“Very good experience”

I chose the hotel using reviews from other visitors. We were island hopping and wanted four nights in Guadeloupe. I was not dissapointed. The Mahogany Hotel is part of a much bigger complex of four hotels which are part of the Creole Beach Hotel complex in Gosier. It is situated on the Pointe de la Verdure in Gosier. The room was spacious and very clean and included a kitchen out on the balcony. Our room was in a very quiet location; the maids were not knocking on the door early in the morning. Staff very friendly and polite. Excellent swimming pools and private beach. We used the hotel restaurant once for breakfast and twice for dinner and found it to be of good quality. Breakfast is 15 Euros each and dinner buffet is 30 Euros. I was pleasantly surprised that a bottle of rose wine was only 7 Euros!!! Saturday night was the buffet barbecue and very popular. We have no complaints about the hotel except that the bar prices are steep!!! Gosier is about a 15 minute walk away and there is not much in the immediate vicinity of the hotel. However, the beaches in Gosier are very good. We found the locals very friendly and willing to chat and help especially in one attempts to speak French. Pointe a Pitre is a 3 Euro bus ride away. Guadeloupe in actually part of the European Union so no messing arround with immigration docs upon arrival!

“Would stay there again”

I enjoyed the hotel very much. The staff were very nice and friendly.

“Amazing beach”

Beautiful bar. Wonderful food. Nice, but not exceptional, room. Overall, a wonderful experience.

“A Labyrinth”

The Mahogany Hotel is part of a larger complex that offers a wide variety of choices that should accommodate most anyone's taste. But the way it is set up each section can be accessed on the same floor and so coming in late at night, tired, I ended up having to go back to the main desk just to find the elevator and then again to find my section. Also, on my first stopover I was given a room that was not even in the Mahogany section but in the Yucca section which I later discovered was not nearly as nice as Mahogany. The common areas are great with a gorgeous pool, nice beach area, lovely breakfast diningroom, lounge with live music, restaurant overlooking the sea, etc.

“Good, clean hotel, nothing fancy”

The place is a nice basic place to stay. The rooms are clean and spacious enough. The little kitchnette on the balcony was nice. We had breakfast and lunch there often (saves money and is a nice relaxing way to dine). The beach is small and crowded tho', definitely a disappointment.

“Disappointing”

The hotel is being renovated, making it difficult to find Reception, then park the car, and then get to the room with luggage, due to a lot of fences and hills, and no handicapped access. The room itself was very disappointing for what is called a 3 star hotel. We reserved a king bed but found 2 twin beds. There were no windows in the room; the only way to get natural light was to open up a roll-up door that opened right at ground level. So, our choice was zero privacy and light or darkness and privacy. The drapes were useless because they totally blocked the light, even when the door was open. The tile floor gives an industrial feel, but makes sense for all the dirt and mud that got treked in due to all the rain. Because of all the moisture, the room smelled a little moldy. The beach compared to other public beaches was disappointing, but the pool was great. 3 different areas, so there was plenty of pool area for laps or families playing. Everything in the complex looked old and in need of repair or a good paint job. The fitness center had old equipment, some of which did not turn on, and was only open for 3 hours on a Sunday. Overall, the best things about the hotel were the pool and the satellite TV. We didn't spend much time in the room.

“Whole too French for an English-only speaker”

These is lovely French family resort where NO ONE speaks English. All forms etc are in French (Wasn't sure what I signed away, maybe my grandson). Nice beach and pool. Room only so-so. Air conditioning didn't work well. Food outstanding, very French. If you do not speak French, the whole island of Guadaloupe is a problem. The park and eco-travel lovely but the capitol city looks like a capitol in a developing country in Africa. I think other islands are more American friendly. If you are French I can recommend the resort.

“Disappointing”

The hotel is being renovated, making it difficult to find Reception, then park the car, and then get to the room with luggage, due to a lot of fences and hills, and no handicapped access. The room itself was very disappointing for what is called a 3 star hotel. We reserved a king bed but found 2 twin beds. There were no windows in the room; the only way to get natural light was to open up a roll-up door that opened right at ground level. So, our choice was zero privacy and light or darkness and privacy. The drapes were useless because they totally blocked the light, even when the door was open. The tile floor gives an industrial feel, but makes sense for all the dirt and mud that got treked in due to all the rain. Because of all the moisture, the room smelled a little moldy. The beach compared to other public beaches was disappointing, but the pool was great. 3 different areas, so there was plenty of pool area for laps or families playing. Everything in the complex looked old and in need of repair or a good paint job. The fitness center had old equipment, some of which did not turn on, and was only open for 3 hours on a Sunday. Overall, the best things about the hotel were the pool and the satellite TV. We didn't spend much time in the room.