Couleur Café

Rating based on staff who were lovely, cleanliness and quiet Dinner fine but nothing special. Needed mosquito net in room Only 1 night here and therefore was ok

Just off the main strip, a little rundown. Probably a 4 or 5 when it was new. Cute cottages and property. Weak wifi in room, no water bottles in room. Foam bed. Mosquitos in room, no netting over bed - but when requested they provided one.

A pleasant stay. Our bungalow was spacious, the grounds quiet and attractive,and the food ok.

We stayed for one night and two nights during our 4 weeks in Madagascar.An oasis in the bustle of a big town. Very good food at the restaurant and very very friendly helpful staff. Nice gardens and if you have lunch take it in the garden But if dogs at night which they cannot control worries you wear ear plugs and all is good

Loved the cottages and the peace and quiet. Rooms are large with a fireplace if too cold and everything there including tea and coffee and hairdryer etc. comfortable bed. Food was average but ok…. Breakfast was sparse as the early birds had devoured most of it. Couldn’t get tv to work. But nice grounds and staff very friendly. Not ideally located for town….half hour walk or can use the pousse pousse. Electricity and wifi kept being cut off. Ok for a night’s stay.

This place is like an oasis in the city. A selection of small bunglows with a garden in the middle. The bunglow was a bit dark but that didn't bother us. The bathroom was a bit dated, but the place was clean and not a bug in sight. There were warm duvets available, but include May it was too warm for us to use them. There was no mosquito net so we used ours as we spotted a couple of mozzies in the bathroom. No ceiling fan but maybe that's because it doesn't get that hot there. Hot water was available. Staff spoke basic English and very helpful. Dinner menu also available in English. Good selection of vegetarian dishes but need to specify no egg or milk if you are vegan. The vegetarian chilli was particularily good and spicy. Breakfast was very basic from 6:30am. For vegans - rolls, peanut butter, marmolade, cereal (we used our own plant milk), dried fruit and bananas. Dinner here is earlier - last orders at 7pm as the restaurant closes at 8:30pm.

A very welcome overnight stay after a long drive. The mature garden and bungalows are beautifully laid out, a respite from the busy town outside. The rooms are decorated with traditional local materials like raffia and art. There is a good shop selling some of these items too. Nice restaurant on-site. There seems to be some confusion about using credit cards. We had to insist. There was no issue with the payment going through following a bit of encouragement! Loved the red Renault 4 parked out front.

A group of us stayed here for one night on the way to elsewhere. The hotel is a gated compound with security guard. Reception quite small, but staff helpful and efficient. Accommodation is in bungalow-style chalets around the grounds/ gardens. My room had twin single beds, high ceiling, no aircon, but good WiFi, decent size bathroom with modern shower. Dinner and breakfast in another building. Choices very limited but the food was good. Nothing special but OK for an overnighter.

We had such a wonderful, calm, peaceful experience at this restaurant/hotel. We had a spacious and comfortable room, an equally spacious bathroom with a great shower, and the most delightful fire in the fireplace that was made nightly by the kind staff. "How many hours would you like this fire to burn? 1 hour? 2 hours? 4 hours?" This was our polite question at the end of each evening. And the food in the restaurant was divine. I would come there next time just for the food. Great selection of regional food, among other selections including French. Food or lodging-wise--all are highly recommended!