Hotels in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago

Walking your way through Port of Spain's downtown area is possible due to its small size. Grab yourself a walking tour pamphlet from the Piarco Tourist Office. Try the shared route taxis in the neighborhoods of St Ann's and St James. Otherwise, maxi-taxis, the local form of transport, operate pretty much everywhere. Metered taxis, which hang out at most hotels give you more freedom but are more pricey. It's advisable to phone for a taxi if you are away from your hotel. Car rental companies have branches at the airport and most hotels in Port of Spain will help to arrange car or motorbike rentals.

Woodbrook on the Avenue and Caribbean Tourist Villa Guesthouse are cheap hotels in Port of Spain. Travelers on a budget enjoy the close proximity to the restaurants and bars on Ariapita Avenue. Leisure travelers have a few choices depending on your choice of neighborhood and price range. The Raddison is located downtown with beautiful views of the ocean. The more casual Culture Crossroads Inn is near the Long Circular Mall and Queens Park Oval. The luxurious Hilton Hotel is a couple's delight with views across town to the ocean. Its lush setting opposite Queens Park Savannah invites romance for any couple. If you're in Port of Spain for business purposes, you’ll want to check out the downtown and uptown areas. Most places are easily accessible by foot. The Hyatt Regency and Hilton Hotel are good options.

Start your trip with a walk around Queen’s Park Savannah with its green lawns, interesting shops, and street vendors. The park is surrounded by mansions from the Spanish colonial era, known as the Magnificent Seven. Take a drive out of the city to the idyllic Maracas Beach, which is everything you expect of a Caribbean beach. Driving through the rain forest on your way there is as scenic. While in the area, a short hike through the rain forest to the Maracas Falls is worth your while. Try to attend a cricket match at the Queens Park Oval for a great local experience. These are the grounds where international cricket legend Brian Lara started out.

Ariapita Avenue and Cipriani Boulevard are where the action happens in Port of Spain, with all kinds of restaurants, bars, and nightclubs. The long Ariapita Avenue is full of atmosphere, especially on weekends, with patrons sometimes partying on the street. Cipriani Boulevard is where you'll find Jenny's on the Boulevard and the 51Degrees nightclub. If you're after the more traditional calypso, head out to Woodbrook. In the outlying St. James area, known as "the city that never sleeps," you'll find a host of clubs and bars. Many Port of Spain hotels provide calypso, limbo dancers and steel bands as entertainment for guests.

3 nights is the typical length of stay for people visiting Port of Spain.

On average, rooms will be priced around $171 per night when booking a hotel in Port of Spain; however the price you pay for your room will vary significantly depending on seasonality, location and facilities.

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