All Inclusive Hotels in Madagascar from AU$75

"incredibly polite service"

"Great staff, very clean"

"Staff was very friendly and accommodating. Rooms were great. Sadly the weather was gloomy and raining. "

"Palissandre is a wonderful property with 32 charming bungalows lining the coast. From your bungalow's porch, you can enjoy beautiful sunsets, walk the beach, or enjoy one of the 2 pools. We arrived in early January when the temperatures were quite hot. Our A/C unit worked, but could not maintain a pleasurable temperature, unfortunately. The staff is friendly and helpful, although we did feel at times we had to wait a fairly long time to receive food and drink after ordering, which might have been a symptom of the off-season we were visiting during. "

"Manga Soa Lodge is an absolute paradise on earth! From the moment we arrived, we were captivated by the beauty and eco-friendliness of this magical place. 🌿✨ The lodge is not only breathtakingly romantic but also managed to perfection by Oceana and Roman, who are such gracious and attentive hosts. The staff, including Jerome and Ella, were warm, welcoming, and always ready to help, while our airport shuttle driver made sure our journey to the lodge was seamless. Oceana and Roman went above and beyond in coordinating excellent tours for us—just be sure to bring Euros in cash for these adventures! The food at the resort was a culinary masterpiece, thanks to the incredible chef. Every meal was a delight and added to the unforgettable experience. If you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, and an eco-friendly getaway, Manga Soa Lodge is your destination. Truly an unforgettable stay in paradise!"

"The resort was beautiful. The beach, the pool were fantastic and the rooms were good. They offered some good excursions and the kids club team were great with our daughter. On the negative side, Andilana Beach Resort targets a very specific demographic, Italians. This should have been highlighted as everything was in Italian, including all the entertainment, which limited our enjoyment. The language barrier was also a bit of a challenge, as we spoke very little Italian and most of the staff spoke limited English. The food was also specific to the demographic with more pasta and pizza on offer than we could handle. There were a few other options, but the quality was average. The resort could benefit from incorporating more local cuisine more regularly. We did get local options on the excursions, which was really good. Overall, the resort was great, the staff were great, but we struggled with the fact that everything was in Italian, which we did not expect from a French speaking territory."

"Good"

"Fantastic hotel A gem of a hotel in Tana"

"was good. The only issue is internet that was on and off. Elodie, the lady at the front desk was amazing, "