Experts' Choice Award Blue Haven Hotel
What the experts agree on
A historic 1940s Bacolet Bay hotel with sweeping ocean views, secluded white-sand beach, and colonial-meets-midcentury style—small, romantic, and often called a hidden gem in Tobago.
“Elegantly furnished bedrooms open onto panoramic views of the water -- the inn is, in fact, surrounded on three sides by the sea and opens onto a secluded beach of fine white sands.”
– Frommer's
Concierge "Blue Haven's 55 rooms and suites stand on their own—a brilliant mix of colonial style and midcentury modern, done simply with dark-stained teak floors and mahogany four-poster beds."
Fodor's "Justifiably celebrated, this 1940s-era luxury hotel overlooks a spectacular secluded beach on Bacolet Bay just outside Scarborough." Full review
Travel + Leisure "Since the 1950’s, the 55-room property, set on a 15-acre peninsula overlooking a pocket-size beach, has drawn celebrities." Full review
Rough Guide "This historic hotel was originally an outpost of Fort King George and retains its stunning panoramic views of the bay it once protected."
DK Eyewitness "This stylish, upscale, and family-friendly hotel has fabulous views of Bacolet Bay, where a hotel-run bar is located on the sand."
Star Service "Though small and often unnoticed, this hotel is a gem on this island." Full review
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When things get busy, however, special requests can be forgotten.
Lonely Planet "Robinson Crusoe supposedly was stranded at the beach below this romantic, tastefully done resort hotel with a hint of faded glamour." Full review
Fodor's "Overlooking Bacolet Bay just outside Scarborough, this 1940s-era luxury hotel, which was lovingly restored in the 1990s, has, alas, descended into what can be described (at best) as..." Full review
$151/night
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