Right on the bay, this is the only accommodation option at Maracas, but it has a bit of a Mary Celeste air. Its rooms are simple and a bit musty, but face the ocean and have porches. There's a restaurant on-site. No wi-fi.
Maracas Bay Hotel
Trinidad
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