Very good location with a very nice sea view of the bay, Very good restaurant with the best Langouste menu on the Island. Good breakfast with pastries and fresh fruits plus the view.
Warm welcome and good recommendations for the visit of the area.
decent rate
Nothing negative to report.

Well done Maxime and the teams
JFM from Toulouse

The hotel is idealy located in the town right at the beach front. The hotel is very nice overall, but it seems like a formerly average hotel overhauled in a couple of corners.

The restaurant / breakfast area is a dream. Nicely decorated right at the beach front overlooking the sea. Perfect to chill with a drink in the afternoon / evening. The rooms do have nice pictures on the wall like on the website, the headpices of the bed look nice and the a/c works nicely.

Not so nice: The rest of the furniture has already aged, a piece of window glass, a few tiles missing in the bathroom, and the hook for the shower head was broken. I also found it to be a bit noisy. Not from the outside, but the door to the corridor is rather thin and you hear people walking and talking around during the night.

Small beautiful hotel, only 10 rooms, ideally located in the village at the sea. Room nr 5 or 6 have a magnificant sea view and large balconies. The breakfast room/bar/resaturang is a dream, an open veranda overlooking the bay, see my pictures. The restaurant is very good and so are several others on the island.
The hotel owner kindly helped us with accommonsation when we could not return to Guadeloupe because of the strike. It is overall quite costly on Guadeloupe in general, compared to for example France.
Great beaches where we sometimes were alone. The only disapoinment was that the corals were all dead, but the snorkeling still OK with many fishes.

We had a village view room then got one overlooking the bay which was wonderful - although its more of a harbour so you wouldn't want to swim in it. We were looked after very well - especially by Maxime. The accommodation is simple in some ways but balcony doors and the aircon works very well - the latter quiet and effective when you need it. The main things is that the price of rooms is right for what you get. (By the way, if you're getting a village view room ask for one that doesn't overlook the goats! Its not them but the rooster with insomnia that's the problem.)

Beaches are a bit of a hike in Les Saintes so the best thing we found was to get the free shuttle to the hotel at Bois Joli then you can use the beach there or go to Pain de Sucre which is a great snorkelling spot. In return we had lunch there - either expensive upstairs or cheap down. (Maxime does the same.)

The village is lovely although rather quiet when we were there on account of the general strike and many cancellations from visitors. Food is ok but not great generally but I believe this is a feature of most of the Caribbean where cooking things until rigor mortis has set in seems to be thought important. However, I make an exception for the Saladerie which has the best food on the island and is really nicely set out. Le Triangle just down the road from the hotel is quite nice too. Hotel restaurant is not too bad.

We loved the diving/snorkelling and recommend the Dive Bouteille - the people are really nice there.