We are your home in Trinidad! Located in the Historic Community of Federation Park, St. Clair, Port-of-Spain, Kiskadee Korner Guesthouse is conveniently situated within walking distance to restaurants, pharmacies, supermarkets, clothing stores, commercial banks and two shopping malls; Ellerslie Plaza Mall and Long Circular Mall. For the Business travelers we are in proximity to many conference centers in and around the city of Port of Spain; persons visiting the various embassies can do so within walking distance from where we are. The leisure and fun seekers can enjoy a cool 10 minutes walk to the Emperor Valley Zoo and The Royal Botanical Gardens or have an ice cold coconut and many local dishes at the Queen's Park Savannah. Those exercise enthusiast who do not wish to go to the nearby state of the art gyms can challenge themselves to a run up the Lady Chancellor Hill located in the vicinity of the Savannah while the cricket lovers can walk to the Queen's Park Oval to enjoy an exciting game of cricket. Families can visit their loved ones in the St Clair Medical Center.

Hello Everyone! Nice to see that your're visiting our page! Sharron and the Kiskadee Korner Family will do our best to ensure that your stay is a memorable one whether you are visiting for business or leisure! We built our guesthouse with the best intentions for our guests to enjoy the ambiance of the garden, have a refreshing swim in our pool or simply bask in the sun on a lounge chair on the pool deck after a long day. We are delighted to offer you a safe and private home away from home.... We look forward to seeing you soon! Kiskadee Korner Family

A little bit about our Neighbourhood; The Federation Park, St. Clair. The Federation Park was originally built to house delegates to the Federal Parliament of the West Indies Federation between 1958 to 1962. During this period, various islands in the Caribbean that were colonies of the United Kingdom, including Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, Jamaica, Grenada, Antigua and other Leeward and Windward Islands, came together to form the Federation with the intention to become independent from Britain as a single state. However, due to some internal political conflicts, the Federation quickly dissolved and by the mid 1990's many of these houses were sold off to affluent business persons. Today a fairly large portion of these houses have been either renovated or completely replaced by more modern multimillion-dollar mansions that are rented out to foreign embassies as residences and oil companies to house their expatriate senior staff. If you walk around the neighbourhood you will recognize the unique names of each street dedicated to former members of the Federation.