Name: Hotel Le Manguier
Rating: 3.0

Finding a Hotel in Tartane

So you're thinking about a trip to Tartane? If you want a place to hang your hat that's located near some Tartane attractions, just go to Orbitz, choose your travel dates, and voilà! Review the list of hotels and other accommodations to find those that are located near what you want to see.

Whether you're searching for an apartment or a budget-friendly motel, Tartane offers 31 spots for you to stay including:

5 hotels

10 apartments

We make it easy to find a convenient flight into Fort-de-France (FDF-Martinique Aime Cesaire Intl.), which is 12.2 mi (19.7 km) from the heart of the city. Find the ideal flight in nothing flat by using the filters on our site to narrow down your search.

What's the Weather Like in Tartane?

Debating whether you're going to need socks with your sandals while you're here? Tartane is typically warmest in September and October, while it’s usually the chilliest in February and January. The rainiest months are November and September, while the driest months are normally April and March. Here's a summary of rain and seasonal temperatures so you'll be fully prepared for all that Mother Nature can deliver:

January to March: average temp during the day is 85°F and 71°F at night

April to June: average temp during the day is 87°F and 73°F at night

July to September: average temp during the day is 88°F and 75°F at night

October to December: average temp during the day is 88°F and 73°F at night

Annual rainfall average: 1.46 inches

My husband & I spent two weeks in Martinique at Hotel Bambou the end of February through the first part of March. This was our first travel experience in Martinique, although we have traveled extensively throughout the Caribbean.. The island is delightful- exotic & tropical, with the bonus of very reliable services- electricity/ highways/ water quality, etc -due to its being a part of France. This is a positive and unique aspect of Martinique in comparison to many other islands of the Caribbean. As well, the people are friendly & welcoming & love sharing their island & its history. French IS the dominant language- and as visitors, one would be most comfortable with some mastery of French -as English speakers are limited. Do not expect much accommodation for English- Martinique is a part of France & so residents speak Creole/ French Patois or proper French. We were more than pleased with our experiences at Hotel Bambou. We found it very much as advertised on line. We booked through Orbitz and got exactly the type of room we reserved. Our room was in the newer section- Creole Culture - a "superior room with partial ocean view " on an upper level. It was roomy, spotlessly clean & well furnished. A nice balcony porch provided an ideal outside spot with constant breezes on which to relax- sip French Rose & sample Brie (available at the little shop across the road from the hotel) .The resort is beautifully maintained- inside & out. The landscaping throughout the resort is spectac