The hotel was nice. It is made up of little cabins, each with a small kitchen area that has microwave, mini fridge, sink, and cookware and dinner ware, a TV with French television, and a separate bathroom. The bathroom was nice, and warm water was always there. The bed was absolutely atrocious for comfort. The room was a little dark because it had shutters on the windows that you could either open and let light in and mosquitoes, or keep the bugs out along with the fresh air and sunlight. It did make the room feel a little oppressive. The staff was wonderful! Nicest people in the world. I had a problem with my car and they did all the calling for me to get it taken care of and were so gracious about it and anxious to help me. There is also a Carrefour market right next to reception that is open until 7 or 8, but the people are so rude I opted to not have anything, than go in after the last time. There are two souvenir shops, but I never patronized either. There is a beach so close you can hear the waves at night and there are several restaurants on the beach and at least one dive shop and one water sports place. There were obvious tours leaving from the dock at the beach and the views at and around are breathtaking. You could probably have a vacation without ever leaving the area. Mostly middle class French tourists and English is not spoken, but with a smile and an apologetic shrug they will usually try. All and all I would say it was a good choice.
Courbaril Village offers an incredible value with a warm and friendly staff. It's not a Ritz Carlton and that should be anticipated at the price point. That said, the location directly on the beach looking across to Fort De France is wonderful, the room Is clean, has AC, a small kitchen area, and even has a balcony. the grocery store next to registration has everything from daily made warm crosiants in the AM and nearly anything else you need to have a full no frills meal - down to rum, Bordeaux, and champagne. Don't expect house keeping, don't expect perfection, but well worth it if you are looking for sun, beach, and people that will point you in the right direction for your adventure while in Martinique.
Courbaril Village places you next to L'Âne Bay and a short stroll from other popular sights like Anse Mitan. This 10-room residence welcomes guests with conveniences like a restaurant, a bar/lounge, and free self parking.
In addition to a meal at the onsite restaurant, you can also enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge. Order from room service to satisfy your hunger without leaving your room. Continental breakfast is offered for a fee each morning from 8:00 AM to 10 AM.
Guests can expect to find 80-cm TVs with digital channels. Kitchens, balconies or patios, and dining areas are also standard. Housekeeping is available on request.
Courbaril Village offers a computer station, express check-out, and a terrace. Free parking is available if you drive. A multilingual staff is on hand to assist with luggage storage and securing valuables. Other amenities at this beach residence include laundry facilities, a gift shop, and an ATM.
The hotel was nice. It is made up of little cabins, each with a small kitchen area that has microwave, mini fridge, sink, and cookware and dinner ware, a TV with French television, and a separate bathroom. The bathroom was nice, and warm water was always there. The bed was absolutely atrocious for comfort. The room was a little dark because it had shutters on the windows that you could either open and let light in and mosquitoes, or keep the bugs out along with the fresh air and sunlight. It did make the room feel a little oppressive. The staff was wonderful! Nicest people in the world. I had a problem with my car and they did all the calling for me to get it taken care of and were so gracious about it and anxious to help me. There is also a Carrefour market right next to reception that is open until 7 or 8, but the people are so rude I opted to not have anything, than go in after the last time. There are two souvenir shops, but I never patronized either. There is a beach so close you can hear the waves at night and there are several restaurants on the beach and at least one dive shop and one water sports place. There were obvious tours leaving from the dock at the beach and the views at and around are breathtaking. You could probably have a vacation without ever leaving the area. Mostly middle class French tourists and English is not spoken, but with a smile and an apologetic shrug they will usually try. All and all I would say it was a good choice.
Courbaril Village offers an incredible value with a warm and friendly staff. It's not a Ritz Carlton and that should be anticipated at the price point. That said, the location directly on the beach looking across to Fort De France is wonderful, the room Is clean, has AC, a small kitchen area, and even has a balcony. the grocery store next to registration has everything from daily made warm crosiants in the AM and nearly anything else you need to have a full no frills meal - down to rum, Bordeaux, and champagne. Don't expect house keeping, don't expect perfection, but well worth it if you are looking for sun, beach, and people that will point you in the right direction for your adventure while in Martinique.
Hello and thanks for your realistic comments on our site and our staff. As it is a Residence and not an Hotel, the Customer is totally autonomous for the cleaning of his accommodation during his stay. Hope to see you again on the beach. Kind regards
Dear Guest, We thank you for your comments. Concerning the pillows, we have bought new one. And we will make some rénovations in September on all the spot. Thank you for the staff, I will let them know. We wish to see you again with us. Best regards.