The first all-inclusive hotel in Tobago remains a very popular choice for young couples. This is not a luxury hotel, and the restaurants are mediocre; however, it is not a bad value for those looking for the basics. Although the hotel is on one of the nicer beaches in Tobago, it is a public beach, and peddlers may sometimes be a problem. Guests here can also use the spa facilities at the tonier Le Grand Courlan for a fee. Pros: large rooms; lively pool area. Cons: mediocre food offerings; free drinks can sometime make for a rowdy crowd.
Reviewed by westysuffolk from Suffolk England on 1/14/08
The Grafton is in my opinion a two star hotel it cannot be classed as a resort at this time 20/12/07-03/01/08
there was no swim up bar no water sports due to insurance problems no new fine dining restaurant the rooms do not feel like they have been renovated with old soft furnishings and non working showers the sun beds were filthy the food was very poor and you might as well not go all inclusive as they run out of food as well as drinks. We were lucky to be moved don't take that chance avoid it like the plague
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