Discover the Finest Hotels in Martinique for an Authentic Experience

Known as the 'Island of Flowers,' Martinique boasts stunning natural landscapes. From the verdant mountains in the north to the breathtaking beaches and bays in the south, vibrant scenery is abundant, adorned with hibiscus, bougainvillea, and orchids.

One of the most attractive aspects of Martinique's scenery is the absence of chain hotels cluttering the coast or obstructing the views. Instead, you'll find boutique accommodations that offer serene, intimate retreats, making you feel at home.

We've compiled a list of our eight top picks from across the island. If you're seeking an authentic experience filled with lush greenery and Caribbean flavors, these hotels in Martinique are perfect for you.

Hotel Bakoua

One of the rare beachfront gems in Trois-Îlets, Hotel Bakoua offers direct access to soft sands and crystal-clear waters. Guests can enjoy an infinity pool nestled in a tropical garden, with stunning views of the Carbet Mountains, along with a nautical activities center featuring options like paddleboarding, jet skiing, and pedal boating. Inspired by colonial architecture, the 138 rooms are adorned with vibrant colors and elegant decor, each with terraces or balconies overlooking Fort-de-France Bay. For refreshments, guests can visit Coco Bar, situated in an overwater hut on stilts, or Le Gommier for a selection of Martinique rums. Dining options include Le Chateaubriand for classic French dishes and La Sirène, which specializes in local seafood, including a unique lobster menu on Thursday evenings.

Hôtel Bambou

Nestled on Anse Mitan beach in southwestern Martinique, Hôtel Bambou recognizes the value of its pristine location and prioritizes environmental conservation. Its log cabin-style bungalows seamlessly blend into the landscape, while its Creole-inspired garden grows spices, fruits, and vegetables for the hotel’s restaurants and bars. Committed to reducing food waste, the hotel also educates staff on sustainability practices like water conservation and plastic recycling. The 193 guest rooms celebrate Martinique’s natural beauty and local craftsmanship with bright colors and traditional mahogany furnishings. The two beachfront restaurants offer a delightful fusion of French, Creole, and Caribbean dishes, featuring specialties such as fish fritters, goat colombo, and grilled red snapper. Be sure to try the lobster at Bòdlanmè Restaurant (where you can select your own from the fish tank), the homemade punches at Marian Tèt Fè Bar, and the extensive range of local rums at Barik Bar.

La Suite Villa

Set atop a hill overlooking Fort-de-France, La Suite Villa provides a serene retreat with breathtaking views of the bay below. Guests can relax by the infinity pool while enjoying vistas of the rooftops. Accommodations feature romantic suites with private Jacuzzis and terraces facing the ocean, alongside one-, two-, and three-bedroom villas equipped with living rooms, kitchens, and gardens filled with tropical flora and fruit trees. The property is distinguished by its vivid colors and dynamic artwork, alongside the highly acclaimed Le Zandoli restaurant, which emphasizes local produce and seafood like papaya and octopus, as well as a peaceful spa in partnership with French skincare brand L’Occitane.

Carayou Hôtel & Spa

Carayou Hôtel & Spa features a water sports center with tubing, kitesurfing, wakeboarding, and more, ensuring fun for the whole family. The hotel offers various room configurations for groups, a sandy beach complete with chairs and umbrellas, and two pools—one nestled in a coconut grove with ocean views, and the other designed for kids. Parents can unwind at Spa Joséphine with soothing massages and enjoy amenities such as a Vichy shower, sauna, hammam, and Jacuzzi. Dining options include Creole-inspired buffets at Restaurant Le Boucaut and refreshing tropical cocktails at Bar La Paillote. For those wanting to venture out, the charming marina at Pointe du Bout is just a short walk away, and the hotel is happy to arrange excursions for scuba diving and catamaran trips.

Hotel La Pagerie

Conveniently located near the marina, the beaches of Trois Îlets, and Village Creole—a vibrant complex modeled after a traditional Creole town—Hotel La Pagerie is at the heart of tourist attractions while still offering a sense of tranquility. Set in a lush tropical garden, this 96-room hotel provides a variety of comfortable accommodations, some featuring kitchenettes or private outdoor areas. A lagoon-style pool with a swim-up bar invites guests to relax all day long. For a taste of local cuisine, dine at the on-site Le Pitaya Restaurant, which showcases Creole-inspired dishes made with fresh ingredients from the hotel’s garden. The restaurant also hosts live music from local artists on Saturday evenings and a Creole buffet brunch every Sunday. Additional hotel events include Creole ballet performances, artisanal markets, and workshops on coconut leaf braiding, floral arrangements, and crafting Ti punch.

Residence Village Creole

For those who want to be in the midst of it all, Residence Village Creole is the ideal choice. Part of the Village Creole complex, this 23-room property features apartment-style suites complete with balconies and kitchenettes, although you'll likely prefer to explore the many nearby restaurants. There are also various bars and boutiques on-site, and the Fort-de-France ferry, as well as the beaches of Pointe du Bout and Anse Matin, are just a short stroll away.

Le Domaine des Bulles

At Le Domaine des Bulles, guests can fully embrace the natural beauty of Martinique. Situated on the Bay of Vauclin, just 10 minutes from Le Marin, the property features four bubble rooms made from inflatable, climate-controlled spheres, each equipped with an outdoor bathroom and private garden; the Mineral and Robinson bubbles even come with their own pools. The transparent walls allow guests to stargaze from bed at night and wake up surrounded by lush greenery in the morning. On-site, you'll find a tranquil spa offering both indoor and outdoor treatments, as well as a full-service restaurant that utilizes ingredients from the hotel’s garden. For more outdoor adventures, there are several excellent hiking trails and beaches nearby.

Diamant les Bains

As the oldest hotel in Martinique, Diamant les Bains boasts a rich history. Opened in June 1945, it has welcomed many renowned writers, including local luminaries like poet and politician Aimé Césaire, philosopher Édouard Glissant, and celebrated novelist Patrick Chamoiseau. The hotel gained fame for its lobster dinners and vibrant garden parties, attracting islanders for evenings of live music and dancing. After a complete renovation in 2019, it reopened with a fresh look. Located on the longest beach in Martinique, with stunning views of Diamond Rock, the hotel now offers 28 studios with ocean or garden vistas, along with five beachfront bungalows providing direct access to the sand. A beautiful pool is nestled among dense foliage, a restaurant serves “bistronomic” Creole cuisine, and two bars offer an array of Martinique rums to celebrate the hotel’s nearly 80 years of service.