A few weeks ago came back from Soufriere, Saint Lucia, where I spent a wonderful week!! I went to the Island by myself; I enjoy tremendously going to different countries and discovering new cultures. I had no idea where I was going as far as what the Island looked like, I knew the location of the city; I knew it... more

I went to Saint-Lucia alone for diving mostly, on a tight budget. I found this hotel to be just what I needed. Don't get confused with the resorts kind of travel, this hotel brings you closer to what the real life in this part of the world actualy is. The staff of the hotel is really helpful and always there... more

This is a great place to stay. I did my research and it seems like the most economical place in Soufrier (maybe even the island). The view (we had ocean side) was amazing. We would sit on the deck and watch the boats come and go, the people about their day and the Pitons. When the deck doors are closed... more

We stayed for 5 nights at this hotel and it was perfect for us. We were a party of three , my wife and I plus a relative. We took the "royal suite" which had a living room, and two bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. All for ~ $150 including tax. The rooms were spotlessly clean, and the staff... more

My mother and I stayed at the Downtown Hotel on March 28 2009 - we were booked for Sailing Trip the next day on the Caledonian. The Hotel was very clean and the decor included marbled floors and quaint Spanish Balconies overlooking the harbour. The staff was friendly and very accomodating. Better yet, the price was right and you can... more

Took my 74 year old mom and stayed at the Downtown Hotel for less than $80 a night. There was no hot water the first few days, the fridge didn't work, a leg of the bed collapsed, and the town side is quite noisy at night. but these problems were quickly solved and we really enjoyed our stay. Once we... more

My hubby and I booked a romantic 2nd honeymoon here in Soufriere because we wanted to do something different and more "off the beaten path" than the resorts in Castries and Rodney Bay (where there is great food btw--something not found at Soufriere!) We wanted to get to know Soufriere (which ended up being like Philadelphia--with beggars hounding and even... more

The Hotel has two fronts, one two the sea and a huge air conditioning for KFC directly under your window, terrible noise from 8 am to 1 am. We moved two the other front, view two the church, but noise was even heavier: the bells of the church ring at 5 am for 10 minutes, than beginns the traffic, cars... more

I was told about this simple hotel in the heart of soufriere. I contacted the place and got in touch with the reception Ms Mathurin. Oh it was a delight speaking to her. So friendly she was. I arrived on on 18th Oct 2006 and left 25th oct 2006. The rooms are too die for. They are just breathe taking.... more