melissa0577
September 30, 2024
Stayed for a week 20-27 September. Great staff. The hotel was basically empty, and this really impacted the week. It was a good job that we were there with friends and could get out and about. The hotel bar was never open. The pool bar was open, and staffed by Joel, who was fantastic. The pool was great, huge and a good temperature. Breakfast was nice. Had lunch a few times. Unsure if the restaurant was open in the evening as never went. Beach that was for the hotel was nice, but the restaurant down there only had 2 things on the food menu available. Its such a shame this hotel is essentially going to waste with so few visitors (apart from weddings/events) as it needs more people. The beds were comfy. The furniture in the room badly needs upgrading as they are old and stiff. The TV didn't work. The Wi-Fi is simply not strong enough to reach the rooms, pool or restaurant. Our friend got a booster box, but it still didn't reach our room. When I went to ask, it was the only box in the whole hotel - we were left without unless we sat in reception. The fridge in the refurbed room is way too small. Air con was excellent. You 100% need a car to get anywhere from this hotel unless you enjoy walks of over 30 mins to get to somewhere busy. There is an air of sadness for me at this hotel, it has great history and deserves to be stand out. I did visit 3 other hotels which were the same - lacking people!! Tobago prices - not much different to London really for cocktails and some food. Pigeon Point is an absolute MUST if you do go.