Langley Resort Fort Royal

Loved it

Staff were very friendly and helpful. The large room with sea view was very good and the view was breathtaking. Breakfast was very good, lunch ok and evening snacks good. The bar shuts at 2200, which is good. There is a lovely beach/forest walk to the next beach. The bus stop is a short walk away with regular buses to Deshaies and other parts of the island. The island is beautiful and easy to get around.

Beautiful resort, easy to get to using public transport (bus 103) from the port. Excellent quality food and great customer service. We were upgraded because of double booking. Our beach bungalow was wonderful. I’m looking forward to a return visit.

Relaxed resort in beautiful location Excellent position in peaceful surroundings, right on the lovely beach with a large decked pool area. Good food in a very spacious dining area. We were in one of the huts in the garden which were just a short walk to the beach, beach bar, dining area and pool. Spacious, comfortable and very quiet. One slight negative: there are not enough parasols around the pool area. There was a local protest group blocking road access to the hotel for the duration of the stay. Complaining of lack of jobs for locals (maybe because the hotel insists on English-speaking staff) and lack of local’s access to the beaches around the hotel.

Langley Fort Royal is set in a beautiful location with a idilic tropical beach. It’s recognisable as the location for many episodes of ‘death in paradise’ and fans will love it. The staff are pleasant and it is kept very clean. Whilst we had an enjoyable stay there, this did not feel like a luxury hotel. The food whilst plentiful, was basic and expensive for what was provided. (Very simple buffets) There are no really comfortable sitting areas for the evening and our room in the large concrete hotel building ( number 321) had views ruined by a rusting yoga platform and metal fire escape. Room 322. 323 would have similar issues. We asked for the room to be changed for our 16 night stay but the hotel could not accommodate this. For me, this spoiled the experience. If you do go here, the huts near the beach are a better choice. Evening meals at 32 euros per person, felt expensive for what was provided but were better value than some of the restaurants in Deshaies which are very expensive. I’m pleased we stayed here but wish we had stayed for a shorter period and then moved somewhere else. I’m not sure we would stay at this hotel again, although this part of Guadeloupe is beautiful and I would definitely want to stay in this area.

Beautiful views, great staff needs updating fully Location in beach bungalows world class, service is good,food is excellent Main hotel shabby, whole place needs updating Beach bungalows are most expensive but worth it for then use alone but badly let down by No tea or coffee making facilities No iron, and never got one after asking each day Lighting inside is appalling and cannot read, put on a make up, see clothes properly in wardrobe