Candles in the Wind
Trinidad and Tobago
At a glance
Candles in the Wind is a guesthouse in Bon Accord Integrated Estate, Crown Point, Tobago, Trinidad and Tobago. The property is designed around a cosy, homely style, with air-conditioned accommodation suited to independent travellers, families and groups seeking a practical base for an island stay.
The guesthouse has eight bedrooms, with a mix of double and twin beds. Each room includes an en-suite toilet and bath with hot and cold water, air conditioning, a ceiling fan, television, DVD collection and built-in cupboards. The room setup allows the property to accommodate up to 29 people, making it suitable for group accommodation as well as smaller stays.
Two fully equipped kitchens, one on each floor, support self-catering arrangements. Facilities include large refrigerators and freezers with filtered water and ice dispensers, cooking ranges, microwaves, toasters, electric kettles, a coffee percolator, a gas barbecue grill and a selection of cutlery and cooking utensils. This arrangement gives guests the option to prepare meals rather than rely entirely on dining out.
A laundry area with a large-capacity washer and dryer is available for guest use. The combination of en-suite rooms, kitchen facilities and laundry access gives the property a straightforward, residential feel, with shared amenities that work particularly well for longer stays or group travel.
Candles in the Wind is positioned in the Crown Point area, close to the Bon Accord district and the wider south-western Tobago setting. Its atmosphere is centred on comfort and a home-away-from-home approach rather than formal hotel service. The mix of private bedrooms and shared facilities makes it a practical choice for travellers who value space, self-catering convenience and a relaxed guesthouse environment.
For group visits, the full building can be arranged around shared accommodation, while double and twin room configurations offer flexibility for different party sizes. Candles in the Wind suits families and organised groups looking for a communal base, as well as travellers who prefer the independence of kitchen and laundry facilities during a Tobago holiday.
