Few other hotels on Guadeloupe have been reconfigured and regrouped as often and as radically as this one. Originally built as a member of the chain hotel Novotel in the mid-1970s, it was combined with neighboring structures into a larger resort. That megaresort was carved up early in the millennium into condo units (now independent and positioned across the boulevard). Fleur d'Epée isn't the most stylish hotel on Guadeloupe, but its owners have spruced up the design (basically a chain-motel boxy look) with bright colors, especially tones of blue. Most units have tiled floors, an efficiently designed floor plan, and, in most cases, either a private terrace or a veranda. It sits directly beside a coastline dotted with a pair of crescent-shaped bays and a short, white-sand beach.
Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; children's programs; Internet; outdoor pool; free use of snorkeling equipment; rooms for those w/limited mobility
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planning your trip.
