Hotel Ecolodge le Ravoraha

Read negative reviews with a pinch of salt. I’d describe this as a hidden gem, located in a small village not far from the very quiet airport and a luxury resort (again v quiet). Travelled with a group - 5 adults and 4 children aged 10-12. Ideal for our needs. Bungalows are quirky but clean and suited us with mosquito nets in very good condition. Hot showers every day (despite country wide power cuts) and modern fans. Dedicated wifi area. Burgers/panini available all day but daily menu into the evenings - we usually ate around 8. Big thanks to Sam for offering advice and organising our trips. Thanks also to Michael for the cocktails and mocktails (nicer than the fancy place next door). This isn’t a 5 star chain resort but it’s great for a few days. Other reviews seem old and from inexperienced reviewers. We’ve travelled extensively across continents including Africa and ranging from 5 star resorts to backpacker dorms and I would recommend this for families and couples. Those who complain about noisy hens should think about where the breakfast eggs come from!! The ducks who enjoyed an evening paddle were charming! Princess Bora is a 5 minute walk away and houses a dive centre which my experienced diver husband and 11 year old diving for the first time both enjoyed. idéal pour les familles et les couples

L'hotel est très cher pour ce que c'est ! Ca n'est pas du tout un 3 etoiles! Le cadre et la deco est sympathique mais c'est l'arbre qui cache la foret! L'hotel est minuscule, manque d’espace! la piscine n’est qu’un petit bassin de 8x4... Logement sale, poussiéreux, sombre et extrêmement bruyant car l’hotel est coincé entre des habitations donc loin d'etre un havre de paix! Ne prenez surtout pas les transfers avec l'hotel car c'est des voleurs ! Mention spéciale pour Sam, Franciano et le reste du staff qui sont très serviables et à l'ecoute !