My wife and I stayed at Cap Est in October 2010 (yes I know that was some time ago!) and will never forget this place. While it was out of season and we came as a package from American Airlines, we were treated as the 'only' guests that the Resort had. Staff were without fault, some spoke English (why do... More

I invited a group of sales managers for dinner at the beach restaurant of the resort (which is not the main restaurant). Avoid this place! Food is very average, service is appalling and prices are a rip-off (130€ pp for a cocktail, a salad, a steak, one scoop of ice-cream and some average wine). I had decided not to review... More

I can recommend this resort. It is the best accommodation on the whole island. I liked very much dinners at the restaurant Le Belem with professional service. On the other hand I recommend the book 15 minute French. To understand something is very helpful (e.g. at breakfast: Do you have a pancake? No. Hmm… Do you have a crêpe. Yes.).... More

Upon arrival we had to take our luggage to the reception area as there was no one around to take care of it! Finding someone who can speak English is like winning the lottery! When I mentioned this to the GM his reply was that his clients are usually French (speaks for itself)! When I asked the reception about site... More

Our experience at the Cap Est was a very positive one - the setting is beautiful as the resort lies within a charming laguna, with crystal clear waters and immersed in vegetation. The main area of the resort is simple, with basic tropical style furnishings (lots of wood, flowers, bamboo etc with an oriental touch such as incense burning). The... More

Despite not everything is great about this place, I love it, because it is so beautiful! We spent a week in this resort in the beginning of February with our little twin boys. We were welcomed very warmly and were explained everything. We booked a deluxe suite which was simply great. We liked it very much. It was so comfortable... More

Cap Est We stayed for seven nights in April 2011 in a deluxe lagoon room with private pool.  Summary: Overall, Cap Est is a lovely location, and our room (deluxe lagoon view with plunge pool) was very nice.  Unfortunately, at times, this felt less of a holiday in paradise and more of a trip to Fawlty Towers!  The hotel -... More

This is not a "Resort" - its facilities are far too limited. It is in the wrong place: you need a car or a taxi to go out anywhere, since you can't walk along the sea in either direction (because of private land), and the roads outside the gate pass through housing estates. Also the Atlantic side of Martinique is... More

We stayed for 8 nights at the end of March in a deluxe suite with plunge pool. The resort is all-suite (50 rooms) and has three basic grades of room, all of which have a sea-view, many actually edge onto the beach. The room we had was amazingly private and yet had an un-interuppted view of the lagoon and private... More