Hôtel Plein Soleil

Hotel Plein Soleil was SUPER. The setting is beautiful, or in modern vernacular, awesome. The staff was friendly, personable and very helpful. It was a pleasure to engage with them. The reception staff was always ready to help and they did help. I also enjoyed simply talking to them --- as I said very personable. The rooms were picturesque and clean. And the noise was only the sound of the wind which was relaxing Moreover the food was excellent. In short it was hard to leave as it was so beautiful, homey and friendly. True value. cheers from a New Yorker

We had a private pool which was beautiful and relaxing. The restaurant had a delicious menu and we were very satisfied overall.

A beautiful place BUT they need handrails!!! We stayed in room 31- nice room (wish we could see the water through the trees). Serious steps, straight down- 2 flights. No ADA here- handrails a necessity. We booked last minute, so not options. I don’t think they realize what a hazard the steps can be for folks- for all, please invest in hand rails!

This was a very beautiful property, felt very authentic and well kept. The front desk lady (Kincy) was spectacular, she was very helpful and very kind. She went above and beyond to satisfy the customers with a very welcoming attitude. The cleaning ladies and waiters were also very nice and professional but warm. I would definitely recommend this establishment. The location is a bit remote but with a car nothing is really far. It is nice and quiet!

It’s worth the bumpy ride to come here. This place is amazing. The view is stunning and the ocean breezes are instantly present anywhere on the hilltop location. The property is beautifully and painstakingly maintained — particularly hard to find in Martinique. Many places show photo enhanced pictures - not the case here. The gastronomic prix fixe menu is fabulous and was repeatedly (x4) a success. Wine choices, thought limited, are all very good (it’s France after all!). Even the breakfast verges on the gastronomic with local fruit and hooves made from local produce. We were supposed to stay for three nights and we ended up staying for seven. Maybe that says it all.