Villa Tokara Boutique Hotel

Beautiful property, we had a complimentary upgrade and the room was amazing. We felt right at home, had all the amenities you need. The property itself felt quiet and relaxing yet had everything you need close by(5-10 minute walk). Staff was excellent and helped with all our check in/check out needs. Will definitely be back in the future

What a gem of a place. So special To be able to stay in one of the historical properties in the district and be able to walk to all the sights. So many excellent dining options within a block. Loved every minute of the stay.

The hotel is a private large old Dutch colonial . It has an artsy flavor inside and out . There is a pool . Two three very good restaurants are in 3 min walk . That’s about it . The water in our shower was so hot , and it was not possible to regulate it . We complained but it did not change . There is no real blankets , just a bed cover , which was slippery off the bedsheet. The bed in our room was not very comfortable . They have no receptionist on duty past 11 am . They have cleaning ladies, which stay till 4 pm , they gave us shampoo after we asked for it . Shampoo is a basic stuff even in 2 star hotels. The property has a huge front yard and the tables but because no one is at the hotel to give you a drink and food if you ask - you are on your own . Overall - for 2 nights it was ok , but I would not choose it to come back .

A lovely hotel. Parking is in their gated lot, not on the street. Staff very friendly and helpful. We had the upstairs suite. Only the bedroom is air conditioned. Both the bedroom and the sitting room are very large. The lighting was too dim for my taste, except for in the bathroom. The bathroom doesn't have a door between it and the sitting room. I am told that this is a trend in many places to give the illusion of more space. There are five restaurants essentially next door. We tried four of them Mosa/Cana, Serafina, Bklyn, and Rosedael's(?) All very good, Mosa/Cana being my favorite with Serafina a very close second. Short walk to other restaurants, and the Queen Emma Bridge.