Welcome to The Sanctuary. A boutique accommodation in Belmont, Port of Spain, and your base for discovering Trinidad — its neighbourhoods, culture, Carnival, food, and the natural landscape beyond the city.
The Sanctuary is a boutique accommodation on Belmont Circular Road, one of the oldest residential streets in Port of Spain. Four colour-themed studios and Quincy's Quarters, our two-bedroom apartment, share a single quiet address, close to Queen’s Park Savannah and the cultural heart of the capital.
Guests find comfortable accommodation, an intimate scale, and a location that opens onto Trinidad’s neighbourhoods, culture, and coastline. The Sanctuary is designed for travellers who want a considered home base rather than a resort.
Quincy’s Quarters — our premium two-bedroom apartment — and four colour-themed studios. Same building, same standard. Choose the accommodation that suits the trip.
Belmont is a hillside neighbourhood of historic residential streets, mas camps, and pan yards that predate the city’s modern grid. From The Sanctuary’s black gate, Queen’s Park Savannah is within walking distance, downtown Port of Spain is a short drive, and Trinidad’s Carnival heritage is quite literally at the door.
It is a working residential community — not a tourist quarter — which is precisely what makes it a distinctive place to stay.
Discover BelmontTrinidad is a genuine cultural destination — music, cuisine, natural landscape, and heritage that reward a longer stay. Begin with the pillars below.
Trinidad Carnival is one of the world’s most significant cultural festivals, built around soca, calypso, steelpan, mas, and a full season of events that extend well beyond the two climactic days.
Trinidad is the birthplace of steelpan. Panyards throughout Belmont and Port of Spain host rehearsals and performances, particularly in the weeks leading up to Panorama.
Doubles, roti, pelau, bake and shark, callaloo — Trinidad’s cuisine draws on African, Indian, Chinese, Syrian, and European traditions, and is one of the country’s defining cultural expressions.
Rainforest, wetlands, waterfalls, and one of the richest birding destinations in the western hemisphere — from the Caroni Bird Sanctuary to the northern range.
The north coast — Maracas, Las Cuevas, Blanchisseuse — and the wide Atlantic beaches of the east. Coastline for every kind of visit.
Downtown, the Savannah, the Magnificent Seven, the Royal Botanic Gardens, Ariapita Avenue — Trinidad’s capital rewards close, unhurried exploration.
The two climactic days of Carnival Monday and Tuesday are only the summit. Fetes, panorama, J’ouvert, Kings & Queens, and traditional mas unfold across weeks. Belmont is home to several historic mas camps, and The Sanctuary sits within the neighbourhood at the centre of it.
Trinidad’s identity lives in its plates, its music, and its history. Each connects — the pan yards were built by the same neighbourhoods that shaped the food and the culture.

Multicultural, unmistakably Trinidadian. Street food, Sunday lunch, fine dining, and everything in between.

Belmont maintains a long connection to steelpan and Carnival culture, with several pan yards active throughout the neighbourhood and surrounding areas.

African, Indian, Chinese, Syrian, and European heritage shape Trinidad’s festivals, food, architecture, and daily life — the foundation of everything a visitor sees.
Curated frameworks for making the most of a Trinidad visit. Adjust the pace to your interests — culture, food, nature, or Carnival.
All itinerariesThe Sanctuary is located on Belmont Circular Road. We are not on a corner. Look for the black gate on arrival.
Approximate travel times based on typical conditions. Actual times vary with traffic and weather.
Transportation arrangements, restaurant guidance, day-trip planning, group and Carnival coordination — the reservations team is available to assist with planning ahead of your stay. Transportation is not automatically included; arrangements are made in advance upon request.