Blue Haven Hotel - Bacolet Bay - Tobago

To put it bluntly Blue Haven needs gutting. The rooms are tired and dirty, the “Shutters”restaurant has shut down, the so called wonderful beach is just strewn with broken deckchairs, and litter. Need I say more. I am also led to believe that this hotel is now for sale. Let’s hope someone buys it and put it back to its former glory!

From the most friendly and accommodating staff, view of the ocean from your room, access to ‘your very own beach’, sunsets stemmed into starry nights on the terrace while having dinner and cocktails. Blue haven is nothing short of the perfect getaway ❤️…

This unique hotel with a great history is set in an idyllic picturesque location just a few minutes from the airport and capital city. Delightful restaurant with fantastic food and friendly atmosphere. Has been host to royalty and Hollywood legends. The large pool and sandy beach cater for a pleasurable and relaxing visit.

Royalty and Hollywood stars have been here, movies have been filmed here, and we were treated like royalty too!! With a breathtaking view of the Atlantic, and a secluded sandy beach this hotel is a dream come true. Absolutely top notch cuisine and attentive staff make it THE place to stay in Tobago.

We had the best time ever in blue haven!we booked our room thru their website and we traveled all the way from turkey with my wife and 3.5 years old girl . We stayed 1 week and everything was great . Amazing beach and best food in town! Entire staff always smiling very polite . I would definitely recommend and would like to go back soon . Also special thanks to manager karl ✌️

Stunning location and friendly staff but unfortunately the hotel is extremely run down as you will be able to see from the pictures. Desperate need of refurbishment, black moles in the bath, complimentary breakfast was a basket of toast as they had run out of butter on the second day and also run out of orange juice, We were there for two nights only but would have had to change hotels if staying any longer

The staff were excellent and tried to accommodate us as much as they could. Unfortunately the property is in need of a lot of repair… it has great potential because the surroundings are beautiful. Rooms are outdated and not as clean and fresh. We were the only guests on premises

The Blue Haven hotel exceeded all our expectations! The view from the terrace is just picturesque - a true tropical paradise! The staff was incredibly helpful and the rooms always clean. The food was delicious (highlight being the catch of the day). It was our first visit to Tobago and will definitely be back at the Blue Haven soon. Highly recommended!

Pro: This is an older hotel with great character. The owner has done a great job with the re-model over Covid. The view from almost anywhere is fantastic, overlooking the entry to the Scarborough harbor. A nice public beach is just steps away. I think this is an overlooked property due to Covid and somewhat out of the way location. I was the only one there for my two day stay! Basically, the whole staff was waiting on just me! For that reason, my review may be a bit skewed. Although the restaurant was not open there is a bar by the lobby and they had the full menu available there. It was nice to talk directly to the chief and the food was great. Again I was the only one there so maybe I was treated better than if it was crowded. The room was comfortable and I slept well having the sliding door open to the ocean breeze and the sound of the waves. Con: There are two building structures for the hotel rooms. I stayed in what would be the original structure and it was in good shape considering it’s an older structure. Next to it was an odd-looking cube like rooms with a separate roof structure. It is totally out of place and since I did not stay in that section have no idea what the rooms are like. IMO they should be torn down and rebuilt to match the older section. If you stay I would be confirming your room is in the original structure! Note: This is Tobago and in general things are a bit run down and the sea air takes its toll on everything. I mention thi