Imperatrice Village
Quartier Anse Mitan, Trois-Ilets 97229 Martinique
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Imperatrice Village is an excellent choice for travellers visiting Trois-Ilets, offering a family-friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay.
Guest rooms offer amenities such as a kitchenette, air conditioning, and a refrigerator, and guests can go online with wifi offered by the resort.
The property also boasts a pool and a snack bar, to help make your stay more enjoyable. If you are driving to Imperatrice Village, a parking garage is available.
Nearby landmarks such as Eglise Notre-Dame de la Bonne Delivrance (1.6 mi) and La Savane des Esclaves (2.1 mi) make Imperatrice Village a great place to stay when visiting Trois-Ilets.
While in Trois-Ilets be sure to experience local lobster favourites at Le Cafe de Paris.
Best of all, Imperatrice Village makes it easy to experience some great Trois-Ilets attractions like Le Musée de la Mer, which is a popular science museum.
Enjoy your stay in Trois-Ilets!
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Grade: 72 out of 100
16Restaurantswithin 0.5 km
4Attractionswithin 0.5 km
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This was a great little place to stay, it had a nice pool, a little beach and was walkable to tepid illets. It definitely seemed a little rundown and the only negative was that the windows didn’t close and there were no screens so we had a bunch of mosquitoes keeping us up all night. The wifi also doesn’t reach to the rooms. It’s a peaceful spot to be for a couple days though, not too many people around.
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Date of stay: December 2022Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip: No North American outlets in the room
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We really like this collection of cabins. It's quiet, staff is friendly, there's a private beach with restaurant as well as lots of garden space. Cabins are rustic though...weak wifi, doors and windows don't close all the way, etc. Simple, basic, and worth the price. If you want luxury, though, go elsewhere.
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Date of stay: March 2018Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We arrived, honestly, expecting a dump in a convenient location. It turned out to be a lovely setting, with authentic creole cottages that with some TLC could be morphed into a 4-5 star venture with prices to match. We forewarned, though we spoke to management about early check-in and/or luggage storage, we were told simply have "lunch at the restaurant" because we couldn't promise anything. There is an inpeneterable iron gate locked shut from noon till 4PM so our arrival on a rainy day was dismal as we waited till 4PM. Luckily, we drove to the beach and were able to get to the so-called restaurant while we waited a long, miserable hour till a few folks opening the reception and let us in. The locked gate was scary as we needed to live a 5AM for an early flight and had no one to help us should the gate not open (on second try it did). There is an enormous pool, maybe 65 feet long, a rocky beach and a beach-side restaurant/joint that could be something fabulous. The bungalows could be fabulous but are a bit worn and tired and all the mahogany details have been painted over with a garish creole inspired color pallet. Nonetheless, well worth a visit as long as the trade-offs are taken into consideration. We were overall impressed while accepting the issues.…
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Date of stay: February 2018Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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I stayed at this hotel from 12/25-12/31 2017. There are 5 in my family 2 adults and 3 kids ages 13,12, and 4. I booked the family room through booking. com. This consisted of 2 adjoining rooms. Prior to arrival, the hotel was very prompt with questions and requests. I added an extra bed to one of the rooms to accommodate my 4-year-old. This is at the additional charge $15, which I felt was reasonable. It was a twin size bed .The reception desk is staffed from 8-12 am and 4-8 pm. I had a late flight, got to hotel at 10:30 and there was staff waiting for me to give me the key and show me to my bungalow. I had notified hotel ahead of time of my late arrival. There is a main gate to the complex with key pad. If no one is at reception, it is locked and you simply punch in the code. I feel the place is great value for money. It is very quiet and relaxed. If you want a place with a lot of entertainment, or more of a party atmosphere, then I would consider a different place. Sorry for the long review, but there aren't many reviews in English. I'll try to give break down of main topics: Rooms: There are 4 separate "hotel rooms" housed in each free standing bungalow. We had a family room, which was 2 adjoining room. Each room has small kitchenette with 2 burner stove, coffee pot (with reusable filter) dorm size refrigerator ( with small freezer section), and microwave. There are plates, cups, and utensils. Both rooms had pot and frying pain. 1 room had a colander. There is no place to sit in room besides the bed. There is wardrobe with hangers and multiple shelves. There is sliding door leading out to patio. Patio is covered and had table and 2 chairs. There is also drying rack outside. The rooms were recently painted and clean. These are however not new rooms, scratches on tile, patched up old light fixtures, etc. There are wooden louvers with screens on the window. These can't be completely closed, so some noise gets in, frogs chirping at night and birds in the am. Grounds and beach:Grounds are beautiful and well are maintained. The bungalows are well spread out. There is ample secure parking. There is small private beach. It is left natural, so rocks and washed up coral. There are spots on either end of beach that are more sandy for entrance. 4 yo went in without problem. This is very private beach with only access is to guests ( or someone on sea kayak). Often, we were only ones on beach. It's not the best beach on the island, but really nice to have private beach. There are great sunsets from the beach. The snorkeling here was excellent. It is in a protected cove. The pool is very clean and large, about 20 yards. Often, we were the only ones there. It is lighted at night. There is no shallow end. The pool gets deeper in the middle. My 4 yo could not stand, but hung off the ladder. Staff: I had limited interaction with the staff, but they were all friendly. Reception desk people spoke English well, at snack bar, I was able to get by. Restaurant/Bar: This is situated on the beach. I only did breakfast my first morning there. They have pastries, cheese, sliced meat, and fruits. There is machine that makes coffee or cappuccino. There is adjacent bar with local beer on tap, served in chilled glass. Location: Location is great. It is 8 min. walk to Anse Matin, where there is ferry, bigger white sand beach, bakery, and restaurants. Just beyond this is Creole Village. What to bring: Beach towels (none provided), shampoo, body wash, etc. ( provided with 2 small bars of soap). Bring earplugs due to chirping frogs and birds. Bug spray (mostly bitten in evening watching the sunset). Snorkel or at very least goggles. If you plan on grocery shopping, bring reusable shopping bags (grocery stores charge). If you plan on making most meals, I'd also recommend bringing small packets of spices you normally use.…
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Date of stay: December 2017Trip type: Travelled with family
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Response from Mélanie L, Responsable hébergement at Imperatrice Village
Responded 12 Jan 2018
Hello, thank you very much for all these details, We are glad that you've spent a nice time in our property, Best Regards,
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They have painted the studio's, replaced the mattresses and put new screen over the windows. The bathrooms haven't been renovated yet, but it didn't bother me. The air conditioning worked well. I placed a towel over the bathroom window and kitchen window to keep the heat out. The kitchen had plates, silverware, pots, 1 large bowl and whenever we needed something, Melanie always helped. They have a flat screen tv in the room but the shows are in French. My daughter and I loved the beds, they are sooooo comfortable. The pool was huge, which made me especially happy. The people here are so friendly and helpful. Melanie speaks good english and gave very good recommendations for places to see and eat. Melanie is so wonderful! They don't clean the rooms while you are staying here. If you bring them your towels, they will exchange them for clean ones and they will give you toilet paper as you need it, just ask. The private beach here is nice and you can see the bottom, many people were snorkeling and tanning on the beach. They have plenty of nice lounging chairs on the beach. They also have a volleyball net and hammocks hanging. There is a restaurant for drinks and lunch, it closes at 6pm and doesn't serve dinner. We ate breakfast our first morning which consisted of eggs, coffee, pastries, some deli meat and cheese, juice, cereal. We made breakfast in our room after that. You can walk to the nearby pier and beach from here and some restaurants. I rented a car so I could see the island. Their is a gentleman, Phillip who has a boat on the beach and for 25 Euros he will take you to the nearby beaches to snorkel with the turtles. He will teach you to scuba dive and just take you by boat to drop you off on another beach and pick you up later. There are land crabs here, hummingbirds, other birds and cats. We really enjoyed our stay here.…
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Date of stay: January 2017Trip type: Travelled with family
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Room Tip: The rooms are all the same, but we were in room 142 and we could see the beach and restaurant.
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The resort is in bad disrepair the supposed self catering supplied were very minimal not even a chopping board or sharp knife . Cobwebs in the room inside the bed lamps and we booked a double room but got two single bedside . We stayed three nights our room was not cleaned bin not emptied neither towels replaced until we requested . Reception opens at four we arrived in the morning and had to wait hours until we could enter our room . Friendly staffs but the poor state of the village is not good value the dining by the pool was very shabby you. Would not return plus the road from Anse Mitan is a dark walk not good for females . Tourist information supplied was out of date and covered in dust. Shower old too small curtain was short thus water all over the floor and kept knocking the shower off as limited space…
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Date of stay: March 2015Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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This is a lovely property in desperate need of repairs. Rotted wood, peeling paint & no screens on the doors-letting in bugs & even a lizard. Some of the bungalows, from the exterior, appeared to have had repairs done. Pretty grounds & on a small beach. I got some pretty pictures of the beach but didn't make use of the beach-as it is tiny. The bed & pillow was probably the worst I have ever experienced. I felt as though I was sleeping on a wooden board & lumpy doesn't begin to describe the pillow. With some repairs I would highly recommend this complex-it truly is lovely grounds & I just love the creole architecture. It is very convenient to village creole-one of my favorite spots on the island.
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Date of stay: January 2015Trip type: Travelled solo
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Room Tip: I was as room 153 (bungalow sapotille)--2 suites to a bungalow. Near the beach &...
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There are two L'Imperatrice hotels in Martinique one in Fort de France and the other in Anse Mitan. This review is for the one in Anse Mitan. The hotel shows much better in the daytime than if you arrive at night. It is very bare bones and some may like it that way. There is a secluded beach that is only accessible from the hotel grounds. The grounds are lovely and it gives the impression of being far off the beaten path which it is not. A five minute walk to the ferry and you can have a lovely boat ride into the center of Fort De France. The fare is 5.00 euro's per person one way or 7.00 euros round trip. BRING MOSQUITO REPELLENT. Mosquittos are no worse than anywhere else in the Caribbean but annoying if you are not prepared. Mattresses are very hard which is ok for me. WIFI is adequate but you will need one of the most complex passwords I have ever encountered. The room is air conditioned but the AC is barely up to the job because the rooms are designed to allow air to enter from outside. If you arrive in Martinique and are traveling light, pull behind carry ons, I suggest you take a cab from the airport to the ferry dock and take the ferry from there. Then a short walk to the hotel. Last ferry leaves at 6:30 prompt. In tghe morning catch an early ferry into town and a take three block walk to the Fort de France L'Imperatrice on the Rue de Liberte". There on the second floor you can have a very adequate continental breakfast for $10.00 Euros. After breakfast you can walk the town, shop and find tours to all parts of the island. Be back to the ferry by 6:30PM for the trip back to Anse Mitan. In the evening a medium walk puts you in Point de Bout a very artsy fartsy community of restaurants, galleries, and boutiques. We used taxi's to get to Point de Bout but they can be hard to come by. Boat trips are available from Point de Bout for snorkeling, scuba diving or just cruising and boozing. Ceiling fans or portable fans would have been nice in the rooms to increase the airflow and to keep the mosquitoes off balance but we had our OFF. There were no English channels available on the room TV. It was hard to wean myself from CNN and the BBC. You will like this hotel if you are the type of people that will make the best of a decent, less than four star situation. The price is good.…
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Date of stay: January 2015Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Room Tip: Rooms are semi detached cottages the closer to the beach may be better but finding it the first...
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The plus side first of all, this is a hotel with a nice location within easy walking distance of the restaurants and ferry stop at L'Anse Mitan. The grounds are beautifully landscaped with plentiful tropical flowers and hummingbirds galore. The small private beach is a pleasant place for a quick dip and the breakfast is pretty good, with croissants, fresh fruit etc. But, and this is a big but, the chalet-style rooms here are depressingly shabby. Furnishings look like they were bought in the 1970s, the beds are saggy (a nightmare for anyone with any back issues) and the candlewick bedspreads look so grubby that I felt I had to wash my hands after handling them. Sheets had holes in them, the bathroom was clean, but still felt dirty and the kitchenette just made the room feel even more low-rent and grim. Also, the air conditioning leaked water, so we couldn't use that. The little terrace at the back was a Godsend as we really did not want to spend any more time than we absolutely had to in the room, but it had a very uninspiring view of the back of the reception hut. I can't really comment on the staff as they were nowhere to be seen most of the time and rather inconveniently, reception closes for most of the middle of the day (about 12-4 I think) so if you do need anything for those 4 hours, good luck with that! Weirdly, on our first night someone started up either a chainsaw or a strimmer somewhere near our room at midnight. Goodness knows what all that was about, but it didn't help with a good night's sleep. In summary, the beautiful grounds do not make up for the grimness of the rooms. Much investment is needed, starting with new beds, a lick of paint and new bedlinen. Not recommended.…
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Date of stay: January 2015Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Lovely location, with a small private beach and a bar area, to watch the sunset. There are a number if chalets throughout the complex. The rooms we were in were shabby and in need to a great deal of maintenance and updating. The beds were comfortable enough. The pillows were a little lumpy. Most of the lights were not working in the room and the wooden slats on the windows and door did not fully close, so be prepared for a few nocturnal visitors. Security in the rooms is not great. The bottom stable door lock did not fit, so could easily be opened without a key! No safe in the room, so had to take all valuables with is each day. The rooms had a kitchen area, fridge and electric rings. There were no facilities, but you can ask for a pan and cups for making a drink. A large pool and lovely seating area, were ideal for cooling off after a day exploring. The extensive gardens are lovely, great to watch crabs, frogs and birds. All chalets have a balcony, so you can sit relaxing in the garden. The village complex is about 20 minutes walk from the town, downhill, with a good range of restaurants and cafés. The staff were friendly and helpful. The breakfast was a good buffet, with fresh French bread, cheeses, ham, jams, croissants etc. A new coffee machine is available to help yourself. The breakfast/reception area is very pleasant. A BBQ is available on Saturday nights or on other nights by request, which is a new venture, in the bar area near the beach. The portions were large and of a good standard. The setting was great. In summary: with some care and attention to the rooms, this would be an ideal place to stay. It seems as though they were doing maintenance work, so it would be worth seeing if they have any chalets which have been updated. In terms of scores, I'd give 1 for the rooms, but 4 for everything else.…
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Date of stay: March 2014Trip type: Travelled with friends
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PRICE RANGE
US$85 - US$103 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
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NUMBER OF ROOMS
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Frequently Asked Questions about Imperatrice Village
Which popular attractions are close to Imperatrice Village?
Nearby attractions include Anse Mitan (0.1 km), Tournicoti Parapluie (0.3 km), and Casino Les Trois Ilets (0.3 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Imperatrice Village?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include a pool, internet access, and a snack bar.
Which room amenities are available at Imperatrice Village?
Top room amenities include a kitchenette, air conditioning, and a refrigerator.
What food & drink options are available at Imperatrice Village?
Guests can enjoy a snack bar during their stay.
What are some restaurants close to Imperatrice Village?
Conveniently located restaurants include Ticase Restaurant, Ti Taurus, and La Petite Creperie Les Trois Ilets.
Are there opportunities to exercise at Imperatrice Village?
Yes, guests have access to a pool during their stay.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Imperatrice Village?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English, French, and German.
Are there any historical sites close to Imperatrice Village?
Many travellers enjoy visiting La Savane des Esclaves (3.1 km), Fort Saint-Louis (5.5 km), and Plantation Leyritz (5.6 km).