Cap Sud

Washroom too small and with old and broken accessories, window curtains quite transparent, TV too small and very often looses connection, bed cover thin and with small holes. In fact nit recommended at all fir that prices. Breakfast cost quite expensive and no value for money.

I only stayed in Hotel Cap Sud for one night. As I had to leave early the next day, I didn’t try the breakfast (it’s not included in the price but can be added for an extra 10 EUR; not sure if it’s worthwhile). The hotel is in a good & quiet location in Saint-Pierre. There’s a small parking lot right in front of the hotel; even if there wouldn’t be any place left… the road does not seem to be very packed with cars (and I checked: no parking meters so you can park there for free). The rooms are accessible via an outdoor staircase. When I arrived it was very windy and the outside door slammed behind me. But the room was well isolated, very quiet, I couldn’t even hear the blowing of the wind. The bathroom/shower was small but OK. The room was clean and quite spacious (better than I had expected). I like the fact that there was a stone floor, so no allergy problems for me. The bed was very decent and I had a good night’s sleep.

Simple rooms, but very clean, comfortable beds. Some rooms have a balcony. AC works. TV as well.|Very friendly staff (make sure you arrive by before 7pm or call ahead). |The breakfast is the standard baguette and croissants, juice and coffee. |The location is really good as very close to the seafront and some bars/restaurants/patisseries. |Five stars in all categories for the price range.

Property with parking on site, nice pool and decent room with AC. Needs some renovations though. The room was also full of mosquitos. Breakfast is same every day and very poor. For half of that price you can find fair enough places to stay and for the same price you can find much better places to stay. I just expected more. PS: One more star for the location. The beach is not very far and its nice.

We visited here for three non consecutive nights, not getting off to the best start, arriving jet lagged in the middle of a festival so all the supermarkets they directed us to were closed (no food supplies for our six day hike) and something had been lost in (google) translation in the booking process and while we were expecting to leave four bags for six days there was only room for one!||It got better.||We found this place to be very friendly and accommodating (making space for two very full bags and one empty one). The rooms look like they have been recently refurbished and are a lot nicer than the outside of the hotel led me to expect. Some rooms (such as 101 and 102) have a joint lockable outside door which would be ideal if you were staying with children and wanted to know that they were safe without being in their room. If you need to leave before breakfast is served there's a great boulangerie just along from the end of the road (seafront) that opens early with great pastry, coffee and (in emergencies) hiking food! ||The bathrooms have some design flaws with the showers being semi wet rooms that look great but allow water into the bathroom. In at least three rooms during our stay (101, 102, 104) the shower riser rail had come off the wall so it was hand held only.||All in all, good value for money, friendly and very convenient for a short stay.

First thing I have to say: incredibly well marked with signs. We drove in, worried about a nightmare of finding it, but our first roundabout in, there were already signs for it, and it seemed no matter which direction we approached the city from, there were always signs. Great location, you could walk to restaurants/ bars/ shopping places, and the beach was only a block down. When eating in the area (the whole island was probably like this), plan your meals for 12:00 - 15:00 and dinner 19:00 till midnight. We kept missing these windows and so had a lot of french fries for meals. The breakfast was only bread and butter/ jam. One awesome thing: the sheets smelled SO nice, you could really tell they were clean, and I'm a germaphobe, so was delighted at this. Rooms were simple, AC worked. Wifi worked too, but a bit slow. We like watching TV shows online, and had to leave them loading all day to watch them at night. But for emails and things, it was fine. Staff was friendly, patient with us when we struggled with our French. There was only a few parking spots, but they always were free until our last night, but then there was free parking on the street out front, and a lot of those spots, so parking was not a problem.||||Tip: if you walk out to the waterfront from the hotel and take a right, a little ways down is a small snack bar called Le Spot. They have chairs overlooking the water, and every night we went down there for snacks and cheap beer. Highly recommended. The guy behind the bar was SO incredibly friendly, a really nice guy. One afternoon we saw whales too, and on the weekends there is a rainbow of kite surfers doing their jumps and stuff, which was incredibly fun and mesmerizing to watch. If you do go by, and meet Teddy, tell him the American stargazers say hi!

As a side business, this hotel has started a cockroach farm in the bathrooms. Especially active at night, the insects scramble as soon as the light is turned on. I also found a small lizard in the shower. ||||Joke aside, the shower is made in such a way that it is impossible not to drown the whole tiny bathroom in water that has no way to evacuate. Weird design. The bed made lots of noise, it seemed like it had a think plastic sheet. Not very comfortable. But hey this is a mid range hotel, 150 meters from the beach, what do you expect?

This hotel isn't great to look at but is clean and in a great location. Our shower was broken which was annoying and you need to ask for the internet code. There is a safe in the room and air conditioning. On the whole not a bad place to stay for the price.