Patricks Point Inn, Trinidad

I can not believe the list of problems with this inn. Stayed three nights. Very rustic, old interior, do not expect much....no phone, blinds on windows in bathroom, complimentary anything, clock....this place is currently for sale (sign in front), the management is only available a couple hours a day, they even have an ongoing yard sale! The third night, we were constantly awakened by kids running around, loud slamming doors, etc. AND twice they ran out of water...NO WATER!! Plus the heaters stopped working....it was a disaster of a stay. Upon our leave, we heard the neighbors complaining to management that there was a cover but no parts to their smoke detector! Unbelievable....

I spent the weekend, and was suprised at what a great little Inn this is!! They have a path in the back yard wich leads to the Ocean with a beautifel view, and very entertaing seals. The back yard is well cared for, and surrounded with big beautiful trees, with various birds singing away. The room was well kept, and the Hostess was very helpful with our needs and directions, best yet...very reasonable...Thank you for a memorable weekend.

Can't find any other available lodging in the Trinidad area? No worries if you don't mind staying in a place that looks like a dive. The vacancy sign at the Patrick's Point Inn is ALWAYS on. The building looks run down and they have loosely hung bedsheets covering the windows and living space of the office area.

From first view outside, this place looks awful! The rooms are actually cute and cozy, and the bathroom looks like it was recently remodeled. They have a beautiful stained glass window in the wall between the bathroom and bedroom, and a bathtub big enough for two. There is also a shower if a bathtub leaves you feeling less than clean.