Hostels in Sainte-Luce

Very friendly and welcoming place, the staff (Danni & co) is very helpful and accommodating, always trying to help with whatever they can. I stayed there overall for about 7 nights in the beginning of February, but went to a different location for a couple of nights in the middle - so guys allowed me to leave most of my stuff there so I didn't have to carry around my european winter clothes. Always full of amazing people, some live there for an extended period of time as they work shifts as crew members on Martinique boats & yachts (touristic), some come for couple of days. Everyone tends to get together in the evening around the table for dinner, drinks, karaoke, table games or talks. You'll always find a good company for the evening and sometimes for the next day to share a car trip somewhere. Classic French breakfast with bread, butter & selection of confitures, sometimes comes with nice additions of fruits from the garden of Danni's mother. The kitchen is well equipped and maintained in quite good & clean condition. As typical for hostels, some free food is always available. Big shared bathroom. I never experienced huge queues or delays, though you'll have to take all your clothes into the shower cabin, but didn't feel like it was a big deal. People leave their toiletries at the end of the stay, so there's always leftovers of shampoo, toothpaste etc. There are only 2 bedrooms with 6 bunk-beds each (2 beds *3 levels each) and a couple of shared wardrobes. At 7 pm they switch aircon and if you have those beds that are directly on the line of the fresh air you might feel quite cold and there are no warm blankets, just sheets (but you can always ask for 1-2 extra sheets). There's also a hammock area outside where some people stayed if they couldn't book a bunk bed and had a gap in their booking. Different people take it differently, but there's a big dog that lives in the house.

Great breakfast, air conditioning worked nicely