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"Beautiful peaceful small boutique hotel right on the beach with excellent staff and good restaurant. Would definitely stay here again"

"We had an amazing stay at Six Senses La Sagesse. As others have noted, the staff is top notch, super friendly and always willing to assist. Our room, which faced the lagoon, was spacious, and nicely appointed. The bed is unforgettable! I slept better at Six Senses than any other resort I've been at. While I don't want to consider this a negative, we did sometimes have problems with communications through the resort App. The positive side is that they respond very promptly and attend to whatever you ask but we did have a few instances of confusion over dinner reservations (one time setting us up a dinner reservation for a restaurant that doesn't serve dinner, which was embarrassing when we arrived but Darcia at Calliloo immediately took care of us). Another small disappointment (which is very very small and mostly just confusing) is that we were celebrating our anniversary and the reservation desk had asked what day we wanted to celebrate and then didn't do anything special for us when the day arrived. The spa is amazing and do not pass up the foot relaxation massage from Cindy. It was such a good treatment that I booked my spouse the same treatment for later in the day. It was heavenly. The head wellness practitioner is Sandeep and he seems to genuinely want you to feel better and healthier, both body and soul. He is such a calm presence and you run in to him everywhere. I could go on and on but just know that it is a beautiful location with amazing people."

"Property is as listed. Very remote, excellent property for privacy. "

"We were lucky enough to spend four weeks at this wonderful home. If you are looking for a place outside of the main tourist area that is spacious, private and has a beautiful view this is it. We spent most of our time outside on the terrace or in the pool enjoying the view. It overlooks lovely La Sagesse beach, where you can have a lovely meal, rent a lounge chair for the day or just put a towel down and enjoy. You will need a car and will probably want to do your main grocery shopping in the Grand Anse/St George area. You can buy fresh fruits and vegetables at roadside stands but the smaller, local stores selection is limited. The house is very well set up with an open, airy living area on one floor and sliders that open onto the veranda. We always left these open when we were home, allowing indoor/outdoor living and the wonderful breeze to blow through.The bedrooms are large, had plenty of closet space and each had an en suite bathroom, along with three of them having sliders out to the upstairs veranda. I like a firm mattress but we found the beds to be very hard. Nigel, the owner, and Pearl, the manager, were both easily reached and responded quickly to any questions or needs we had. When I let Pearl know there wasn’t a usable frying pan nor a grill she arrived the next day with a set of frying pans and a new gas grill. They can’t fix or replace things if they don’t know about it. The only negative was not being told about the loud construction noise ahead of time. "

"Recently stayed at this amazing cabin-like property and loved it. It's well off the beaten path without noise from passing cars or city, and with views of the ocean, the mountains, and stars.Gail provided great instructions for getting groceries and met us on site for check in. She was easily reachable for anything we needed, but the house is well stocked with everything from towels, to blankets, and fans. We never needed a thing. There is a fully stocked kitchen with an amazing center island cooking surface that makes the the kitchen the main gathering area, as it should be! We cooked in more than we ate out. And a great deck that leads down to a fantastic all day sun pool area. The house opens up fully to capture the ocean breezes, which can blow pretty hard! You're close enough to hear the waves crashing and whistling frogs sing all night long. Keep in mind this is a 30 minute drive through windy, island roads and driving is not for the faint of heart. Taxis would have to be ordered ahead of time if you don't have a car. But if you're good driving, it's well worth it to be able to get away from it all.There's more to do on the island than can be fit into a week, but we found ourselves having lazy mornings enjoying the breeze and the tropical rain bursts. It's an amazing island, an exceptional property, and we can't say enough good about it. There's no doubt you'll enjoy it as much as we did! Signed, The "how soon can we go back" family of 4."