Hotel Cap Macabou

Hotel Cap Macabou Review

In a 2009 building made of handsome native hardwoods and designed in a creole style, most of the rooms at this locally owned hotel have terraces with panoramas of the Atlantic. The remainder look upon manicured tropical gardens, streams, even a pergola. The rooms have French furniture enlivened with Caribbean colors, and are not luxury level. The game room is solid wood—beautiful. The pool complex is impressive, too. The restaurant, L'Hacienda ($-$$), is large enough for the groups that come. There are creole buffets, but the à la carte menu has strong French influences. Nature tours by foot, bike, canoe, and horseback are offered.