Stayed here for 1 night in what may have been the honeymoon suite (it was our honeymoon, at least) Our room was large, with a large comfortable bed and flat-screen TV. The hotel itself is very nice, the halls are adjourned with old pictures, miscellaneous items (gramophone!) and bookshelves which gives it quite a formal air. We left too early... more

We were also with our 21 -year-old son, so we had a larger room for three persons on the walk-out basement level. It would have been wonderful to be upstairs overlooking the gorgeous garden with rod iron gates and fences. It is a gated old house with 12 rooms. The staff speaks French and Malagasy. A caretaker is there 24... more

My boyfriend and I stayed at this hotel after escaping from poor service and an overpriced room at the Lapasoa down the road. Coming to the Pavillion de l'Emyrne was a totally different story... beautiful old house, nice room, lush garden and nice staff. At night they brought candles and mosquito coils to keep the bugs away where we were... more

We stayed here for one night on two seperate occasions as part of our honeymoon. We also stayed at Royal Pallisandre. This place is a much more homely feel and moe B&B than 5* hotel. That said the rooms are very high quality with local materials and nice hi spec bathrooms. its basically a big Malagasy house that has been... more

I really loved this little hotel! Very charmingly decorated... has a lot of Malagasy style. My room was beautiful, with lots of gorgeous fabrics and charming touches, and a large bed. Quiet location, but still central enough to get everywhere you need to in downtown Tana. The hotel is a little more like a bed and breakfast... it does not... more

This hotel is more like a B&B or Guesthouse -- an old Malagasy house in a great location. First it is on a very quiet street and a quiet neighborhood that felt quite safe. Second, it is Isoraka, which is a lot calmer than much of Tana. Third, and perhaps best, it is just around the corner from several good... more