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The positives: pretty view, very attractive gingerbread buildings, lovely pool, good location to see island with rental car, property is clean Need to improve: furniture is clean but worn and bedding needs to be replaced, need not to have to walk to the front desk to ask for toilet paper, garbage bags , dishwasher detergent and towels (given only 1 bath towel and 1 hand towel) , a bottle or two of water in the unit would be helpful, quality of food in snack bar needs to be better

This hotel could be a pearl of Martinique. Very big territory, big swimming pool, cool water slide attraction, great sea view, everything in flowers, all rooms have sea views. All this could make the hotel amazing. But there are great problems, that minimizes all benefits upper. This problems are so easy to resolve, so I can't understand, why they persists. 1) Almost no Internet. No Internet in rooms, no Internet near swimming pool, no Internet in the gardens. The only place where you can find Internet - some places on reception. And Internet is available time after time. It's not reliable. Upload speed is about 0.1 Mbps. With such a speed almost imposible to send photos or videos. This problem is annoying. When you are on swimming pool, you can't use social networks, see news etc. It would be very logical to do. Territory is big, so everytime you need Internet you should go to reception. Come'on, guys. It's 2019. Internet is so cheap now. I can't understand, why they haven't done it

First and foremost, I don't know why Agoda insists that this facility is in South Africa. I booked it and I can say with all certainty that we stayed in the Village Creole in the Martinique, in the region Les-trois-islets, more specifically at Point du Bout. This stay is actually VERY interesting one, especially when you research on it. Turns out that Village Creole has been government founded, to promote tourism in the region, and it was designed in a way so that you could rent it like if you were renting a hotel, but live in it like if you were living in a residential area. Entire village makes you feel like in a town around Mediterranean, like Southern France, or Italy. Shops, caffees, bars, services, and off course apartments. 5 min walk from some of the safest and visually appealing beaches, so much so, that lots of people from FDF travel into the area by shuttle boats for a day. Some drive, but it is much faster by boat. Also, if you travel to Village Creole from the Airport, it is basically same distance as if you were traveling to the downtown of FDF. And if you already happen to stay here, then by shuttle boat the downtown of FDF is just 20 min away from you. And the ships go 7 days a week from early morning till late evening, as late past 9 pm. You get exact schedule at the reception when you check-in. Since the space is styled as residential area, so the apartments themselves are super functional, in fact, you could totally be living here full time. Outdoor bars and restaurants are open till very late, you can enjoy drinks till very very late, and as early as around 7 am in the morning I was already able to buy bread from the local bakery. Supermarket opens at 7:30 or 8:30 (don't remember exactly, but one of those). The beaches are super nice, they are all protected from the outer waves by semi-open stone barriers, so that they are kind of big pools, but they do in fact open up to the main sea. Waters are very calm, very clear, plenty of fish, even w