Tropicana Suites ★★★★

"Nice pool area and a good breakfast. But even as a paying hotel guest they charge you $20,- for a pool towel. Ridiculous… There was no soap nor shampoo in our room and only very limited toilet paper. We had to ask for it. A shame. Wifi in our room wasn’t the best, but we were in the last appartment on the end of the path, so that could explain."

Auberge K-Wan Hostel - Proche Plages ★★

"I spent a couple of nights here at the tail end of a long Caribbean trip. The girl who ran the place was friendly and helpful. Communication (in English) was good beforehand and during my stay. It's located a bit of town. Shops and restaurants next door. A nice beach at walkable distance. You'll need a car to get into town, or to go anywhere for that matter. I wouldn't try and come out here and get around by bus. My room was decent with a kitchen so I could make my own food. I believe there was also a shared kitchen. Common areas seemed nice to hang out in, not that I did."

Résidence Vue Mer ★★★★

"Magnificent setting, large terrace with sea view, swimming pool, jacuzzi, tropical garden, very welcoming staff, very responsive to requests, friendly without being intrusive, very clean and functional modern premises, we love it!"

Résidence hotelière Habitation Grande Anse ★★★

Kawan Bay Suites ★★★★

Gites Rose des Vents ★★★

"Beautiful accommodation right by the sea! Everything lovingly prepared and super nice hosts."

Langley Resort Fort Royal ★★★★

"Loved it"

Caraib'Bay Hotel ★★★

"We chose the hotel for its location close to the beaches and being a short drive to Deshaies. A holiday to combine A level French practice, snorkelling and exploring part of the French Antilles prompted by watching DIP during UK winters. We knew there was a risk of Dengue and although I had been reassured it was “over” I had been reading the French public health bulletins and realised otherwise, so we sprayed some of our clothes before travelling, with insecticide, used bottles of 50% Deet and long clothing, room spray etc. The duplex apartment was well set up for a family, comfy beds and mosquito nets with a well appointed shower room and a mini kitchen in a cupboard. There was a small terrace outside with seating but we gave up trying to sit there to eat lunch, due to the amount of mosquitoes. Moving inside, the glass was frosted in the downstairs, so you couldn’t look out into the garden which I thought was a shame as the surrounding gardens and scenery were beautiful and it ended up feeling quite claustrophobic. We tried to keep all the windows and doors closed to prevent mosquitoes entering, particularly in view of the risk of Dengue, but these were left open when the room was being cleaned which didn’t help. The pool was beautiful, its surroundings similar to a botanic garden - we enjoyed swimming but again sitting around the pool there were also mosquitoes in the daytime, luckily down by the beach it was fine. Lots of information was provided in folders in reception on local places of interest, activities and restaurants which was really helpful and we went on two fantastic snorkelling trips. Deshaies was very pretty and meeting The Commissioner was a highlight. The lowlight was ending up at the Hospital for Tropical diseases in London after we got back as my husband became very unwell the day after we left, and was subsequently diagnosed with Dengue, my son with another mosquito born virus. The irony of “death in paradise” was not lost on us….."

T3 Montana 2, DESHAIES, 350 m Grande Anse, 5/7 people, 2 bedrooms + living room, terrace. ★★