Pink Plantation House

Superb food fresh, local, organic Carribean/modern European food. Amazing restaurant with are/ceramics gallery set in lush gardens with very goods service. We ate shrimps for starters, lamb cutlets for the main followed by banana soufflé. All excellent washed down with a wonderful home made smoothie.Highly recommend

We stayed for 3 nights - 2 families so had the place mostly to ourselves. The accommodation was wonderful. Most photogenic hotel I've stayed in for years. Beats any resort hands down. The animal night noise (including rain on the tin roof) was brilliant. Chef Simon and Andre were brilliant hosts, especially with the teenage boys. The food was the best we had in our 3 island stay (Martinique and Guadeloupe were the others) We made a mistake and walked into Castries late morning. It was way too hot and the roads are not made for walking. We were told on 3 occasions on our way to be careful. So definitely don't walk!

AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS! Absolutely HORRIBLE experience here of The Pink Plantation House. I would AVOID this place at all costs! We made a booking here in October 2021 for a week stay in February 2022. All was confirmed by email in October and I even spoke to Michelle Ribot (the owner) to confirm. Then, two week before our stay in Jan 2022 I email to confirm again - and was abruptly told that the rooms have been now been booked by someone else and they are no longer available. After a few frustrating emails I eventually speak to the owner Michelle Ribot. I couldn't believe how unapologetic she was regarding the situation. She agreed that it was an error that they had made but was abrupt, indifferent and unapologetic. Our flights were booked and we had a slim chance of finding new accommodation that would be reasonable and pleasant, in peak season, at such late notice. When I said how shocked I was by the error and also her manner - she started swearing at me - the most disgusting language. The most angry, vile unpleasant woman! AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS!

Lunch for four of us. Great food and very attentive staff. The plantation house is also a vehicle for showcasing Michelle Elliot's ceramics and artwork - it's very interesting. We'd hoped to see some of the bedrooms (which also contain artwork) but they were occupied so that wasn't possible. But we did get a tour of the small garden - which was worth the trip in itself! I see another review describe the plantation as "Bohemian and Character-Full"... that's it exactly. Well worth a visit.