Hotels Near Ambohitsorohitra Palace in Antananarivo Avaradrano

My wife and i stayed here twice while travelling around Madagascar in September. The accommodation was very clean and of a very good standard. Staff were very helpful and friendly, the restaurant provided good food in the evening as well as an excellent breakfast with plenty of choices and there was some live music in the evening. It is in a really good location, walking distance to the main market area, as well as close to several sights. We would unhesitatingly stay here again and definitely recommend it.

Hotel Le Grand Mellis Antananarivo is a 3 star hotel. I stayed in room 209 on September 13th 2019. The hotel is located in a busy city center area and was undergoing renovation. Entry to the hotel is through a glass door. The lobby is kind of small. The reception staff is friendly, helpful and can communicate in English with some degree of difficulty yet service is substandard. I have noticed very active clean girls doing the cleaning. They are extremely friendly and work very hard. Room is a little tight, but reasonably furnished. The room has no view and is located top of the hotel kitchen. The room is full of odors released from kitchen exhaust. I was not able to change room because the hotel was fully booked. The room has a small fridge and a mini bar. It also has a split air conditioning unit, I am not sure if it is operational or not. Toilet is renovated with a shower cabinet and hotel branded set of towels. You also get two free 500ml water bottles a day. The hotel has a business center, gym and massage parlor and a new glass elevator. You are expected to pay for breakfast. Breakfast buffet is small which is expected for such a small hotel. It included beans, noodles, and fish. Salad and very scanty selection of cheese. Muesli, raisins, nuts and yoghurt. Bread, croissants and cake. Drinks included juices, coffee and tea. The buffet is manned, which made me a little uncomfortable. I like to pick my own food without having someone following me while picking my food. In summary, you will find most of the facilities that you find in a 5 star hotel in a smaller scale or may be shabby. It is suitable for budget travelers that are not very picky and suitable for businessmen and professionals.

Fantastic Hotel, Spa & Accommodation. Fully recommended. Spacious Rooms. Three Bars, Three Restaurants & a much needed spa. All in the heart of Antananarivo. Easy access to little places in the capital. Friendly and helpful staff to support your stay

Séjour de 3 jours pour une mission de travail. Cela fait 1 mois maintenant que le Radisson refuse de me rembourser la pré-autorisation de paiement (495 dollars) qu'ils ont prélevé lors de mon arrivée et dont ils m'ont assuré que cela ne serait pas débité de mon compte. Ils ont soi-disant annulé la préautorisation avant que je procède au paiement de mon séjour mais je me retrouve maintenant avec ces 495 dollars de pré-autorisation débité, en plus de mon séjour. Ces pratiques de préautorisation encaissée puis annulée sont vraiment floues. C'est du vol. C'est inacceptable et malhonnête de la part d'une grande chaîne. C'est indécent de n'avoir aucun service client pouvant/souhaitant régler ce litige. Attention, c'est déjà arrivé à d'autres clients (avis TripAdvisor). 3 day stay for a work mission. It's been a month now that the Radisson has refused to reimburse me for the pre-authorization payment ($495) that they took when I arrived and which they assured me would not be debited from my account. They supposedly canceled the pre-authorization before I payed for my stay, but now I'm left with this $495 pre-authorization charge, in addition to my stay. These practices of pre-authorization being cashed and then canceled seem really vague. This is theft. This is unacceptable and dishonest from a major chain. It is indecent to have no customer service that can/wishes to resolve this dispute. Be careful, this has already happened to other customers (TripAdvisor review)

I was traveling for work, and the first part of my trip was pretty good. The staff were friendly and helpful, and even found me a doctor when I got sick one evening. The breakfast was excellent. Wifi was pretty reliable. But it was a loud hotel. Initially there was some construction going on outside the window of my room, so even when my room got a bit stuffy it was hard to keep the window open long because of the noise. Then later in the week there were about 200 young athletes staying in the hotel and it descended into chaos. It's a really well-located hotel, and so you may still choose to stay. If you find it too loud, I recommend walking around the corner to Paradise Restaurant (actually I recommend this anyway!) the atmosphere is a peaceful buzz of excitement and the food is delicious!!

Establishment without supervision. The boss or manager?? Invisible. The day of arrival, impeccable dinner. The next day disaster. A ginger steak without ginger and unspeakable, acceptable flambés. But two hours for that. There were only 7 people in the restaurant. The reason given: The chef was not there. And above all, the hotel is located in a HIGH RISK place in the evening, access by 4x4 otherwise you do not arrive. Almost a kilometer of road. I canceled the reservations planned for the following days. Serge MARTIN

My wife and I spent one night at Le Relais des Plateaux on the way to Antsiranana/Diego Suarez. Our stay was very short as we arrived late from the Air France flight and left very early. However, it was enough to take note that Le Relais des Plateaux is a very good option for a stay in Antananarivo. The shuttle waited for us at the terminal. As our flight was leaving very early in the morning the driver agreed to take us to the hotel without waiting for the last passengers to come which was a nice attention. Check-in was fast and efficient. The room was very spacious - so was the bathroom - clean and comfortable. As we had to leave the hotel at 4:00 AM a breakfast box had been prepared to our attention. I definitely recommend Le Relais des Plateaux for a stay in Antananarivo, especially to those who have to remain in the vicinity of the airport.

We stayed twice in this hotel in the suburbs of Tana: once upon our arrival from the nearby airport and once upon return after the domestic flight from Tulear and our return flight to Addis Ababa. The welcome was good and the rooms comfortable. The hot water at the sink was brown, but for the shower it was reasonable. The Bar in the basement is very cozy with its comfortable Chesterfield armchairs. The breakfast buffet is good and fried eggs were offered extra. We wanted to pay for our Bar drinks with our Visa card at reception, but the network was insufficient and we had to find cash in Ariary on the last day. Otherwise, it's a good stopover hotel.

Close to the airport, but quiet at night. Our upstairs bedroom was clean, cosy and nicely decorated, with attractive floral hangings. The bed was comfortable, plenty of hot water in the shower, the zebu we ate for dinner was the tenderest we had in Madagascar. The staff were charming. Breakfast is very basic, but adequate. Price/quality is excellent and the WiFi worked well.

I highly recommend the K.Meleon. The staff were fabulous, the hotel was great, airport pickup and drop offs went like clockwork and you could purchase all necessary meals. When my flight was cancelled due to a cyclone the staff found me a room despite having a large group booked in at the time and kept in touch with the airline to sort out when my new flight would leave. Situated very close to the airport and the staff know when all the flights come and go. A huge thank you for having me stay!!!