Hotel Panoramic

The hotel is by no means plush, but the staff is so helpful. We speak only English, so we did need assistance from time to time with the language. Valdi was especially helpful and so cheerful and friendly. She is a shining star at this resort. The biggest drawback to this hotel is that it does not have a restaurant. There are, however, several very good restaurants on the beach very close to the hotel. The hotel does provide a breakfast for the first morning in your room. Make sure you have changed your dollars into euros for the day of your arrival. We were unprepared and the restaurants did not accept dollars. Finally, one of the kind owners decided to accept our dollars. Taking the ferry to Fort de France is very easy and a fun outing since it departs from the pier on the. Each near Panoramic Hotel.

Loved it -- would go again and stay here in the studio apartment which has most amenities that you need! Staff was VERY friendly and helpful!

staffs very kind, particulary Stéphane . Excellent quality/price.

Beautiful view. Quiet, off the path of the major resort areas, but with a nice beach. Hotel staff do speak English, but nearby restaurants may not.

A lovely location with excellent views if you have a room on the upper terrace. We thought the rooms to be a little tired especially the bathroom and in need of refurbishment. so slightly disappointed after reading the reviews.If the management were to spend some money on fixtures and fittings it would be superb.But if you only want a bed and a shower then its fine. You will need to supply everything should you wish to self cater ie tea towels dish liquid salt pepper as simple basics are not included. The first morning you do get small pack of filter coffee and 2 teabags jam butter milk and juice. You get a free loaf on collection from reception. There is a coffee maker but no kettle so if like us Brtis you like a nice cuppa then take a small kettle/mini boiler.

great, plan to go for vacation next time

Good value for money. Kitchenette in room very handy.

We spent a few days there after or 2 weeks on Island hopping with Dream Yacht Charters & Latitudes & Attitudes Magazine.Real nice area, great views lots of nice restaurants.

No Restaurant and no Bar........Must walk down steep hill and back up again if have no car........

We moved to Le Panoramic after having spent one week (a family get-together) in a perfectly magical villa located just over the hill from the hotel. Intially we thought...after that great villa...maybe the hotel would be a comedown. But when we checked in - the view, the friendliness of the three sweet women who run Panoramic - wow! Anse A l'Ane (in the Trois-Islets district...don't get confused, it's not in Trois-Islets town) is a sleepy little place where you can get to anywhere you want to on the island. From the local dock, ferries run every hour for chump-change (€6 or so round trip) to Fort de France. The south of the island is wonderful, especially the statues of slaves at L'Anse Caffar with Le Diamant rock in the background just off the coast. And the Balata horticultural garden 15 minutes north of FdF is simply breathtaking. The rooms/balconies at Le Panoramic are fine indeed. Good beds, great fridge (!), well equipped for self-caterers - but the restaurants in the immediate vicinity are...believe it or not...world-class. Just read the helpful list of "best addresses" that are placed in your room. For self-caterers, 8-à-Huit just down the hill has your basics (for a price), but the Carrefour in Rivière Salée (15 mins) has everything your heart desires, directly imported from France. Hey, after all...the only thing Martinique mass produces on its own is "cane" and bananas. But that rum...!!!...go to a distillery and find out for yourself!