“Goed en netjes alles goed bijgehouden”
Location was fine. The taxi fare to Tulear was 120 k Ariary, while we booked a taxi through a hotel in Tulear for 80 k Ariary.
FrankA week ago
Ifaty·8.6
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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La Bella Donna in Ifaty sits directly on a private beachfront, offering uninterrupted sea views and a sun‑lit terrace surrounded by a lush garden. Rooms include air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, balconies, free Wi‑Fi and flat‑screen TVs. The family‑friendly restaurant serves international dishes with halal, vegetarian, vegan and gluten‑free options. Guests enjoy a pool with ocean vista, scuba‑diving access, free on‑site parking and a 24‑hour front desk.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Location was fine. The taxi fare to Tulear was 120 k Ariary, while we booked a taxi through a hotel in Tulear for 80 k Ariary.
Frank·A week ago
It was right by the sea. The food was the only problem.
Paloma·A week ago
The beachside building is stunning, the food is good, and the staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming. The room was spacious and clean. However, I couldn't sleep at night because animals were running on the bungalow roof. Wifi was only available in the common areas, not inside the bungalow. The worst part was the people constantly trying to sell everything on the beach; they were too pushy and present all day, making it hard to enjoy a peaceful day.
Claudio·2 weeks ago
The room was generously sized but had few storage spaces. The bed was large and comfortable. The restaurant kitchen served excellent dishes. The beach in front of the hotel was untidy and not very inviting.
Heike·2 weeks ago
The location is perfect, facing the lagoon with bungalows surrounded by tropical vegetation, and the staff service is super efficient—really! The team is great, and the food is the absolute highlight—wow! The TBonne is amazing! We’re eager to return. Thanks to the whole team. It’s hard to walk along the ocean to meditate in peace, but we eventually get used to it. Let’s be understanding… Life is tough in Madagascar.
Christian·3 weeks ago