Hotel Bakoua Les Trois Ilets

There is no reason to stay at a hotel like this. It's way nicer to get a small boutique hotel in a small fishing village - that it what Marinique is all about. the beach is crowded, the place is run down, the management runs it too strictly and are unhelpful. No character at all. Martinique is not known for its resorts, and for good reason, way better to travel to other parts.

One of the best things my wife and I found at the hotel was the hotel staff. As I planned the trip last fall, I contacted the hotel via email to ask specific questions about the room I reserved. I was answered by Lucile Theron who immediately emailed me back and provided important information about the Internet performance. I had to work while I was at the hotel using the Internet, so performance was important to me. It worked fine, I did not miss a beat on my job. I got to meet Lucille at the hotel during my stay. She is a tremendous asset to the hotel – it seemed like she was working 16 hour days. We flew into Martinique after dark and managed to get lost as we drove into Point du Bout. Fortunately we had a phone with International Service and called the hotel – Lucien provided excellent directions. We arrived after 21:30, he checked us in right away and held the dining room open so we could have dinner. It does not get better than that! The location of the hotel was also fantastic. You could easily walk to a large number of restaurants and shops. You were also a five minute walk from the ferry boat to Fort du France. For only 7 Euros you could take a round trip and the schedule made it easy.

It is a nice but very basic hotel with beach access. The beach is crowded. The wifi doesn't work or is so slow that we gave up and worked from our phones on the cell network... The best thing is that it is close to the ferry that takes you to other, nicer beaches and to Fort De France.

Unfortunately, I was only there for two days. Great customer service. The outdoor amenities are hardly done justice on website photos. Wonderful experience.

Would not recommend this hotel at all The only consolation was the view from the hotel room It is quite apparent that they don't cater very well for guests from UK or USA. Some poor guy had stayed at the hotel for 5 days and hadn't spoken to anybody The room first allocated was dreadful and after a fuss at reception our room was changed I am very well travelled as a businessman and for pleasure but was glad to depart Huge renovations were going on and we were not informed about this at all at the time of booking Not a good experience either in the restaurant Sorry just dreadful

Pros-Beautiful grounds and overall decor of the hotel with ocean view. Most of the staff speak some English and are very accommodating. The room was clean but there was mold and cracked tiles in the bathroom. They also take USD if needed and may be able to exchange small amounts. Cons-The room was lacking outlets (we found one that was being used) The shower is very small with no shower curtain and only about a foot of wall to block splashing onto the floor.

Good hotel on the beach and close to lots of restaurants. Most socialising done off site but impossible to find fault with the hotel itself, even if you never leave the premises. I would go back.

Beach area excellent. Bar in public room great. drinks were a masterpiece of art. Few choices on menu for dinner.

Funky but good given the limited options in the area.

My wife and I just visited five Caribbean islands and stayed in six different hotels over three months. This was the worst hotel. Since the hotel badly needs a refurbishing, things do not quite work. Thus, once we were locked out of our room because the lock system failed. There were also problems with the shower. MGallery Collection just broke up an arrangement with the hotel. I informed reception about our frustrations with the stay and the employee just shrugged and said: "This is France." As if being French was an excuse for poor performance. Food was actually up to par.