This family run, boutique style hotel is nestled between the hills of Trinidads enchanting Maraval region. The building was renovated in 2006 and its design shows a Spanish influence. The interior design, which reflects the unique, multifarious culture of the island, is marked by the Mediterranean architecture of Bernard McKay. The general design concept is a result of the co-operation between the artist Harry Bryden and the landscape artist Ruth Hale. Great importance was laid, during the construction of the hotel, on the design of a tropical place devoted to peace and tranquility and in which guests would be able to experience the hospitality for which the inhabitants of Trinidad are known. On offer are a total of 23 rooms, one of which is a junior suite, as well as a lobby area, a 24-hour reception desk, air conditioning, a hotel safe, an Internet connection and a fully air-conditioned business meeting room with multi-functional equipment. Amongst the facilities also count a restaurant, a dining room and room and laundry services. An events team is on hand to help with the planning and preparation of breakfast meetings, midday meals, dinner parties, workshops, conferences, tea parties, public forums, fund-raisers, charity functions, weddings, birthdays and anniversaries. An outside car park provides space for a total of 75 cars. The hotel is situated on the Saddle Road, only 15 m from the centre of Port of Spain. Furthermore, it is only approximately a 20 minute drive along the scenic North Coast Road to the Maracas beach. Restaurants and bars lie in La Maravilla.
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