The hotel is motel style - can be a long dark walk back to rooms down outside pathways . Hotel grounds are well maintained and there is a good sized swimming pool. Breakfast is poor with no bread selection at all - only some mini croissants and pains au chocolate . Dinner was good on the first night but pretty terrible on the subsequent nights there . It was awful to see some pitifully thin cats crying in starvation around the restaurant and no one but us caring that they were being left to starve to death . If the hotel gave them some food around the back then this would be good( We fed them for the week that we were there ). How can anyone enjoy a holiday when animals like cats are left to starve around these hotels ??
The room itself : was large and airy with a good sized balcony . Aircon was excellent There is virtually NO wifi here ( unless you are prepared to huddle in a small open air area around the reception ( and the receptionists get ratty if you are there for too long. Housekeeping was good . - towels changed daily and room serviced daily . There is a small fridge too

This hotel is located near a golf course in an area full of resort hotels. That said, you don't really notice the golf course or the other hotels. When at this hotel you feel like the hotel and the grounds are the only thing around. The bungalows are beautiful, and the regular rooms are very nice. There is a/c, a great breakfast, and a pool (which we never actually used because we were out exploring). The only downside to this hotel is its location, which may or may not be a downside for you depending on what you want to do. Guadeloupe is a very small island, but there are also rather few roads between destination, and a LOT of car traveling those roads. This hotel, located in St. Francois, is on the far east side of Grande Terre. It turned out that we ended up wanting to spend most of our time on Basse Terre (for snorkeling, the rainforest, etc), but to get from the far east to the far west side of the island can take up to 2 hours. So while I highly recommend this hotel and had a great experience I would just recommend that you try to figure out which side of the island on which you want to spend most of you time. If you want to be on Grande Terre, then this hotel will be perfect!

This is a real tourist trap and dive....

Just arrived last nite. Front desk with a sick attitude. You get better treatment at a homeless shelter. As of this morning no running water and to make it worse 'it is not our fault and problem' type of attitude...
Water is cut for unknown length of time...3 ,4 days and maybe more and same arrogant attitude by mme. Veronique. THIS IS NOT A CHEAP PLACE BUT OVERPRICED TOURIST TRAP...DO NOT EVER COME HERE.
The free wi-fi is a farce and only available at the reception and restaurant. Soap and shampoo are
provided only for the first night regardless of your the length of your stay.

Manager Melanie and Willy are great but that does not help me.
Free breakfast is a 4 or 5 out of 10 at the best...

At these prices approx. C$155 a nite and under given circumstances and the attitude problem of Mme. VERONIQUE IT IS ONLY WORTH A QUARTER of that amount...
Avoid...Avoid...Avoid