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Miller's Guesthouse - Tobago - Reviews Posted — 1
Sandy Point Village - Pigeon Point - Reviews Posted — 1
Miller's Guesthouse - Tobago — Not Rated
Description from Website: Miller's Guest House & Happy 'lil' Vibe Rest+Bar is located in the tranquil fishing village of Buccoo Point. We are overlooking Buccoo Bay, departure point of the world famous Buccoo Reef. There are basically five types of accommodation for travellers. These are: Single, Double, Triple, Youth Hostel,and Self Contained/Beach-House. All rooms are similar in facilities provided i.e. Toilet + Bath, Ceiling + Standing Fans, Clothes Cupboards.The exception being the Self contained/Beach-House,as these units are inclusive of kitchen & dining/living area,exquisite wooden floor/s,King size bed & bunk beds,A.C,Hot/Cold, and last but not least a superb view of Buccoo Bay!!
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| Miller's Guesthouse | Susan ~ Tulsa, Oklahoma |
April 2007
Spent 7 days and 6 nights with Winston at Miller's Guesthouse in Tobago. Accommodations were great and the patio overlooks Buccoo Bay. Winston is a joy to stay with. For the price, you cannot beat Miller's Guesthouse.
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Sandy Point Village — Not Rated
Location: 10 minutes from Pigeon Point Beach 5 minutes from Crown Point Airport
57 rooms
Description: Rooms are air-conditioned with kitchenette and satellite television - housekeeping services, complimentary daily newspaper and a free daily shuttle service to Pigeon Point Beach. 2 swimming pools - entertainment on Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday nights. Laundry Service, Restaurant, Television, Parking, Bar, Swimming Pool, Air Conditioning.
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| Sandy Point Village | Canada |
January 2005
We traveled to Tobago for two wonderful weeks from the 19th of November 2004 to
December 5, 2004. Absolutely loved it. I travelled with my husband as well as
two other couples who also both happen to be reletives. Started off with a long
flight as we had to first fly from Edmonton to Toronto, then on to Port of
Spain in Trinidad. We decided to stay overnight in Trinidad and then flew over
to Tobago for about 20.00 (15 min)Cdn return. Our other relatives decided to
take the ferry over (4 hours) at a cost of about 4.00 Cdn. We stayed at the
timeshare resort of Sandy Point Village. All 6 of us loved the resort and the
trip. In spite of being right next to the airport it was quiet and relaxing.
The resort is older but well maintained. Most of the people who work there take
true pride in their jobs. The pool was exceptionally clean insprite of its age.
The resturant is excellent for breakfast (order bake instead of toast) and very
reasonable. The bar at the resort/hotel was also a great bargin at about 6.00
TT= 1.20 Cdn. The store within the resort was also exceptional, being very
small it was somewhat limited, but prices were about the same as any where else
on the island. It also contained almost everything you would need from meat to
ketchup to sunscreen to cold medicine to bathing suits. Right within the store
was internet access at a reasonable price. Two of our most enjoyed
establishments were a snack bar called Columbos (close to airport)that served
amazing soup and other specials daily for about 5.00-8.00 Cdn. We would usually
order just one meal and share because their portions were huge. Columbos caters
more to the locals that to the tourists and is a great place for meeting
locals. The other resturant really worth mentioning was a place called Patsy's (also close to the airport)For about 17.00 Cdn you would get soup, salad,
desert and your choice of entree. Entrees included pork, beef, chicken, shrimp,
and fish. Between all of us on our two meals there I believe we tried all the
entrees and all were excellent. As far as tours go we went on an island tour
offered by the hotel to Speyside and snorkelled off of Little Tobago. Excellent
value. (60.00 Cdn) Also worth the trip was the catamaran (75.00 Cdn) We also
did a trip to the rainforest with Woodys Tours. The guide did not work directly
for Woody. The guide was very knowledgable. An amazing place. One other day we
took a cab to Arnos Vale Beach. Right there is a hotel that used to be a
plantation dating back to the 1850's. Right at this beach you can swim out to
coral reefs, with some of the best snorkelling we have done, although the water
was a bit rough. Also worth note the beach bar resturant was a great deal. Then
after snorkelling and lunch, there is tea with the birds at 4:00 at the upper
part of the hotel. Even for people who arn't bird lovers a neat place. After
that on the the Arnos Vale Water Wheel Museum (just up the road) Meals there
were a bit pricy but top notch. Also just to tour the museum is worth the side
trip. We opted not to drive as being right hand sided. Therefore we found our
best option to be hiring a cab. We used the same driver for 2 weeks(Denis). We
also found him to be a great friend. It seemed to be worth using the same
driver as prices were very resonable and became even more so. We did not go out
to bars at night other than at the resort and on Sundays to "Sunday School" A
lively street party involving steel bands, plenty of food and drink as well as
little shops. Over all our trip to Tobago was probably the best trip to the
Caribbean we have taken. The local people there was probably the main reason
for that. They were all friendly, not eager to sell you anything and just
wanted to make a good impression of Tobago as they are trying to increase the
amount of tourists that they get. Final Note: Do not stay at an all inclusive
as you would miss way too much of true Tobago.
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Last updated: April 15, 2007
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