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"Some details in bathroom were laking tender loving care."

"The beach and surrounding areas are stunning. Lots of shady spots on beach and never a problem to find loungers. The pool is on the smaller size but adequate. Also loungers are comfortable. Resort is somewhat run down and pathways are poorly lighted at night and uneven flagstones. Major concern was we booked a garden bungalow assuming it would be ground floor level. It wasn’t! You had to climb two sets of high concrete stairs which were uneven and quite dangerous plus walk along flagstone pathways. This should be outlined when booking as many people with any kind of mobility issues would not be able to access their bungalow "

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"Beautiful setting! "

"Excellent room. Good restaurants"

"Very clean and comfortable stay"

"Clean but not in good condition!! Only the director of the hotel was nice and kind and she showed us some pictures of new rooms that looked very nice!! Cleaning lady said there is no shampoo, conditioner shower cap and body lotion because guest were taking it so no more but next day we had everything there including bathrobes and slippers! Major renovation needed! "

"A very tired hotel. But nice and quiet. Expensive for what you get. "

"The property is set in a beautiful garden with a lovely pool. My daughter and I arrived late evening 23rd December by taxi from the airport. We had code for keysafe but no key in it! We rang the owner and she came over- she had obviously forgotten our booking and put us in a sub-standard room. It ooked out over a kind of patchy yard at the back of the building (not terrible, but not a view of the garden others had). Definitely not like the photos. A sheet but no covers and chilly at night. No bedside lamps.Our hostess gave us a loaf of cheap white bread, some crisps and a pineapple - by now 10.30-11pm. Not ideal. The reception are was then closed for the rest of our stay (we left on 27th). Breakfast was supposed to be included (or at least available at the property) but there was NONE and the local supermarket was closed on 25th. I eventually saw the hostess on 26th. When I asked about breakfast she said there wouldn't be any that day or on the 27th. She told me - quite rudely - that I could walk to the local boulangerie (of course I knew that and it was a really good one - but we had signed up for breakfast). There was a gorgeous beach not far away (30 mins walk) but the first mile or so of the road was NOT ideal, busy with speedy traffic and no pavement etc. Car is essential in Guadeloupe but I wasn't comfortable as 2 women driving 40km in the dark on first night. NOT right to be without ANY SERVICE over Christmas. At a minimum inform guests of this."