Hotel & vacation rentals in Les Trois-Îlets
1 place(s) in Les Trois-Îlets (Martinique): studios, apartments and houses with a pool, air-conditioned, from €80/night. A comfortable, affordable alternative to hotels.
A popular peninsula facing Fort-de-France, Les Trois-Îlets (Anse à l'Âne) combine family-friendly beaches, sea views and pools, with a ferry shuttle to the capital. Our flagship area in Martinique.
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Where to stay in Les Trois-Îlets? Hotel or rental?
Rather than a hotel in Les Trois-Îlets, our studios, apartments and houses for vacation rental offer more space and better value, often with a pool and air conditioning. Ideal for a holiday, a business trip or a private rental.
Frequently asked questions
Why is Anse à l’Âne our flagship area?
A family beach on foot, views over the bay of Fort-de-France, restaurants and shops on the spot, and the sea shuttle that lands you in central Fort-de-France in 20 minutes with no traffic. The best beach/practicality balance in Martinique.
How much does a rental cost at Trois-Îlets?
As a guide, €70–130 per night for a sea-view apartment at Anse à l’Âne, more for a villa with a pool. School holidays, carnival and the Tour des Yoles book up months in advance.
Can you stay at Trois-Îlets without a car?
Better than anywhere else in Martinique: beach, restaurants and shops on foot, and the sea shuttle to Fort-de-France. Many of our guests rent a car for only 2–3 excursion days (southern beaches, Mount Pelée, Balata gardens).
What is there to do at Trois-Îlets?
The picturesque village and its church, the Savane des Esclaves (memory and traditions), the Domaine de la Pagerie, the Trois-Îlets pottery, the golf course, and water sports at Anse Mitan. Not forgetting the bay sunsets, remarkable all year round.