Sainte-Anne Hotel Guide - Ville de Sainte-Anne Centre Culturel hotels in Sainte-Anne, Guadeloupe.

"What an amazing place to stay. Catherine was very welcoming despite the language barrier and showed us places to visit on the island. The welcome pack was incredible and the apartment had everything we could have wished for and more. We often had the warm, well maintained pool to ourselves. As the property is in a residential area a car is necessary as there is very limited public transport and no taxis in the evenings. We would definitely recommend this beautiful place. Thank you Catherine."

"This flat has a five star view and location in Sainte-Anne. Dominque and Pierre were amazing hosts , quick to respond and knowledgeable of the area. "

"Rooms was clean..restaurant and beach staff was lovely!! Reception staff could be little bit more kind!"

"Overall great experience, excellent location, well equipped bungalows, very welcoming and helpful owner."

"Magnifiques jardins. Propriétaires très sympathiques et toujours prêts à aider. Vous serez dans les premières loges d'un concert de petites grenouilles dès le crépuscule...To VRBO: There are no restaurants or beaches within walking distance of this property, contrary to what is stated in your description."

"This villa is absolutely gorgeous - even better than in the photos. Everything has been thought of and it is so comfortable and relaxing, our family had a wonderful time. Chantal met us and showed us round on arrival - she couldn’t have been more grateful. Communication great. Wonderful stay, thank you so much "

"Leïla is a great host. She met us the apartment. Inside waiting for us was a cake, marmalade, juice, milk and rum punch as well as a fresh fruit basket. The location can’t be beat. Walking distance to the beach, bakeries, groceries, butcher, restaurants and the daily flea market. Be aware, there are two flights of stairs to get to the apartment. Our trip was only marred by labor issues in the water department. Not the host’s fault, but the water was turned off three separate times over our 12 day stay. It would usually be out 12-24 hours and then would take an additional 12 hours to get hot water. "