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We had stayed at this hotel during a mandatory stopover from Sydney to Mauritius and the airline had organised this accommodation. We enjoyed our stay but the room was average - old, musty, but spacious and had a huge bed. We booked this on our return as we decided to stay in Reunion for a few days before we went home. We ended up in what must have been an "executive room sea view" instead of a garden view room (we didn't ask any questions) and it was amazing. The place was 5 star in quality, with A/C that you could barely hear, an amazing view, and a private balcony. It was very spacious, and the bathroom was a place you didn't want to leave. The toilet was separate. To summarize how great the room was: the only thing I could think of in terms of what wasn't perfect about the room was the triptych painting above the bed - the three panels were placed too far apart. Service was excellent and all the other things we expected to be good was good, so in the end, a wonderful surprise. Our recommendation is to pay the extra money for the executive sea room which is in an entirely new part of the hotel and is in a different league compared to the room we stayed in initially. This hotel is a bit out of town but up on the hill it really allows you to sit back and soak up the 170 degree views and the lights of St Denis

We spent 7 nights and really enjoyed it. Very pleasant relaxing environment with friendly helpful staff. You are shown the facilities on arrival. There are different themed rooms so you have the option to choose depending on availability. Preferably do a request before arrival. Beach is across.the road and also restaurants on the beach. Best to have a car to get around. You.can get options on places to visit from the hotel concierge depending on the duration of stay. Ideal location to get around the island. A big thank you to the hotel staff for making our stay so enjoyable.

Location on a beautiful cliff, amazing sea visits (you can spot whales right from the hotel)! Lovely pool area included it even has a jacuzzi with cliff/sea view in the open area. Breakfast is very good. Food at the hotel is generally very good but as it is a 5 star hotel quite expensive though totally worth it. Only downside: for the price the rooms are a little small and don’t have a very nice location but as you spend most time in the open area it was totally ok for us! But don’t expect amazing sea views from there. Bed & shower are perfect.

Room and balcony with jacuzzi are unique and lovely Breakfast area beautiful - decent breakfast Cons: day 1 spa closed, day 2 pool closed, no happy hour to attract people to come to the bar - that opens at 6 pm, and when we arrived at 6.10, it wasn’t open yet, there’s no atmosphere, empty- why not propose sundowners..., very limited menu, so we ate out (Suzie Q recommended) Staff friendly but clueless- they need proper training and good management and this place will be amazing - get them trained at Palm hotel and spa in Grand Anse! It’s way too expensive for what it is - unlike the Palm hotel which we loved

The room was adequate and location was very good. Did not have a fridge or tea making facilities but was able to use the main fridge in reception. It was cheaper than the others and I was happy with my stay and the service was very good. If your after cheap and cheerful then the central is a good choice. I stayed 3 nights which was more than sufficient to explore Saint Denis, infact 3 days is enough for Reunion Island.

The restaurant should get better staff and was very very disappointed. ..we waited for food for an hour and was then told what we ordered was not available. However the rest of the hotel was perfect. We had a very warm and informative welcome from the young man in reception upon arrival. And the recovery service for the restaurant or deal was very excellent. Will definitely recommend...just dont eat at restaurant. ..go into town to eat.

Location is a bit inconvenience with public transportation but if you hire car, you should not have any issue as it is close to main road. Upon arrival hotel staff welcomed me very nicely and always hotel public space and room are very clean. Only the thing I need to complain is that wifi speed is a bit slow to exchange email with 2-8Mb file attachment. Other than slow wifi, nothing to complain. Staff are very friendly and offered me help all the time.

I had 2 major problems: 1. Reception of the hotel is only open until 19.30 to check in and it was not mentioned on the Agoda booking. 2. They wanted to charge me 25 euro for a room plastic access card since I could not find it. In no hotel I have ever visited (and I travel frequently) they charge you for a plastic access card. I finally found it after looking for it for 60 min.....very dissapointing. Staff were just following orders, so not their fault, but this kind of unfriendly management rules makes me not want to come back....ever

For the prices of St Denis, quite expensive, this hotel is one of the best, if not the best option. Compared with other hotels in the city it definitely worth the money since rooms are quite big and good and swimming pool, even if small, makes all the difference after a day walking under the hot and humid weather. Breakfast, although not cheap, is very good and ends up being a good option (since in this city only supermarket is a budget option). Swimming pool is clean and pleasant. Pity the garden does not have more vegetation, growing so naturally in the island and that would turn the place much more pleasant. Still, a good patio do enjoy the water and rest for few hours. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Comparing with the other hotels in the city, i would recommend this one without hesitating. It is not in the historical centre, but in 15 minutes walking you are in Juliette Dodu street, and in 25 minutes you are in the grand marche.

For those who book this hotel, please ensure you check-in before 7pm, they are close after 7pm! Security code is required everywhere in this hotel, without that, you are difficult to enter this premises. The hotel phones number was no one answer, it made me very frustrated on my first night! Although the hotel claimed that they have put the envelope on the gate outside attention to my name, unfortunately I didn’t see it. I have no choice checked in on next day morning, and gratefully the management is willing to make some refund. The reception lady is helpful and friendly, she can speak good English. I forgot her name, but I appreciate her help and she is the only willing to solve my frustrated emotion. My wife and son love this hotel very much, is due to it has sufficient space including the kitchen and a dining table. While for me, I have my first mosquito bite at this hotel in Reunion Island! We don’t have enough time to enjoy the facilities in this hotel, but it is really fully equipped and the only hotel I can get a lot of Reunion’s travel information. It does have some house rules we need to follow, like clear the rubbish and wash the dishes. The hotel doesn’t have a restaurant, but you can get food easily out there within walking distance. I do like this hotel’s location, it can be access everything within walking distance. It has a Sunday morning market, is very happening and caused traffic jam there. While it is only open till 12 noon, after that all the shops are start closing one by one. However, it was terrible silence on Monday morning

We stayed at Villa Angelique for a couple of days as our base to go on two hikes in La Reunion. The villa is quaint, within 20 mins walking distance to La Barachois and the main bus stops. The street is a quiet and safe street, the villa amenities meeting our needs. The staff are friendly and better versed in French than English, but we managed to communicate alright. A lively creole mansion on the rue de Paris, overall this was a pleasant vacation.

We arrived 5 minute just before the French Government announced curfew for cyclone Bejisa. Bejisa cyclone attacked directly to St Gilles, Reunion Island, causing a shutdown city. Staffs are nicely welcoming to us, especially the front desk. He is really helpful to us. The swimming pool was closed due to the damage from cyclone. Only restaurant is opened with limited menus but all menus are unbelievable great. Besides the Bejisa, this hotel is really great and clean.

The hotel is located in the centre of Saint-Pierre, making it easy to walk to shops, restaurants and the sea-front. It has its own secure, underground carpark. The location can mean there is some noise if you have a room overlooking Avenue des Indes, and some of the surrounding buildings are rather unkempt, but that's hardly the hotel's fault. Service was friendly and helpful, everywhere was very clean, and I hardly ever heard any noise from other rooms or the corridor. I was pleased to notice environmental issues have been taken into consideration too, with several small details to show for it. There's a small swimming pool next to the bar, which I didn't try out. As we were staying in a studio room with its own kitchenette we didn't eat any meals in the restaurant area so I can't pronounce on that. My only quibbles are very minor ones, which didn't detract from our stay: - no toilet roll holder! (and no sign of there ever having been one); - shower stall is rather dark, due to dark tiling and only one overhead light; - no fan or extractor in the bathroom means the mirror fogs up easily; - the long shallow washbasin is aesthetically pleasing, but not really very practical; - wardrobe shelves are rather cheap, and aren't consistent with the quality of the rest of the room; - no handle to open the cupboard door in the kitchen area.

The bungalow we stayed in was quite simple but it was nice, clean, comfortable and quiet. The helicopter company could also pick us up directly from the hotel in the morning, which was very convenient. Last, breakfast was amazing with a wide choice of delicious fresh fruits. The only inconvenience of this hotel is that it's a bit remote if you are travelling without a car, 15min away by foot from the centre of St Gilles.

Well located, 100m to the beach of Etang Salé Les Bains. The hotel is nice thanks to its swimming pool and nice rooms. However, it is not a 3 stars hotel (rather a 2 stars +): no mini-bar nor fridge in the room, no bathroom supplies (except basic soap). The restaurant is really overpriced, and the quality is at best medium for La Réunion. Fortunately, there are plenty of nice restaurants along the beach, which are within 5 minutes walk. I do not recommend half-board.

Cases Couleurs is away from any hustle and bustle but within easy walking distance to the beach. Surf beaches are nearby too. Yo can spend the whole day in the beautiful surroundings of the hotel and use the self contained kitchen facilities in the room to prepare your own food. This can save you a fortune as eating out is quite expensive. Great if you have kids too. Base yourself at St leu and explore Reunion in a rental car, you can drive right around the island in a day if you want to. The volcano is awesome. No body will hassle you when you go home to your room and the manager is a cool dude. The view of the coast from the pool is breathtaking.St Leu is only a few km away. We loved it.

We called for a shuttle and got a ride in an older car, complete with kid who maybe had to come with Mom to come get us? It was nice of them to come. Once there the guy behind the counter handed us a key, opened the hall door and told us the room number. That’s all. Half the shower door was missing, and the room was just kind of ratty. I wouldn’t bother with this one as I think there are plenty of others.