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Fodor's Review:
The energetic Mahler family has transformed this simple hotel with their artwork from Africa, where patriarch Jean-Paul worked for several decades as a hotel manager. The one-bedroom suite above the restaurant is handsome. Several of the "family" rooms connect, making them good for groups. The refurbished apartment conveniently has two baths. There is a feel-good breakfast, with fresh local bread and yogurt that is served -- as is dinner -- at the terrace restaurant, with its awesome view of mountains and ocean. Teak chairs and tables at the eatery look smart, as does the overhanging red tin roof.
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