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Auberge de la Vieille Tour

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At a Glance

    Pros

  • most rooms have great views
  • breakfast (included) is a highlight
  • restaurant is one of the island's best

    Cons

  • expensive
  • exteriors of some sections are unattractive 1960s-style
  • it is a hill climb back from the pool and the beach

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Auberge de la Vieille Tour Review

An island classic fashioned around a historic sugar mill, this hotel consistently renews itself. Everyone loves its initial welcome: a cool drink and citrus-scented towels dispensed by ladies in white eyelet. Désirade, the section of 76 rooms near the pool and beach, was completely reborn. These oversize rooms open to private terraces and have fresh, white-wicker furniture. After a day at the beach it's back to your bi-level room with its glass-enclosed bathroom to watch the lighthouse begin its nightly blink (request Rooms 85 to 90). Bedding throughout is luxurious. The lounge is a trip back in time, as guests relax in planter chairs and listen to the piano man. A former Sofitel and still managed by Accor, it was rebranded as a historic MGallery boutique hotel.

    Hotel Amenities

  • 70 rooms, 32 deluxe rooms, 1 suite.
  • Restaurants, bars, pool, tennis courts, beach, business center, parking.
  • Rooms have: safe, Wi-Fi.
  • Rate includes breakfast.

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