Woodbrook on the Avenue
Trinidad and Tobago
At a glance
Woodbrook on the Avenue is a boutique guesthouse at 35 Methuen Street in Woodbrook, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. The property offers hotel-style accommodation with a residential feel, making it suited to short stays, longer visits, transit stops and guests seeking a base near the city’s dining and entertainment areas.
The guesthouse is positioned just off Ariapita Avenue, one of Woodbrook’s established areas for restaurants, bars and evening activity. Its location also provides access to nearby sporting venues, including the national stadium and Queens Park Oval. Embassies, consular services and medical facilities in Port of Spain are also within reach, with transport support available for guests who need assistance reaching medical appointments.
Accommodation is arranged in several self-contained units. Rooms are air conditioned and include cable television, while Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Guest rooms are fitted with kitchenettes, giving the accommodation a practical self-catering element. Some rooms use a shared bathroom, and certain units include a patio. Complimentary toiletries are provided.
The setting is a gated compound with secured parking and continuous CCTV monitoring. The property also provides wheelchair access. Its combination of private accommodation, on-site facilities and a location close to Ariapita Avenue makes it suitable for independent travellers, families or friends travelling together, visiting sports groups, people attending training, and guests staying during Carnival. Small functions and group bookings can also be accommodated.
Additional services include airport and seaport transfers, car rentals and scenic tours. These options give the guesthouse a practical role for visitors arriving in Port of Spain, guests moving between accommodation and transport hubs, and travellers planning to explore beyond the immediate neighbourhood. The atmosphere is straightforward and residential, with the convenience of a central urban base and the flexibility of kitchenette-equipped rooms.