From US$ 150 night

Birdie'S Nest Black Rock

Fort Bennett Street 43
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2 guests

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From US$ 150 night
Jun 11 Jun 12
Type: Apartment
Check-in: 15:00-23:59
Check-out: 12:00

Overview

Standing a 5-minute walk from Turtle Beach, Birdie'S Nest Black Rock hotel offers an outdoor swimming pool. This aparthotel also includes a patio with a swimming pool.

Location

Courland Monument is a short way from the 4-star hotel and Fort Bennett is 1.3 km away. Within a 10-minute drive of the property, guests can visit Scarborough.

Transport

For those travelling from afar, Crown Point International airport is 20 minutes' drive away.

Nearby Attractions

Located a 25-minute stroll from Adventure Farm and Nature Reserve, the Birdie'S Nest puts the city at your fingertips.

Rooms

An iron and ironing board, and an air conditioner, along with tea and coffee making equipment, provide in-room convenience at this Black Rock hotel. They also have a fridge, a toaster, and a stovetop. Bathroom amenities include a walk-in shower and a separate toilet, along with comforts such as a hair dryer and bath sheets.

Relax & Wellness

Active guests will be interested in bike loans arranged by the Birdie'S Nest Black Rock.

Rooms & Availability

Apartment with Sea View

2 max
Apartment
580 m² 6243 ft²

Impressions

Nestled in the heart of Black Rock, the splendid hotel offers a culinary adventure that intertwines local flavors with global gastronomic trends, making it a beacon for food enthusiasts. As soon as I stepped into the hotel’s main dining area, the ambience enveloped me. The warmth of the décor, with its vibrant Caribbean colors and tasteful wooden accents, immediately set the stage for what was to come. It was as if the very walls whispered secrets of the local culture and foodie traditions that had been passed down through generations. I reveled in the anticipation of tasting dishes crafted with care, each one telling a story of the island’s rich history and culinary diversity.

The menu at the hotel’s restaurant is a true testament to the talent of the chefs, who have masterfully utilized fresh, local ingredients sourced from nearby markets and fishermen. Each dish carries the signature of Trinidadian cuisine while also incorporating international flair. I was particularly enamored with the seafood specialties, where the catch of the day was transformed into a delightful medley of flavors that danced on my palate. The grilled lionfish, adorned with a tangy mango salsa, was a highlight—a perfect marriage of Spicy and sweet that captured the essence of the tropics. Moreover, the dedicated team was not just serving food; they were creating an experience. Engaging storytelling around the origins of local delicacies made every bite feel like a part of a larger narrative that celebrated Caribbean culture.

Evenings at the hotel often culminated in delightful culinary events, transforming dining into a cultural extravaganza. I was fortunate enough to attend a themed night where local chefs showcased traditional dishes, and vibrant steelpan music filled the air. Sharing a communal table with fellow guests, we indulged in the rich flavors of curry crab and dumplings, all while trading travel stories and laughter. It was a communal celebration of food, enhancing the experience of dining at the hotel beyond just sustenance. The blend of lively conversation, the scents of simmering spices, and the stunning seaside view created an atmosphere that was nothing short of magical. Each experience anchored my belief that this hotel in Black Rock was more than just a place to stay—it was a gateway to the gastronomic heartbeat of Trinidad and Tobago.

Positives and negatives

  • Within 10 minutes' walk to the town centre.

Facilities

Services

  • Airport shuttle
  • Car hire
  • Tours/Ticket assistance

Dining

  • Cookware/ Kitchen utensils

Spa & Leisure

  • Outdoor swimming pool
  • Beach access
  • Garden area
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Tourist attractions in Black Rock
Tourist attractions in Black Rock

Local sights

  • 4 km 2.5 mi Danny's Inflatable Water Park
  • 3.5 km 2.2 mi Kimme Museum
  • 3.8 km 2.4 mi Goat Race Stadium
  • 4.2 km 2.6 mi Buccoo Beach
  • 1 km 0.6 mi Great Courland Bay
  • 2.6 km 1.6 mi The Kimme Museum Institute
  • 1.2 km 0.8 mi Fort Bennett
  • 3.9 km 2.4 mi Mystery Tombstone
  • 4 km 2.5 mi Fort James
  • 2.9 km 1.8 mi Adventure Farm and Nature Reserve

Dining options

  • 1.1 km 0.7 mi Waves Restaurant& Bar
  • 1.3 km 0.8 mi Waves

Frequently Asked Questions

"Is the airport close to Birdie'S Nest hotel?"

Birdie'S Nest hotel is placed within a 20-minute drive from Crown Point International airport.

"Is there an airport transfer provided by the 4-star Birdie'S Nest hotel?"

Yes, an airport shuttle can be arranged by the 4-star Birdie'S Nest hotel.

"What is the time period for check-in and check-out at the hotel?"

Guests can check in from 15:00 to 22:00 and check out from 12:00 to 12:00.

"Is parking free of charge at the aparthotel?"

Yes, during the stay at the aparthotel you can leave your car in parking spaces for free.

"Which popular attractions are located near the Birdie'S Nest hotel?"

Staying at the Birdie'S Nest hotel, you shouldn't miss Black Rock's main landmarks, Fort King George Park (7 km the accommodation) and Adventure Farm and Nature Reserve, located nearly a 25-minute walk away.

"Which payment methods does the 4-star Birdie'S Nest hotel support?"

The 4-star Birdie'S Nest hotel can accept the following payment methods:

  • American Express
  • Visa
  • Discover
  • Maestro
  • Diners Club
  • JCB

"What amenities does the Black Rock aparthotel provide in the guest rooms?"

Featuring an adjoining terrace and a balcony, the rooms of the Black Rock aparthotel also come with self-catering options like tea/coffee making equipment.

Summary

✔️ Rating 8.8 / 10
🏷️ Min Price $150
Reviews 9
📍 Landmarks nearby Danny's Inflatable Water Park , Kimme Museum , Goat Race Stadium