Find hotels near Andafiavaratra Palace, Antananarivo from AED 105

"Customer service is lackluster and the people in charge of them are worse I was charged for a shuttle that Expedia said was free They didn't honor the Expedia price I was given the runaround after I called to try to clear things up"

"Friendly staff "

"Very professional. Outstanding customer service from ALL staff. Exceptional!"

"Everything was great except that you have to pay to use the small pool. Massage is not bad. Food isn’t bad. Overall it’s a nice hotel I really liked the room, balcony, and the creative style of the hotel interior setting . "

"Wonderful"

"Gym and pool and sun deck us And restaurant excellent and heavily used by me"

"The staff was wonderful. The property was very clean and the food in the restaurant was amazing,"

"Everything was perfect. From before check in to check out. I booked and next thing I know, I'm getting a WhatsApp message from the hotel about my booking and asking what do i need from them to make my stay successful. A great start. They accommodated every request i had like helping with language barrier, recommendations, transport, food, etc. The morning breakfast was on point. The location was very walkable and the scenery from the wall to wall windows in the room were extraordinary. If i had to say anything cautionary, it would be to be mindful on the mini bar and snacks left in the room. They are charging Euros. The convenience of these products might attract you. All in all 9.8/10"

"The hotel staff were great. Kind and friendly and most spoke English, so that was very helpful for me. The room was great. Only complaint was the shower doors were grinding on the floor when opening and closing, so it made a loud screetch everytime. My view from the room was spectacular. There are some bars and restaurants close by. I felt safe the whole time walking alone at night, but it is through some dark and dirty streets with the homeless around. But this might not be a good option for women traveling alone and wanting to walk everywhere. However, i felt really safe."