The 'Comfort Suite' was fantastic. A slightly odd layout with the bed in the kitchen but it was clean, the staff were friendly and we shared the swimming pool with just one neighbour. The 'residence' is made up of a lot of separate buildings, so it feels very much as though you have your own place. There's ample parking and the view was breathtaking.
The 'Comfort Suite' was fantastic. A slightly odd layout with the bed in the kitchen but it was clean, the staff were friendly and we shared the swimming pool with just one neighbour. The 'residence' is made up of a lot of separate buildings, so it feels very much as though you have your own place. There's ample parking and the view was breathtaking.
DOMINIC
Reviewed December 13, 2025Reviewed December 13, 2025
This is a beautiful small hotel situated on a quiet, mainly residential road about 5 minutes drive outside St. François.The property is very clean, neat and tidy with pleasant gardens and infinity pool to the rear which overlooks the Caribbean Sea and over to Dominica and Marie Galante. Breakfast is taken looking out over the pool, gardens and the water beyond which is a perfect way to start the day. The rooms are spacious, well equipped and spotlessly clean and decorated in a French style with...
This is a beautiful small hotel situated on a quiet, mainly residential road about 5 minutes drive outside St. François.The property is very clean, neat and tidy with pleasant gardens and infinity pool to the rear which overlooks the Caribbean Sea and over to Dominica and Marie Galante. Breakfast is taken looking out over the pool, gardens and the water beyond which is a perfect way to start the day. The rooms are spacious, well equipped and spotlessly clean and decorated in a French style with...
The hotel was in a beautiful setting and the staff could not have been more helpful. As it is the low season we had the pool and hotel to ourselves some days. At the weekends it does get busy as the locals come to use the pool and have dinner. Hiring a car is essential, we thought we could hire bikes but the hills are just too steep. The food was lovely. The only down was the mosquitos and sand flies. Take spray! We hardly ventured onto balcony because of them. Road noise did not bother us but...
The hotel was in a beautiful setting and the staff could not have been more helpful. As it is the low season we had the pool and hotel to ourselves some days. At the weekends it does get busy as the locals come to use the pool and have dinner. Hiring a car is essential, we thought we could hire bikes but the hills are just too steep. The food was lovely. The only down was the mosquitos and sand flies. Take spray! We hardly ventured onto balcony because of them. Road noise did not bother us but...
Super kind owners! They were very accommodating with the requests that we had and I am very grateful to them for their help.
The room itself had the best working AC in all of our trip around Guadeloupe and the swimming pool was really nice.
100% recommend, even if you don't have a car as there is a bus stop nearby and it's a roughly 15 minutes walk to one of the nicest beaches on the island.
Merci beaucoup!!
Super kind owners! They were very accommodating with the requests that we had and I am very grateful to them for their help.
The room itself had the best working AC in all of our trip around Guadeloupe and the swimming pool was really nice.
100% recommend, even if you don't have a car as there is a bus stop nearby and it's a roughly 15 minutes walk to one of the nicest beaches on the island.
Merci beaucoup!!
My wife and I stayed there from 30/03/2016 fo 11/04/2016. The hotel is in a beautiful quiet location in its own grounds. Comfortable room, nice pool and gardens. The food is absolutely first class!
Service was excellent. Whilst we had a car, it would be possible to walk to the nearby beach.
We recommend this hotel highly and would not hesitate to return.
My wife and I stayed there from 30/03/2016 fo 11/04/2016. The hotel is in a beautiful quiet location in its own grounds. Comfortable room, nice pool and gardens. The food is absolutely first class!
Service was excellent. Whilst we had a car, it would be possible to walk to the nearby beach.
We recommend this hotel highly and would not hesitate to return.
Treated myself to a solo trip and night and what a treat it was. Extremely pricey, but seriously indulging. Late check out must be booked in advance in case you didn’t know (I didn’t) and so I had to fork out an extra €200 to upgrade to a different room and pay for late check out (which annoyingly they waived for my friend who stayed there a week beforehand)
Treated myself to a solo trip and night and what a treat it was. Extremely pricey, but seriously indulging. Late check out must be booked in advance in case you didn’t know (I didn’t) and so I had to fork out an extra €200 to upgrade to a different room and pay for late check out (which annoyingly they waived for my friend who stayed there a week beforehand)
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