Although we arrived very late, staff was exceptionally friendly and did their best to speak English. Our room was quiet, spacious, and spotless. The bed was very comfortable. The room included a kitchen with dishes and a dining-room table. A balcony overlooked the bakery next door, cafes, and small shops. The little commuter boat to Fort-de-France stopped just two blocks... More

We spent a night here after a mix up with another hotel and found it delightful. The rooms were simple, but the sheets crisp and white, the hot water was hot, the soap smelled lovely. At breakfast, croissants were fresh, the coffee strong, and the fruit delicious. Our children were delighted with the pool, and staff uniformly charming and helpful.... More

It's definitely not superb, and needs some maintenance upgrades. But it's the cheapest standard-class hotel in Trois Ilets and definitely worth a few days stay. Pluses: large pool, relatively close to beach (10 mins walk), lots of restaurants and excursions nearby, decent large rooms with complete kitchenette, friendly staff. Okay except one receptionist who found the (sole) elevator being broken... More

I had the misfortune to visit Martinique due to a seriously ill friend in hospital. Martinique would benefit greatly if Sarkozy used the whole island as a nuclear testing site. Only people who grew up in war torn Bosnia would feel slightly at home in the capital Fort-de-France (although Bosnia improved!). I was told by locals I was lucky to... More

Clean and comfortable in the heart of the Trois-Ilets resort area and 15 minutes by ferry from Fort-de-France. A five-minute walk to the beach. The free breakfast is great although the eggs reminded me of the Army--maybe the French like them runny. In the evening, the restaurant has a prix fixe menu. I didn't try it because the area is... More