Je n'y ai séjourné qu'1 seule nuit.
Bon acceuil, très souriant et à l'écoute des clients.

Grande chambre avec une vraie cuisine (grand frigo) et un table sur la petite terrace.

Choisir plutôt une chambre proche de la réception au premier car car d'escalier et on accède aux chambres au rez de chaussé par leur terrace.

Ce que je n'ai pas apprécié, c'est le petit déjeuner : 1 baguette de pain à aller chercher à la réception, 2 mini confiture, 2 mini beurre, 1l de lait, café, petit nesquick.

Petite piscine en contrebas mais sufisante.
La plage se toruve en contebas et accessible à pied mais chemin en pente (plus difficile à monter).

Restaurants en contre bas près de la plage.

Bonne situation.

This hotel is good value. Its clean ,basic and functions fine. My wife my 3 year old son and I stayed for 7 nights. Not much to do but use their pool. wifi if you in line of sight of there bbq area otherwise you need to leave your room to check e mail etc. The rooms (the one we had after moving room ) closer to the pool seem to be slightly better or not as used. We were closer to reception on the avenue and asked to move as our 3 year old kept walking out where the odd car was passing. There was no issue. They gave us a room away from the cars no issues there. I did not see any signs of a kitchen / restaurant but I noticed a BBQ in the upper area. The fresh bread (when you ordered but first morning they supplied free) was smashing . Its a must for when you get up. There is a small shop down in the village with most basics you will need for cooking.

We stayed for 6 nights in October 2011. Booked via expedia with a 6 nights for price of 5 deal. Total cost was £400. We thought this was good value and enjoyed our stay. Excellent staff, nice pool, great views, kitchen had everything required for self catering, clean, quiet, comfortable, set in nice gardens, hourly ferry to fort de France, couple of restaurants, a supermarket. Taxi from airport was expensive at 60 euros and we should have been more organised and pre booked a car hire for our arrival. Good base to explore the island from. Definitely think if staying here you would need to hire a car to make the most of Martinique. Hotel organised this for us at 28 euros per day. The beach here is fine but not the best on the island. Hotel is on a steep hill. Liked that the hotel arranged for baguette ordering and delivery.

We stayed seven nights at Le Panoramic in July 2011. Martinique is one of the few islands in the Caribbean that we had not visited, therefore, were not very familiar with the layout. I assumed (wrongfully) that the hotel was located in the city of Trios-Islets. It is not far, but is definitely in a much smaller village of Anse a l'Ane (a tourist attraction - not). This small bay/cove has about a half dozen restaurants and fewer places to stay and has an hourly ferry to Fort de France. We met mostly locals, all of whom were genuinely friendly, even with our limited use of French. I was somewhat disappointed by the cloudiness of the water; perhaps being the rainy season the flow of the river into the bay made the affect worse. The walk up the hill to the hotel will convince you that a car would be wise. There is a small grocery about 3 blocks away that stocks some very good French wines at very reasonable prices and poulet roti (very tasty). Important - Do not miss the duck gizzard salad at Nid Tropical Restaurant.

Le Panoramic - what a nice little hotel to stay! The staff stood out as the most courteous and accommodating we have ever encountered. Nadia, Valdi and Joy are the greatest assets to the place. You can order fresh bread for the next morning at the front desk. The rooms are not fancy but nice and clean. The kitchen has a four burner stove, full size fridge and electric coffee pot and a fold down table - we ate on the balcony. We had a small flock of friendly birds that, once fed, would wake up us in the morning asking for more. We used the hotel as a base for visiting other areas of the island. All-in-all, and if I were to "do-over", we would stay here for around three days and St. Pierre for another four. Larry & Kelly, Georgetown, Texas