Pet-friendly Hotels in Madagascar from NT$775

"The staff were friendly and courteous. A couple of them spoke English, so that was really helpful for someone who does not speak French. It is conveniently located near the airport. There are quite a few restaurants near by. Only issue i had was that there was no elevator, which meant i had to carry my luggage up 4 flights of stairs. There was a person there to help but i declined his offer. Overall, hotel is good. Would definitely recommend who needs a hotel for a quick stopover."

"Clean and spacious room. Comfy bed."

"Beautiful hotel set in nature, lovely and helpful staff, very clean. Really enjoyed the stay and will miss this place. "

"Great check in and check out by Ikorian Tsoa, Femo and Eulalie. Excellent and on time the pick up from the airport and the return to the airport. Nice room with all amenities. The hotel location is in good neighborhood and close to shopping"

"Top notch food, customer service, facilities, and atmosphere. The food is delicious and rotates every meal. The rooms are spacious and the bathrooms are clean. Customer service is great and the staff do their best to accommodate. We had a 4 year old and a 9 month old and they put an extra bed in the room for us. I highly recommend the excursion to Nose Iranja, not only will you see a beautiful beach but you’ll also get a fantastic seafood lunch arranged by the hotel. Fabrice saved us as we were struggling to communicate with the staff in French. He checked on us regularly and helped us with special arrangements that we needed. The hotel offers several entertainment activities including aquatics, dancing, and fire show at night. Highly recommend this place especially for families."

"Very good, no-frills hotel with excellent service"

"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."