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"Everything was perfect. Our host was very generous and met us at the airport and was very helpful with starting us off in the right direction. The studio has a fantastic view of the harbor and access to all the resort facilities and is an easy walk to two public beaches, many stores and restaurants. Access to the airport is a short 25 minute drive and the studio unit served as a perfect base for exploring Martinique. While driving is not for the faint of heart, a rental car will allow you...

"Loved the location, staff, comfort of room, nice quality linens and bedding. My room, 418 needs renovations. I understand there are other rooms that are in much better condition. If I were to come back, I'd ask for a renovated room. Special kudos: the breakfast staff, especially the manager are outstanding. Loic at the front desk is wonderful:)"

"Great location "

"The hotel is in walking distance (10-15 min) to beach and restaurants. The food was excellent!"

"Staff was nice - we had arrived a few days after Carnival so it was a busy time for everyone on the island "

"The property has a great view, Christopher was very friendly and try hard to speak English. Downside the property is on a hill and the access is about 30 degrees incline, not good for people with health issues. No elevator on the property. Need a car if you really want to take advantage of the beautiful scenery. If going print the route before, GPS is not precise and locals don't speak English. Area is very nice and great restaurants, be patience they are not in a rush, meals can take about 30...

"The unit is very simple but adequate. It is the perfect location right on the beach with great restaurants that are walkable and a grocery store very close. Don't miss the patisserie that is a 200 yard walk! We didn't use it but there is a frequent ferry across to FDF so this is a great base to see the town without actually staying there. Would definitely recommend it. "

"Great experience all around "

"STAY AWAY! When I arrived at 11am from the airport, the rude staff refused to allow me to leave my suitcase, relax by the pool or even remain on the property until the official check-in time of 3pm, unless I sat in the bar. Even the tiniest hotels in Paris do this for guests with reservations, and check them in as soon as a room is ready. I finally carried my own baggage to a room at the back of the property and up a flight of stairs. My room, overlooking a parking lot, was not only very...

"Property stuck in the 80s. No a/c. Mattress like sleeping in a tarp."