Le Lamentin Chateau Duboc Hotels

"The desk lady was very helpful, and the rooms are large and comfortable. We were able to check in very early."

"Exactly what we expected"

"Good hotel "

"Very friendly owner, "

"this property was fine, staff was courteous and helpful. ther was not as much to do near the property and we did needed to rent a car to get to were the activity was "

"Great helpful hosts. Rooms with own bathrooms. Area is great for countryside experience but you need a car. There are no shops or restaurants around "

"We needed space for our group of 4 adults and we got it. The apartment (up two flights of stairs, one outside, one inside) was large, with a dining room table that filled what was probably once a living room. The price was also right. But the apartment is located on a busy street, far from walking distance from anything and far from public transit (to the extent that that there is any). The biggest problem is that the apartment wasn't really ready for the type of occupation we normally enjoy. When we arrived there was no soap, spare toilet paper, garbage bags, in fact, nothing. We were directed to a large Carrefour grocery store well down the hill, which we eventually found, thanks to GPS. The parking on site is a bit awkward but it works. The stairs outside have some problems - loose tiles, etc. If price is your main consideration, this property's three bedrooms are a good answer. But there's not much else to it than a low price, in a neighbourhood with nothing to offer and far from shopping. You must have a car,and you better know how to use the GPS sytem. Otherwise, Fort de France is a nightmare."

"The room was huge! Separate bedroom, separate bathroom, separate shower, large open concept kitchen, living room. Large balcony with great ocean view. Crickets at night. We stayed one night; before our cruise. Would stay there again. Only downside was we had to check out at 12 noon (which is still reasonable) but our embarkation is only at 5. We could have extended our stay but at 15 euros per hour. In CDN$ that’s quite steep."