Photo of Sutton Place Hotel Roseau
A LOOK AT THE HOTEL A VERY NICE GUESTHOUSE INDEED SPACEOUS AND CLEAN ROOM THE MAIDS ARE VERY HELPFUL AND FRIENDLY

Sutton Place Hotel Roseau

25 Old Street Roseau, Dominica

Travel Blogs Nearby

Whale-watching in Dominica

A travel blog entry by roadscholarorg

Dominica was the first and only tender port on our voyage. Because of the small size of the island we were not able to approach the port, but we anchored a bit further out in the harbor. We were taken to shore in tender boats from the ship. Dominica is a volcanic island, and we could see the unique mountainous landscape of the island from our ship. Shortly after arriving on shore we again boarded a boat that was to take us whale watching and ...

Dominica Eco adventure at Manicou River Eco Resort

A travel blog entry by eco-traveler

... You’ll need a car to get there and you’ll want to do some of your own cooking probably. But really, there is no better way to see Dominica than by renting a car and driving yourself.


There were lizards which didn't seem very interested in staying -- they'd just have a look at us and scurry on through. The bedding and kitchen area were all clean as could be, and the owners provided us with coffee, spices, and ...

Sleepy Sundays

A travel blog entry by mcewenm

4

... whisper of the tram. A gentle rain was falling which seemed absolutely appropriate. The trams sat up to 9 passengers in four rows of 2 and were fairly well sheltered by the roof. It is suspended about 60 feet above-ground, rising to about 2000 ft above sea level. Our young guide was well informed about all the species of plant and tree to be seen. Sadly most of the birdlife was taking cover from the rain but ...

Dominica, the land of the jungle!

A travel blog entry by meredithvoss

6
3

... a few people even jumped in the ocean and swam out to the ship, unfortunately they got sea urchins stuck in their feet, not a smart decision.
The whole Island felt so safe and it was so easy to get around. Everyone speaks English because English is their first language so communicating with the locals was simple. The MV Explorer was docked within walking distance of most shops, restaurants, and bars so ...

Departing Dominica, Heading to Brazil

A travel blog entry by brepetro

... on the island, Dominicans have a much different lifestyle than everyday Americans like you and I. We must be very grateful for what we have at home and appreciate the opportunities that both our parents and America gives to each and every one of us.

On Monday, the town of Roseau was bustling with natives. Thousands of people were walking the streets, trying to sell fruits, vegetables, clothes… you name it. The Dominicans also love the U.S. ...

Previous
SO CLOSE TO THE PIER THAT YOU CAN HANG WITH THE TOURIST OR JUST WALK ,EAT AND SHOP
Next