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"It was a nice place but access was an issue for me. Due to the power outages in Trindad the owner locked the front doors early and did not provide a key. It did feel like a home stay with limited privacy. The owners were super nice and helpful "

"Amamos a pousada e a cidade. A equipe da pousada é sensacional! Cristian e sua equipe são maravilhosos! Recomendo fortemente! "

"We loved our stay! Pupito and Carmen are the sweetest people! They always do everything to make your stay as comfortable as possible! They don’t speak English though, so make sure to download Spanish on Google translate. The electricity comes and goes, but they have generator (but it doesn’t power the AC). The breakfast was great, we were able to do our laundry too! The only note is that the single bed in our room was rather uncomfortable, but the double one was great! "

"The room was lovely, a huge bed plus a seating area with loads of cushions. Hot water in the shower even during one of the power cuts, and they had their own supply in the evenings so I wasn't in the dark, as I have been at some other places.."

"Lydia was a great host. Super friendly and helpful. Breakfast was nice and the room was lovely!"

"Great stay, great host Roberto, suggested good restaurants, transfers and many other things. Important: because of electricity generator you have wifi 24 hours. Highly recommend. "

"The hostess was extremely helpful."

"This is a beautiful property with enormous rooms and very good decoration. The bathrooms are huge and spotless, with nice touches. Best bathroom of our 2 week stay. There is both aircon and a good fan. The internal area offers a place to sit, as does the large formal dining/lounge room. Nice breakfast included. Javier and the team looked after us very well, and he speaks very good English, so can help you. You need to be aware of some street noise, mainly on a Friday/Saturday night. This comes from various bars and from some motorcycles. You won't hear it over the aircon/fan too much. Also, the power cuts make it difficult for everyone. Check the restuarant/bar has a generator - most do. The casa is located close to the beautiful square and a craft market, which fills with tourist buses each day and empties around 5.00 pm. But there is also local street life, with some bars that have music and a little port area nearby - at the bottom of the road where the craft market is. Power cuts were an inconveiniece, but the Palacio has a generator. Nice breakfast. If you like walking around (without too much hassle) then the Punta Gorda peninsular, just beyond the port, is a great place to walk 2-3 miles out and back. Good sunsets. One of the best things to do from there is visit the Niche waterfalls. Great experience. Javier can tell you about it, as we offered him and a friend a ride there on our way to Trinidad. Enjoy!"

"We enjoyed our stay, our hosts were friendly and welcoming. They served a delicious welcome drink when we got settled into our room. Breakfast is extra but a great variety and delicious food. Great location. We would definitely recommend the hostal. Thanks so much for your lovely hospitality."