Pointe Baptiste Chocolate Factory

Came here to celebrate a milestone birthday. The grounds are absolutely beautiful. Be advised the main beach is quite small and very rocky, however you can take a kayak over to a much longer expanse of beach if long walks on the beach are your things. Also, they do provide watershoes -facilitating the process of walking over the rocks. The scenery is quite beautiful and they did have some extras which was much appreciated (free first dinner, free Indian river tour). I do recommend this place & I certainly would love to return. The staff were all very warm and friendly and that was by far the best thing about my stay.

What an amazing setting and everyone was so helpful. One of the nicest resorts we've stayed at and we have stayed in many places around the world.

A mixed bag. First, the expedia information stated that the hotel was"on beach." This was not accurate, there was a platform to the water but no beach. Second, the physical layout of the hotel was very good, the rooms were large and comfortable with balconies that gave a view of the water. Third, the front desk staff was helpful in arranging tours and the guide/driver, Tyrone, was professional and went out of his way to help us experience Dominica. However, the wait staff at the restaurant was glacially slow in service. Fourth, the restaurant itself needs a lot of work. It is expensive, not only compared with other islands, but also with nearby restaurants in Dominica, such as Oceans' Edge (a 5 minute walk) and Fort Young (a 5-7 minute drive). The portions are tiny, an entree portion is smaller than an appetizer elsewhere. Other items-the hot tub requires an hour's advance notice. The breakfast buffet is limited with no yogurt, all self serve. The wait staff did not even come around with coffee and ran out of honey. The principal issue was the lack of a beach, which was not as advertised.