Spa Hotels & Resorts in La Trinité from NZ$468

"Great place to relax! We enjoyed our time! Pool was great the breakfast was great! "

"Beautiful tucked- away beach hotel with a fabulous restaurant. The hotel is clean and quiet and the staff is very attentive. "

"It's impossible to say how GREAT this property is. The staff is one of the best hotel staff I've ever encountered. They were incredible. The rooms are actually large houses with pools, wonderful design half open and half closed. Fantastic style. Wonderful breakfast. Super facilities. Fantastic location. I travel twice a month at least and can safely say this is one of the top 3 properties I have ever stayed in. Do yourself a favor and book this property. It's great value as well. Thank you thank...

"Rooms were large and comfortable. The restaurant and pool bar were nice. It was easy to see the hotel but it was difficult to get there. There were a lot a of one way roads and a busy highway that was easier to get back on than to get to the hotel."

"Great staff. Cool resto and great location "

"Spacious clean room recently renovated. Great view with a little balcony. Very confortable bed & pillows. The sofa is really useful for chilling and confirtable. The two simmibg pools, beach access, and nautical activities are a must. Also good breakfast !"

"The room was huge! Separate bedroom, separate bathroom, separate shower, large open concept kitchen, living room. Large balcony with great ocean view. Crickets at night. We stayed one night; before our cruise. Would stay there again. Only downside was we had to check out at 12 noon (which is still reasonable) but our embarkation is only at 5. We could have extended our stay but at 15 euros per hour. In CDN$ that’s quite steep."

"Resort is very nice with a great location and the center pool is a highlight. Service, while very friendly is very slow. We had to wait 45mins past check-in time to get into our room (3pm check-in) and there were multiple instances where we would be waiting for a bartender or waiter to attend to us. We were on island time, not rushing, but there was an instance where I was the only person at the bar and the bartender let me wait 20 mins so he could finish a conversation with a colleague. ...