Golfing, Scuba Diving Can Be Arranged. Golf Courses Only 20 Min Car Drive Away. Excellent Diving Sites Within 30min Drive.
. Shopping In Scarborough (capital Of Tobago), Only 5 Min Car Drive/
Room Facilities
. Sea View Rooms With 4 Poster King-size Beds Romantically Draped With Floor Length Nettings, Rattan Chaise Lounges And Furniture And Shell Shaped Writing Desks
. All Terraces Are Spacious And Sea-facing
. Air-conditioning And Ceiling Fan
. Dressing Room And Shower, Hairdryer
. Telephone, Fridge, Safe
. Cable TV With Over 60 Free Channels; Radio And CD Player
Half Moon Blue Hotel
Trinidad & Tobago Hotels
Here's a little secret...
...that only a small number of Europeans, and even fewer Americans, know about.
If you're planning a trip to Tobago, one of the most charming hotel properties is the boutique hotel Half Moon Blue (formerly known as The Donkey Cart House, est. 1980).
Nestled in gardens of palms, bamboo and bougainvillea, the Half Moon Blue suites lay beneath the hill of historical Fort George.
Spacious suites and one spectacular Penthouse loft overlook the horizon, the half moon shaped Bacolet Bay and the overflow swimming pool where midnight swims are a must!
The decor sets your mood for serene and lazy days and romantic exotic nights. These colonial styled suites with jalousied windows and doors open onto verandahs with rattan chaise-lounges, crating the prefect spot for what ever your heart desires.like that best seller you have been dying to read.
Rated by Tiffany on 05/22/06 Despite the website description, the hotel is decent but not luxurious by United States standards. I would equate it to a Holiday Inn at best�
Pros:
� Price
� Proximity to Bacolet Bay Beach
� View of Ocean
Cons:
� The variety and quality of the food available in the hotel restaurant was disappointing. The prices were outrageous, presumably because there are precious few dining options in the area.
� The room is cute, but the bed was rock hard (causing back pains) and squeaked at every turn. Plus the walls are very thin. So we were routinely awakened by crowing roasters and barking dogs at 4 am! Not to mention what our neighbors may have heard from inside of our room.
� Bacolet Bay Beach is your only option in walking distance. If you want to do more than lay on the beach I suggest you develop a relationship with a reliable taxi driver.
Lastly, a simple request (made at check in) to split the bill equally between two credit cards was not honored. I asked the manager, Asha Jarrett, to correct the error. Ms. Jarrett, immediately made excuses and threatened me with additional administrative charges to correct THEIR error. At that point, it was obvious that customer service was not a priority. It�s been almost 3 weeks, and the error has not been corrected.