Le Jardin Malanga is an authentic colonial house, set amongst a 6-acre banana plantation, and overlooking the Archipelago Les Sainte. Located in the south of the island on Basse-Terre, the so-called “Other Guadeloupe”, this lovely hotel will delight all those who appreciate nature.
The atmosphere of this colonial-style house is warm and welcoming. Built in 1927 and beautifully refurbished through the ages, the main house and its three charming cottages are a unique and pleasurable destination.
Annual Holiday June 1st thru 11 July
and September 1st Sept thru October 17th

ACCOMMODATION:

This exotic getaway and its three independent cottages, are surrounded by the greenery of tropical gardens. The cottages are spacious and each has its own terrace with ocean veiws overlooking the Bay of Les Saintes.

On the ground floor of the colonial house, there is a 2-room suite with bathroom, and two rooms on the first floor with individual shower bathrooms.

The cottages are spacious and each has its own terrace with ocean veiws overlooking the Bay of Les Saintes.
Each has two separate rooms and terrace, plus a child's room on the first floor connecting to one of the other rooms.
Included are: tub or shower bathrooms with hairdryer, individual air conditioning, phone line, king-size beds, and panoramic terraces with lounge chairs.

DINING:

A guest restaurant, near the colonial house and the swimming-pool, offers large breakfasts with a friendly atmosphere and in the coolest temperature of tropical Guadeloupe.
Lunch and dinner will be served by reservation at “Le Panga” restaurant. There, you will have mostly traditional cuisine, mixing tropical fruits and vegetables, spices, fish, crayfish, and meats.

FACILITIES:

Pool
Table tennis or billiards, cards
Babysitting and medical presence on request

LE JARDIN MALANGA is also an ideal point of departure for many island tours:
Les Saintes island tour
The famous Chutes de Carbet waterfalls
The archeologic site of Les Roches Gravees Caraibes
The ravishing beach of Grande Anse
The capital of the Island, Basse Terre
The exciting Reserve Costeau, paradise for scuba divers
The blooming flowers of the Domaine de Valembreuse gardens
The Basse Terre also offers excellent possibilities for hiking, cannyoning, cross country, canoeing, fishing and scuba diving…

Spoken languages: French, English.
N.B. No Saturday arrivals.