Turtle Beach by Rex Resorts

Scarborough (Trinidad And Tobago), Trinidad And Tobago

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Turtle Beach by Rex Resorts ***

PO Box 201 Courland Bay, Scarborough (Trinidad And Tobago), Trinidad And Tobago

Ranking: Turtle Beach by Rex Resorts is ranked 1st out of 4 accommodation options available in Scarborough (Trinidad And Tobago).

Classification: 3 Star Hotel

The Turtle Beach by rex resorts Tobago offers both all-inclusive and room-only rates upscale beachfront accommodations on Tobago, approximately six miles from Crown Point Airport and about 80 miles from Piarco International Airport. The property's amenities include an outdoor pool, tennis court, restaurant, a bar/lounge, beach bar, beach access, water sports, tour desk, laundry valet, currency exchange, shops, babysitting, wedding services, and a children's club. There are 125 rooms at this hotel. Each room has air-conditioning, balcony, private bathroom with tub and shower, television and telephone. This property has the option of an all-inclusive package which includes buffet breakfast, lunch, and dinner in Kiskadee Restaurant, afternoon tea, selected cocktails, local beers, locally bottled spirits, house wine by the glass and soft drinks (excluding bottle water), windsurfing, sunfish sailing, snorkeling, an introductory scuba lesson in the pool, evening entertainment, tennis, and all taxes and gratuities Rates are based on double occupancy. Charges for extra adults may apply and will be due directly to the hotel. Please note that this property offers both all-inclusive and room only categories. Please choose the appropriate all-inclusive/inclusive room category if you would like for your stay to include meals, beverages and additional offers specific to the hotel. All-inclusive programs vary by hotel, please see hotel description for details. The price listed for room categories not designated as all-inclusive reflects only the room rate, tax and fees and will not include meals or beverages

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