Hibiscus Heights is Ranked #3 of 97 in Tobago on trip advisor - A cozy cottage with enclosed deck, and its own drive up parking, located by the gates of the main villa and apartments. Ideal for those looking for a little privacy but within steps to the village, restaurants, bars and beach. Offering a queen bed and a single day bed. Outside on the deck is a half covered half open area to relax and dine 'alfresco'. The deck is surrounded by palms and banana plants, but still affords a sea view and view of the village.
Season | Nightly | Weekly | Weekend | Monthly | Min Stay |
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John B.
Relaxing snug in great location
Our second time here, and even better than before. The property is tucked away on its own down the slope from Hibiscus Heights, with outdoor space including a sundeck surrounded by tropical trees and with colourful birds visiting. A nice atmosphere inside too. Well-equipped, everything you need. The owners are really nice and very helpful, anything we asked for was attended to straight away and they went out of their way to make our stay comfortable and enjoyable. Great location, a few minutes walk from the long and lovely Grafton Beach (with excellent Waves bar/restaurant). Pleasant Prospect village is right next door, with bars, restaurants, shop, take-away. An easy drive from the airport, good spot for exploring the rest of the island.
John B.
Relaxing private accommodation in a great location
We spent ten days here in February, and couldn't have chosen a better spot. The owners were really helpful in picking us up at the airport, taking us shopping, organising car hire, etc. They live close by, were always available but never in the way. The accommodation is a good-sized bedroom/sitting room with kitchen area and bathroom off, in a separate detached building. All in good order, well equipped and pleasantly decorated. The best feature is the balcony/sun deck, secluded by banana and palm trees, where we spent a lot of time, sunbathing, reading and eating. There's a village a couple of minutes walk down the hill, which has a shop, ATM, fruit and veg stall, decent restaurant and a couple of bars. Walk on a bit further and you come to the lovely sandy Grafton Beach, one of the best beaches in Tobago, never crowded. There's a good beach bar/restaurant here, Waves, where we went many times, and just past it is a more upmarket restaurant, Sea Horse, for more fancy dining. There's a good-sized supermarket about ten minutes drive away. All in all, highly recommended. We're planning to go back next year.