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There an indoors restaurant with small terrace that can cater to about 50 guests and a pavilion overlooking the beach with space for another 40 guests. Guests can also ask for a table setting in the garden or directly on the beach.
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All rooms are facing the garden, a highlight of the hotel, which include among a wide variety of tropical trees, plants and fragrant flowers: A large breadfruit tree, evergreen all-year-round blooming Allamanda bushes, ginger lily (fleure de Longoza), coco and multiple other palms, Filao and Bonnet carré trees, also known as Bishop's hat (Bonnet d'évêque) due to its fruit's resemblance to a bishop's hat.
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Carrefour is.a regular meeting place for those who are in the vanilla trade, since the location offers spacious meeting areas either in the restaurant or in the Badamier pavilion. Le Alamanda bar in front of the reception serves drinks throughout the day and evening. Additionally, the foyer has a flat screen display for watching news, sport events etc.
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