Le Village de la Pointe

village is nice and clean. Best for families who want to relax😊. i really loved the pool, clean water all the time. staff are helpfull. there is no shop inside village it is best if u buy essentials such as shampoo, toilet paper,.. before you arrived to village. however, we enjoyed our stay and had a great time.

The establishment itself is quite pleasant to be in, both if one chooses to book a Villa or a Bungalow. The premises is well kept, clean tidy and in order. The pool is the best attraction of the place. Two aspects unfortunately make it not the best on the isle: 1 that the reception and the bar/restaurant next to the pool closes in the afternoons even though both of these have many times paying guests who would like to use their services. 2 the only nearby beach is often 'infested' by a rotting, horrendously stinking sargassum seaweed that makes the whole part of the isle smell like rotten eggs and the beach itself impossible to enjoy. Not the establishment's fault of course, still a visit almost ruined by the smell lack of access to the beach.

We stayed in a cute bungalow. The bed is not comfortable and I would have liked a blanket as it can get very cool at night. The sheet is not enough. And the pillows are very thin. Our particular freezer was smelly and it would be nice to have extra towels and toilet paper. However the porch is amazing and the perfect spot to relax. Though we had a lot of cat visitors. We traveled as two but it would have been very comfortable for four as the second bedroom had bunk beds. Parking is very simple and the pool is great. The towels you can rent for the pool are big and wonderful. In terms of the bar it was not open enough. The drinks and food are reasonable prices. The drinks are good but I did not like the pizza at all. Could just be my particular taste. Other people seemed to like it. We asked for ice a few times, as they advertise that you can by it, but we were never able to get ice and it seemed like a sensitive topic. Many people complain about the beach. The smell is very bad but I don't blame this on the hotel. You can not swim there or hangout but there were some water sports. The restaurants nearby (though not open frequently which is common for the island) are good and friendly. The smell is also prevalent at the restaurants. No, not everyone there speaks English and that's a good thing. It's a French island and that's how it should be. Most employees were very friendly. Especially at the reception desk when it was open.