Top Rex Resorts in Lowlands from $200

A wooden pier extending into calm waters, with a thatched-roof structure at the end and boats in the distance.

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A swimming pool with a gazebo, palm trees, and a view of the ocean.

1. Starfish Tobago Resort

Plymouth

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$180 nightly

Nov 27 - Nov 28

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Top Lowlands Hotel Reviews

Blue Waters Inn

10/10 Excellent

"We only stayed one night at Blue Waters as part of a tour of the island. It proved a very relaxed and enjoyable stay. The facilities were very good and we slept very well. All rooms have a sea view and are well appointed. The restaurant offered an international menu. The food being of a high standard. We'd happily have spent longer there."

Bacolet Beach Club

8/10 Good

"The property was well kept, the rooms were clean, the views were stunning and the food was exceptional. My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay and everything the hotel had to offer. On the first night of my stay we had an issue with the shower and toilet in our room and after reporting the issue, we were relocated and upgraded to a superior room within 20 minutes. The only complaint I had with the room was that temperature of the hot water was a bit on the colder side, but everything else in the room was great. The food from the restaurant was absolutely on point and exceeded our expectations. The lunch and dinner menu had enough options to choose from however I felt that the breakfast buffet could of had a few more options, but it tasted great none the less. One thing I would like to highlight though is that while walking on the private beach I did see quite a bit of the fruit from the manchineel tree (i.e. the apple of death) on the sand. I didn't see any signs warning persons of the fruit and the dangers associated with it. With that being said, we did enjoy our stay at the Bacelot Beach Club and would definitely be visiting again in the future."