The Luxeley

Clean and modern, with really good food and service. I’d definitely recommend it for a staycation.

We could hang out in the common area for entertainment, so there was no need to leave the property. Restaurants are within walking distance, and the junction is about a minute away. The rooms are spacious and very comfortable, and breakfast was excellent and included. The staff were courteous and gave wonderful service. Best value in Mayaro.

The customer service really stood out to me. The place is so clean and has a modern look, and it was absolutely amazing. Worth every penny. I’m so glad I found this gem, and I’ll definitely be back ❤

The service was the thing that set Luxeley apart for us. Mandesa and the whole team were warm, helpful, and worked hard to make our weekend comfortable. We’ll be back. We chose this boutique hotel for our trip to south east Trinidad in July/August 2020. It had opened in late 2019 and seemed suited to both business travellers and vacationers. It’s on the Manzanilla- Mayaro Main Road, with the Mayaro Police Station and Health Centre just minutes away. The rooms felt roomy and comfortable, with a well-planned layout, air conditioning, and a comfortable bed. There was DirecTV and Netflix in the sitting area, plus a desk near the mini-fridge and microwave. The shower and toilet were separate, and toiletries and a hair dryer were provided. The rooftop was my favourite spot, quiet and great for star-gazing. It’s also big enough for events like weddings, ceremonies, or performances. There’s an outdoor pool and pool table in the recreation area. A gym and kids' playroom were in the works in March 2021. Breakfast in the Dining Room was generous, with fruit, cereal, eggs, sausages, bacon, hash browns, pancakes, choka, shark, muffins, sweet bread, and homemade bread and bake. Lunch and dinner were available at the hotel too, and there were other food options within walking distance of the Luxeley. During the Covid-19 pandemic, the rooms were thoroughly cleaned before guests arrived, with at least 24 hours between guests in each room to reduce the possibility of community spread. Hand sanitizer stations were set up outside the front doors, at check-in, and in the lounge and dining area. Masks were worn in public areas, and gloves were available for handling food during meals.