オーベルジュ ドゥ ラ ヴェエイユ トゥール(Auberge de la Vieille Tour)

Nice place, direct access to a private beach. Laceted - as the name says - near an old tower. Spacy rooms with sea view. Good restaurant with friendly and helpfull staff. Negtive experience at check-in: No water in our assigned room, had to change to another one, rechange the next day ...

Nice suite with view to the sea. Excellent bed quality and air condition. Somehow worn-out environment generally, especially at swimming pool and hotel beach area. Quality of service ambivalent and depending on individual staff. Very poor english skills among the staff, thus, w/o French language difficult to communicate (like almost everywhere on French carib islands).

The buffet breakfast was very good, wide selection of food and drinks. Dinner needed phone translator since everything on menu was in French, but the food was superb! Staff was very helpful and surprised us by bringing luggage right to our room while we had drinks in the bar. The view from balcony was beautiful and room was very quiet.

The worst hotel in Guadeloupe. 4 stars it's a joke. You have better services and food in the deep south of USA or Asia and India Very old amenities no services with employes noose up making feel the customers like vulgar begger. The worst and cheating restaurant I have never seen. I was staying at the hotel and invited members of my family for lunch.We were 7 at the table including 1 infant of 6 years old Available only 1 menu at 38 euros,no infant menu,no French fries ,no typical Caribbean food. Starter quiche or salad tomatoes with concumber Main dish tuna steak or beef bourguignon Dessert cake or fruit salad it's not worth at all the price of 38 euros and total bill of 326 Euros . What is the point to serve this kind of food in a so called typical Caribbean hotel? Whatever the complaint nothing will change. Letting this hotel dying and keeping make it down, this is a definitely the hotel management decision and way. Wondering how the national French airline company still keeping this hotel as base for its crew and flight attendants flying from France to Pointe-à-Pitre. So my only advice RUN AWAY !!!!! Avoid this place were you are not welcome at all. This hotel give the worst image of the beautiful island of Guadeloupe.

Convenient to other parts of Guadeloupe island 🇬🇵 that we wanted to tour. Private Beach, Pool, great view and easy access to offshire Island by Ferry ⛴ 1/4 mile away.

Property was decent. Towels threadbare, phone didn’t work in my room. Some hair in the bathroom, shower head was adjustable, but just slid down to be below my shoulder. Weird quirks, for fair amount of money!

Great views of the ocean, beautiful historic buildings, friendly and attentive staff.

This hotel is nicely located, very close to the sea. So much close to the sea that erosion could one day takes this hotel away. Is that the reason why they do not maintain this hotel ? Anyway, its glory days are long gone and the hotel needs demolition / reconstruction or at least a deep renovation. Staff is friendly but that is about it. Food is cheap, breakfast is poor. Don't go unless you have to.

We stayed here for a week and contemplated moving after visiting Le'Creole - thinking it might be worth spending just a little more money. The location of this hotel is pretty great - ten minute walk down Routes des hotels where there are several good restaurants and right next door to Parc du Calvaire where we enjoyed a weekly pop-up market with great local vendors; went to the larger La Datcha Beach; and easily caught the ferry out to Islet Le Gosier. Angel beach is on the property but very small (The food at the beachside cafe there is great though.) The facility itself is dated and definitely has the "charm" of yesteryear. However, the rooms were great - clean, good size, and nice balconies and patios. The restaurant had good food and the daily breakfast was included and did the trick. The staff was mixed - some were engaging and helpful while a few others made us feel like we were an inconvenience for them. After eating dinner at the Arawak and Le'Creole hotels, I think we'll likely stay at one of those newer hotels in the future.