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Hotel Location: 12 - 14 Old Milford Road, Lowlands, Tobago, W.I. (next To Hilton Tobago And Golf Course) Nightly Price Range: $$ - Quality Number of Rooms: 12 Credit Cards Accepted: Hotel Restaurants: Garden Grille Restaurant & Cocktail Bar Popular Attractions: Pigeon Point, Scarborough, Fort George, Mt. Irvine Hotel Amenities: Lovely Garden Pool, BBQ Pits, Rooms With Kitchens, Restaurant & Cocktail Bar, Car-rental, Tours And Scuba Diving Arrangements, Next To Championship PGA 18-hole Course

Ocean Point Apartment Hotel Tobago

Trinidad & Tobago Hotels

On the sleepy Caribbean hideaway island of Tobago, this friendly hotel is complete with all sparkly white kitchenettes, pine fittings and terra cotta floors, big showers in the bathroom and a Welcome Hammock in each patio. Available services are outdoor barbecue pits, a palm thatched pool side restaurant, cocktail bar and a kidney shaped pool in a beautiful garden atmosphere. The studio apartments are located on the ground floor along the pool and the ocean view rooms are on the upper floor overlooking the pool with an ocean view. All of the apartments are air conditioned, the beach is three minutes walk away and is located on the Atlantic Side of the island.

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Rated by BladeY2J on 09/03/06
I've stayed in many hotels and apartments in Tobago since we live in the sister isle of Trinidad. This was without a doubt the worst experience we ever had.

Firstly the price we paid was just less than what we booked a villa for in Easter the year before.

Secondly, we taken aback at the size of the room. It was essentially the same motel sized room with a crammed kitchenette as the rest. Difference being a narrow staircase up to a second level with two beds seperated by a wooden wall, no door. i.e. no privacy.

Thirdly. The condition of the facilities were bad. No knobs worked on the air conditioning unit. Kitchen pans needed replacing, the one knife available was too worn to slice bread or meats. The TV turned itself off when it hit certain channels. Concrete poolside benches were shaky and even fell once.

Fourth. There were non-friendly signs everywhere telling you what not to do. Very unwelcoming. Do you really need to be told how to use a hammock?

Fifth. The restaurant was uninhabited except for the ocassional guest who didn't know better.

Sixth. The hotel is next to a cell phone tower for those who are concerned about the effects of such on their health.

Rated by Peter Jennings on 06/28/04
great place and excellent location!

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