The Savoy Hotel & Beach Club

The smell in reception on arrival was beautiful as was the decor. Reception and poolside staff were amazing. The room was just beautiful. I could live there.

Location and service was outstanding.

Beds could be more comfortable including the blankets. Also a magnifying mirror in the bathroom for ladies make it is a must , that it needs to be place.

l'emplacement la gentillesse du personnel de la piscine et de la plage

le bruit des chambres du dessus (mal insonorisé) donc ne pas prendre une chambre au rez de chaussée les taxes rajoutées pour profiter de la piscine et de la plage même si vous n'y allez pas

The historic style, the location, the pool, the direct access to the beach.

- Weather and pool conditions: It was raining when we arrived, and the pools were neither heated nor properly maintained. It got better after 2 days. - Hotel atmosphere and occupancy: The hotel felt lifeless and eerily quiet. Only half the rooms were operational, with the remaining section closed for pending renovations. - Restaurant experience: We previously enjoyed dining at their restaurant for lunch, but it has completely deteriorated. What was once a proper restaurant is now essentially an overpriced snack bar—we paid over $100 for two mediocre sandwiches, one cocktail, and sparkling water. Extremely disappointing. - Room quality vs. price: While our ocean-view room was spacious, it cost $500 per night—their most expensive option. However, the bathroom lacked adequate storage for toiletries, and the coffee machine only made short espressos. I had to request a kettle separately. - View concerns: The ocean and pool view was underwhelming. Despite being able to see the water, our sightline also included unsightly trash bins behind the building near the pool area. Some landscaping or screening could have easily concealed this eyesore. - Maintenance issues: One of the French doors had a hole in the window frame that allowed wind to blow through the room. - Breakfast: We skipped breakfast due to poor options and excessive pricing.