The Lauren Taylor Villa Overview
The Lauren Taylor is a spacious five-bedroom villa within Tobago Plantations Estate, accommodating up to 12 guests. Renovated in 2023–2024, the property combines its original Caribbean-inspired architecture by Stephen Mendez with updated interiors, modern amenities, and comfortable indoor-outdoor living spaces.
The fully air-conditioned villa includes one ground-floor suite and four upper-level bedrooms, with five bathrooms and six beds comprising five Queen beds and one King bed. Its open-plan kitchen, dining and living spaces overlook the tropical gardens, private pool and jacuzzi.
Located near Shandison Villa, The Lauren Taylor provides a convenient accommodation option for larger groups wishing to reserve both properties, subject to availability.
Villa
4000 sq. ft.
5 Bedrooms
6 Beds . Sleeps 12
5 Bathrooms
5 Full Baths
Spaces
Kitchen . Living Room . Patio . Gazebo
- Proud member of the Tobago Hotel and Tourism Association.
Outdoor Spaces
The Lauren Taylor is surrounded by landscaped tropical gardens and offers generous spaces for relaxing and entertaining outdoors. Guests can enjoy the private swimming pool and jacuzzi, a covered gazebo, poolside seating, and recreational areas throughout the grounds.
The villa’s setting within Tobago Plantations Estate also provides convenient access to the estate’s scenic pathways and nearby golf course, creating a comfortable environment for family holidays and group getaways.
Villa Ammenities
Spacious private parking
Private pool with jacuzzi
Smart tvs with Netflix
Bluetooth speaker
Covered gazebo
Landscaped tropical gardens
Bedroom balcony
Fully air-conditioned villa
High-speed Wi-Fi
Office and study
Birds and Tropical Wildlife
The landscaped gardens and natural surroundings of Tobago Plantations Estate attract a variety of tropical birds and other wildlife. Guests may spot colourful native and migratory species around the estate, particularly during the quieter morning and late-afternoon hours.
This image was captured by award-winning nature photographer William Barrow and showcases some of Tobago’s remarkable birdlife.
