The location was perfect! The balcony gave us a great view of the harbor and the activity. The room was large, two beds--great! I think the TV worked well, but that was less important to us. The room was bright and light.

It is never fun to need to put toilet paper in the waste basket, but that's necessary, right? I cannot remember, but I think there was no guide to TV channels, which is something my husband likes. Again, not very important.

I so liked it here that I extended my stay to 9 nights. It's a modest hotel,probably 3-star...but the room was very well cleaned,it has a refrigerator and cutlery,and most important-a powerful and whisper-quiet air conditioning unit on the unit's balcony. My room faced the sea .The view was spectacular.Room was quiet.Comfortable bed and pillows.Strong wifi signal. Plentiful hot water. Very amiable staff. Grocery store is 40 yards from the hotel. Petite Peak restaurant,overlooking the water,attracts patrons from far and wide.It's a 30-second walk from the hotel. With the thousands of dollars I saved staying here(compared to Anse Chastanet ,Ladera,Sugar Beach,Jade Mountain Hotels)I was able to hire a skipper of a small boat to meet me each morning at the pier(one minute walk from hotel) to take me to Sugar Beach,Anse Chastanet and Freedom Beaches each day-where I had delicious meals overlooking the sea at those hotels,snorkeled and swam .

There is no elevator,but it's only a matter of three floors. The hotel is well worn.Everything works but needs a refresher. It's not a place to hang out ,but a place to sleep ,and perhaps have breakfast in the room-and then get out and explore the most scenic part of the island. The area around the hotel is very poorly lighted at night so it's probably best to avoid walking around after 8p.m. or so . In the daytime the area is a fascinating one to meander through.Authentic Caribbean charm and people.

Location was spot on, right in the city centre and close to the bus station. The beach is 5 minutes away. Lovely lady at the front desk. She upgraded me to a sea view room, without me even asking.

The hotel is a bit dated, but you've got what you pay for.

right in the centre of Soufriere so a good base to go anywhere. this is a no frills hotel and, as long as you come with that expectation, I’m sure you’ll enjoy it here. fyi - most places in Soufriere stop serving food by 5/6pm!

Location is great, clean, big rooms, staff was very very friendly

Slightly old building and facilities, might need some repairing. But overall good!

convenient location close to family and friends.

too many stairs and no lift

Me and my wife needed a place to stay 1 night before we take a sailboad from Soufriere. The place is very close to the main pier where the boats anchor and all you need is around the hotel. Restaurants, bars, supermarket, pharmacy. I had an issue with my board during the flight to Sta. Lucia and I could find all materials needed to fix my kite board neraby the hotel.

We were travaling with our 6 feet kite bag full of kite gear. The hotel is located in the 4th floor of the building with no elevator, so imagine arriving tired from a 18hour trip and climb 4 floors with the kite bag. Besides that, the hotel was empty and we were not allowed to do late checkout for free. They asked 80USD for more 2 hours in the hotel.

Large room, lots of space. Family room has two bathrooms, with two showers. Very convenient location for shops and restaurants. Staff friendly and helpful. Nice view of the mountains, and balcony over the street. Air conditioners worked effectively. Note that there is no servicing of rooms during your stay - which we considered an advantage, but some people may not. If you need more of something, such as towels or soap, you go to the front desk and ask them for it.

Up four flights of stairs, difficult to bring heavy luggage up when we checked in and back down when we checked out. No dedicated parking, and parking on the street can be challenging - there are always some spaces available, but the streets are narrow with sharp ditches so it's hard to park. Can get pretty noisy during the day and on weekend evenings. Hotel desk is theoretically staffed during the day, 9-5, but they're often gone for hours at a time, so can't depend on being able to get things you need if you're mostly out and only at the hotel for limited times during they day. No microwave, though there is an electric hot water kettle. Mini-fridge is small and very weak even when set to maximum - things take all day to get cool and never get fully cord. Sinks are small and very very shallow - you can't even fill a standard 16oz drink bottle because there's no space to fit the bottle's mouth under the faucet. Wi-fi is free but very bad, often drops out for a minute or two, and gets slow a lot of the time.

View is the main selling point Ac was good. TV was good. Big supermarket a mile down the road. You can get a taxi from there. Bus. I didnt try it. Other hotels were way more expensive.

Hot water took forever. You will be washed before it gets there. A bit noisy when house parties in full swing. Bums accost you outside. Town is very tiny. It seemed like I paid in advance (in dollars) and they made me pay them directly (in their currency). Im pretty sure I havent been double charged. Not much of staff.

This is my third time staying here we wanted to stay a extra night for jazz but my girlfriend declined she was very disappointed. The room was not clean the phone did not work there were no face towels we could not iron on the first night of our visit. The plug for the fridge is way under the bath mat does not help I had to put a shirt in front of the tub after my girlfriend slipped. This place has so much potential someone just needs to step up. Am a hoteliers so these things am saying to you is for your improvement. See you soon.