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We were there for our honeymoon. Overall the hotel is beautiful, the room are clean (except of some bugs, insects and snakes) BUT The hotel’s location is really bad - nothing around to go and visit and see. No other restaurants - and if you want to take a “tuk-tuk” the hotel charges you 3 times the real price! The beach is un-inviting and dirty and so is the pool. The restaurant is over priced and no value for money. The staff are very nice but it seems that anything you book through the hotel you pay at least double (activities we did which later found out cost half in outside agency, taxi’s etc) In addition when we were there the hotel was apparently fully booked but we hardly saw anyone. Felt a bit sad to be alone in this hotel But if you like the fancy lifestyle and just want to get away from everything amd everyone - not so bad.

The Louvre staff met our every need. The air cond itioning allowed good sleep. We unwound from travel in the pool to stretch our limbs, super relaxing at the end of the day. The doorman provided great assistance with the hawkers of goods outside the door; the front desk desk and our cab driver — whom we met at the airport upon arrival and telephoned subsequently for rides— directed us to vendors of crafts by the vendor....And a bonus: artwork for sale in the lobby—quality gifts to bring home to those unable to join us for this Madagascar adventure!

The staff were very good. The cabins were top notch, food very good and they have a dive center. The hotel is now under the management of Constance hotel group and has lost some of its personality and identity since last we were there. We were the first Americans to ever visit Tsara when it was first opened. We had our names engraved into the bar this last trip being that we are now the first Americans to visit Tsara three times. If you visit three times you get your names engraves into brass plates that are then engraved into the bar. If you ignore the high price of staying there and the corporation style you will find this place magical. I recommend this place for people who want to get away from the crowds and stay in a dream location. It is the best place in all of Madagascar to be.

The hotel is well located, within walking distance of some of Tana’s most exclusive hotels and restaurants in Isoraka, as well as the L’Avenue de Independence. The hotel is tastefully decorated, has a charming common area on the first floor and a small seating area for breakfast on the ground floor. I stayed in room 403, a double room. It is a pleasant space, although there is some low level street noise and an uninspiring view. In Tana terms, the room seems to be priced fairly. The staff are welcoming and friendly. My complaint is that I could not bolt the door from the inside.

The lodge is located around an absolutly idyllic bay. Within the bay, you can watch a variety of stunning corals and fish. Snorkeling and kayaking equipment can be used for free. Food is fresh from the sea and fantastic. Severeal pet lemurs walk around the location, being a great company. The owners usually go to the city centre once a day, and take you for free. They can also organize motorbike hire, trips etc. The owner speaks French, Italian, English, German, Malagasy.

The staff, view, prices were all great but I also learned that I'm not one for living in a hut with no wifi in rooms and no tv. It's too quiet and au naturel for me. The isolation creeped me out. The ocean at high tide made blasting wave noises against the wall by my hut and kept me up. Some ppl like this but think if you are one of those people...The set dinner is overpriced but there's no options while here unless you take a car a bit away as they don't even have a la carte. They should allow a la carte dinners. 2 out of 3 meals were excellent. The fish and crab were truly memorable. One dinner without the head chef was not worth more than 5 euro, not the more than 20 euro set price with no other dining option!! All The staff are very attentive from restaurant to front desk. Security is good and 24 hours. 2 men came up to my hut from the beach the first day soliciting tours. That concerned me so I think the hotel should staff the beach entrance with security too to prevent strangers from approaching.

I arrived at around 2:45PM and departed at around 5:00AM the following morning. Just wanted somewhere to sleep near the airport. I found the place easily, check in was simple, the room was basic but the bed comfortable enough. No complaints really. Some things to note: The alley way to access the hotel is quite small and I'm not sure I would feel comfortable accessing the place alone at night. I didn't need any food during my stay so can't comment on what's provided by the hotel or what's in the vicinity.

The location is nice in rich and safe area so you maybe dont get in troubles. To the market, 5mins by walking. From airport, 30mins u need if the traffic is good. The staff are super nice. And there are parties now and then. Just the bath room is mixed and the curtain is near to transparent that I m not sure I use to it. Now matter where u are, outside or indoor, make sure u keep the cash and other belongs with u or get a locker. You can cook in this hostel. But not my way, Im quite picky :). As a summary, it is a wonderful choice I made. PS :The price is very nice.

The property is a long standing hotel converted from 4 story townhouse. It is located up the hill from Lake Anosy, downhill from government/banking offices, across the busy little street is the President's palace gardens. There is a ShopRite, downhill going right for a couple block then cross street to the supermarket. The hotel room are on the top level. There is a pleasant common room and balcony. My room #27 en suite was a tight fit, but comfortable. For room without bathroom, there are adequate shared facilities. Friendly staff. A independent tourist guide was available to help arrange a 8-day trip. The 7,500 American breakfast was my favorite.

The hotel is well located, within walking distance of some of Tana’s most exclusive hotels and restaurants, as well as the L’Avenue de Independence. The hotel is spread over two or three buildings and a wide range of room types is available. The restaurant is good. I stayed in a comfort double room, and although far from spacious, it is comfortable and quiet. In Tana terms, the room seems to be priced fairly. The staff are welcoming and friendly. My complaints are, the television was not working and it required a few requests to get it fixed and the price of a bottle of plain drinking water is 4x the store price. That said, I have stayed at the hotel several times and would recommend it.

This hotel is about 8 Kilometre from Ankorondrano Airport in Madagascar. The drive will take between 20 minutes and 1 hour along very narrow busy streets that were congested but clean. The hotel is a bit dated but the staff were very friendly and the rooms were large with a very nice big corner bath although the fittings were old. There was a big new flat screen TV in the room showing recent recordings of UK Premier league football and CNN news. In room free coffee and tea as well as efficient WIFI and a safety box in the room. The large bed had a good mosquito net around it. There were a few mosquitoes in the room but not many and the net was efficient. The dining room served quite good food from a balanced small menu. The breakfast included in the price of the room was Continental with payment required for western options. During heavy rain the electricity cut out but their back up generator lit up some areas and candle light dining was pleasant. Whilst the name is Sunny Garden the garden aspect is limited to a concrete patio around the large pool with flower beds and some trees around the property wall. On the internet the hotel was one of 3 in the town advertising an Airport Shuttle so I emailed them giving my flight details and that I wanted to use the shuttle. I was met by a private jeep and the hotel charged 60,000 AR which was about 24 GBP. I later found out there is a company operating a shuttle bus that visits various hotels and only charges 10,000 AR about 4 GBP so I used that for the return journey.