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Hotels in Basse-Pointe

You'll need to move faster than a cute cat video goes viral if you want a place to stay near Basse-Pointe. There's only 1 place to stay within 10 kilometres of the centre, so get booking!

As close to the action as you'll get, Hotel Tante Arlette is a terrific place to crash out after a full-on day of exploring.

Looking for more options? The Karibea La Valmeniere Hotel is situated 30 kilometres away from the main central district, and the Hôtel Frégate Bleue is 40 kilometres away. We'd also recommend the Karibea Squash and the Hotel La Bateliere. The first is 30 kilometres from downtown, while the second is 30 kilometres away.

Trois-Ilets is another place where you can sit back and order up room service like a boss. Sitting 40 kilometres south of Basse-Pointe, it's where you'll find the Trois-Rivieres Rum Distillery and Mangofil Martinique. If you'd like to stay in Trois-Ilets, look into the rates at the Hotel Bakoua Les Trois Ilets and Carayou Hôtel & Spa. Alternatively, you could stay in Les Anses-d'Arlets, 40 kilometres to the south of Basse-Pointe, where you can choose from the Hotel Panoramic and Domaine De L Anse Ramier. If you're staying in Les Anses-d'Arlets, don't miss Diamond Beach and Flower Park.

Sitting 55 kilometres to the northwest of Basse-Pointe is Roseau, a regional hub with a population of 17,000. It's home to some sweet attractions, like the Old Mill Cultural Center, Morne Bruce and the Botanical Garden. If you're in the area for a bit longer, keep the good time rolling at Catholic Cathedral and Saint George Anglican Church. There are a number of great hotels where you can score a cosy room for a couple of nights in Roseau. Check out the facilities at the Fort Young Hotel and Garraway Hotel.

Totally in a tizz cos you've got nowhere to crash when you hit the tarmac? Don't worry, last minute is our speciality! You'll find the Airport Hotel a convenient taxi ride from Martinique Aime Cesaire International Airport, which is 30 kilometres from the heart of Basse-Pointe.