The Rabot Hotel is an experience for sure! You feel (and probably are) in the middle of the rainforest, with the best view there is of the Petit Piton. The little cabins are very picturesque, of good size, and with a comfortable bed. The restaurant has good food and the views, again. And the infinity pool is amazing. There are many activities offered by the hotel, e.g. free morning yoga, cacao tour

I should have read the description better, but because of the open room concept of the cabins, there is no AC. It wasn't terrible without, but as I like to sleep cold, it wasn't the best night. I would do it again for a short stay, but I don't think I would do a long stay without AC.

We were in a Luxe Cottage, located at the top of the hill, which was tough on the calves and achiles, but we chose to take the workout and not to get a buggy ride up every time. The view of the Petit Piton from the balcony was stunning. If you want the view you have to choose the room carefully as some are blocked by the restaurant building. Room was light, airy and well appointed. Breakfasts were very good, with a plate of fresh fruit and the food choice was different (local and trad choices) , tasty and beautifully presented. The view of the Petit Piton from the dining room was stunning. The staff were almost exclusively wonderful, friendly, helpful and fun. The estate is large, you can take an easy hike through the beautiful grounds up to Project Chocolat where there is a bar and cafe on hand to refresh yourself.

Staffing at the pool bar was a bit hit and miss at times, ie towels sometimes not available and water not immediately on hand, but it was no big deal and the infinity pool was very welcome.

We really enjoyed the food, cocktails, view and general atmosphere of the hotel. We also loved our luxe room - the balcony was wonderful to have a morning coffee or just chill out on at the end of the day. I think its worth doing one of the boat activities- we did the sunset cruise, but if i were to go back i would do the boat trip up the coast to Marigot Bay for dinner. We had a car which gave us flexibility to try other beaches and see more of the island.

Guest relations was hit and miss, both before we arrived and during our stay.

This is an incredibly beautiful spot. The restaurant's (where you can take all of your meals) view of Grand Picot Mountain is spectacular. We loved our room with its canopied bed. There is a nightly turn-down service. The staff is friendly, professional, and quick to respond to our requests. The pool is a great place to relax after visiting the beach. The hotel offers an extensive series of optional tours to local sites, which can be arranged at the front desk.

A small issue for me. Chocolate is emphasized in every dish served at the hotel's restaurant. I love chocolate but am not a big fan of chocolate on vegetables. That is not to say that there is an inordinate amount of chocolate used in the dishes, but it is superfluous.

The location was amazing. The nature walk was fabulous.

Aircon is a must. The mosquito net did nothing and we were bitten alive. also the subset cruise was disappointing in as much as it said food included. It was a box of banana chips. We cancelled our eve meal as we assumed it would be the usual expected food…salad rice chicken fish etc. we went on a boat trip later in the north and was much more value for money with all the food listed and more ! Theres very little food choice at restaurant and there wasn’t much happening. But for a chill out 2 nights it was perfect.

-beautiful facility attached to a cocoa and coffee farm, tours are available to guests at highly discounted rates - make your own chocolate workshop was a lot of fun and delicious! -stunning views of petit piton from the rooms, dining room and infinity pool -complimentary breakfast is outstanding and food both at the pool bar and dinner is well done -lodges are very well laid out and well stocked with all the little things one might need during their stay -bed is large and extremely comfortable, enclosed with mosquito netting -huge private balcony with chaises -sulphur mud baths within walking distance with private trail from hotel to volcano -exceptional staff

-food is expensive -invoices are not itemized -this is a very hard property to complain about, absolutely stunning location

The views are beautiful! The staff are warm & friendly. The infinity pool overlooking Petit Piton is where I wanted to spend some time every single day. The drinks were incredible! I especially like the white espresso martini.

If I had to name something, it would just be that the rooms were buggy. The mosquito net helped somewhat, but I was covered in welts from flies, mosquitoes and the tiniest red bug I have ever seen. Maybe some screens would be helpful.

The hotel had a nice breakfast with some ingredients from the property farm. Rooms are beautiful. Comfy beds. Good shower. Beautiful area close to Pitons and mud baths. The chocolate tour is informative and fun.

Our room was opened to the outside. The porch had shatters but no windows and no separation from the sleeping area. Even though the bed had nets we got some mosquito bites. The music in the restaurant was pretty loud on the weekend. The hotel provided some earplugs.

The grounds and property are breathtaking. Beautiful settings with a gorgeous view of the piton. However it the staff that make it here. We were greeted by the lovely Cindy who went out of her way to help us do a rum and chocolate tasting. The lovely Romario hosted this for us and we had a great time! Every one of the staff were kind and welcoming.

The food wasn’t as I expected but that was down to personal taste as I preferred the local food in soufriere town. The room was also a little hot

The views from the hotel are amazing, the food was absolutely delicious and the service was fantastic. Exploring the trails is great and the hotel offers lots of excursions. We received a room upgrade which was brilliant.

If you’re staying for a while the food, whilst delicious, can get a bit repetitive due to the cacao. There was no air conditioning in the room so there was no real respite anywhere from the humid temperatures.