Built in the style of the East India Company, the peaceful hotel
building is part of a former family seat from those days gone by.
The hotel retains the original and authentic atmosphere combined
with a warm hospitality. The reception area with its rattan and
wooden furniture sets the elegant tone. On offer are a total of 139
rooms spread over buildings of one or three storeys, kept in the
Creole style, as well as a hotel safe, a nightclub, a casino,
washing facilities and parking. The hotel's restaurant Le
Châteaubriand offers a view over the bay of Fort-de-France and
serves an excellent international cuisine. A more relaxed, Creole
dining experience is to be had in the La Sirène restaurant near the
beach. The Coco Bar is open on the seaside and offers snacks. The
Le Gommier bar is open daily and offers wheelchair access.
Rooms
The local flavor is tastefully captured in the casual yet elegant
rooms comfortably spread throughout the resort's many, small
Creole-style buildings that let you live the island experience with
all the convenience and luxury of a world-class hotel. Spacious
superior garden view rooms are equipped with safe deposit box in
room, minibar, radio, and satellite/cable color TV. Bathrooms are
equipped with bathtub, hair dryer and a make-up/magnifying
mirror.
Restaurant & Food
There is a restaurant with terrace, located between the beach & the
pool, which is open for lunch. Another restaurant serves dinner, at
the ground floor of the hotel, facing the garden and the bay. Room
Service is available.
Activities & Sport
Outside of the hotel guests will find a tropical garden which leads
to the golden sandy beach, deep blue sea and cloudless sky. In the
background the dark outline of the Carbet mountains is visible. The
hotel grounds feature a swimming pool with sun loungers and
parasols. Guests are invited to play table tennis, tennis on two
courts with floodlighting (charges apply), flipper and board games
such as scrabble, chess, Monopoly, Gares Golo and Tarot. In the
evenings the hotel puts on an entertainment programme with limbo,
steel band, the Ballets de la Martinique (on Fridays), band music
and a dance floor. Sun loungers, beach towels and parasols are also
available on the beach, where guests may try their hand at
windsurfing, kayaking, pedal boating and snorkelling.
Directions, How to get
there
On the 5 state highway drive in the direction of Rivière Salée,
then take minor road 7 towards Trois Ilets until La Pointe du Bout
street. Look for house number 2.