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"This is a reasonable priced, quiet and well maintained hotel/hostel located between the international airport and city centre of Fort de France. It took me just over an hour to walk to central Fort de France and the ferry terminal. The hotel has plenty of free secure parking for guests. My room was clean and spacious with a balcony offering a nice view of Mount Pelee. The bed was comfortable, the air conditioning was efficient, the wall mounted TV had several channels and there was plenty of closet space. The bathroom was large with excellent water pressure and copious amounts of hot water. The wifi reception was excellent. The hotel staff were all courteous, professional and English speaking. Breakfast was included for guests and it had lots of variety. The food available was fresh and delicious. The restaurant located on the main floor beside reception had excellent food during the set hours for lunch and dinner. The hotel was very quiet overnight so I always enjoyed a good night’s sleep. All in all this was a very pleasant stay and I would definitely stay here again when visiting Fort de France."

"A beautiful place, in an amazing setting. Special bravo to the staff : a team of warm, fun, helpful professionals. We highly recommend! "

"Despite the many stairs, this room was clean, spacious and confortable! The employee that welcomed us was super nice and friendly! Moreover, the location of this hotel is excellent, near the heart of the city, the beach, the ferry and all the action! More ivre, "

"The desk lady was very helpful, and the rooms are large and comfortable. We were able to check in very early."

"Great location, nice rooms"

"Nice place, good location and friendly staff"

"The gentleman who was at the front desk was very efficient and professional. I needed to check-in early and they provided a room for me as soon as they could; I appreciate your efforts. Thank you"

"My go-to hotel when in Martinique. Conveniently located in downtown residential area called Didier in Fort de France. "