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1. Hyatt Regency Trinidad
Hyatt Regency TrinidadDowntown Port of Spain
- Luxurious waterfront resort offers tranquil spa treatments, a stunning outdoor pool, and Caribbean cuisine for a rejuvenating escape.
¥34,865
¥42,360 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 22 - Aug 23




2. Kapok Hotel
Kapok HotelPort of Spain
- Rejuvenating spa sanctuary with lush garden views offers deep-tissue and hot stone massages in a centrally located resort setting.
¥22,125
¥27,656 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 31 - Sep 1
¥13,097
¥14,406 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 5 - Sep 6




4. Cattleya Hotel
Cattleya HotelTunapuna
- Unwind with rejuvenating Thai and deep-tissue massages at this hotel nestled within a regional park, offering a peaceful garden setting.
¥10,892
¥12,015 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 10 - Aug 11
¥13,607
¥16,329 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 10 - Aug 11




6. Royal Palm Suite Hotel
Royal Palm Suite HotelMaraval
- Spa services provide luxurious pampering in a tranquil garden setting where guests can unwind after a refreshing dip in the outdoor pool.
¥21,298
¥23,428 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 10 - Aug 11
Top Trinidad Hotel Reviews
Hilton Trinidad & Conference Centre
8/10 Good
"Our stay was generally good. We enjoyed our mini getaway trip. We were looking to mostly stay onsite at the hotel and focus on relaxing for the weekend. We found the staff was pleasant and helpful except for one instance where the male towel attendant at the poolside was rude. Our room was clean and I enjoyed the balcony facing the mountains. I loved watching the morning sun hit the mountains as the sun rises. Breakfast was freshly made everyday with Caribbean and North American options except for the pastries which tasted very very stale. The main restaurant for the property, Herbs and Spices, was only available for buffet breakfast throughout our stay, lunch and dinner service were not available there. There is one menu for the hotel that was available throughout the property- poolside, patio, deck, lobby. The menu is very overpriced, for example, we paid $70 USD for one 12 inch pizza, 1 serving of wings and 2 Coca Cola. Local food is much more enjoyable and will cost a small fraction of the hotel food so I would recommend taking a trip out to get some local food for the day, especially if you’re buying for a larger group (Becareful when you leave the hotel and use the hotel’s taxi if you are heading out). There is an independent restaurant called Luce that is on the hotel property. Food and staff were amazing, I would definitely recommend trying them for dinner while you’re there."







