Hotels With breakfast in Antananarivo, Madagascar

Fantastic Stay with Exceptional Breakfast Buffet I recently stayed at Relais des Plateaux and had an excellent experience. The hotel provides free airport pick-up and drop-off, which made my arrival and departure seamless. The staff were very friendly and made me feel welcome from the moment I arrived. My room was comfortable and well-maintained, contributing to a pleasant stay. One highlight of my stay was the breakfast. It was one of the best buffets I’ve had in years, with a wide variety of fresh and delicious options. The selection was impressive and catered to all tastes. Overall, I highly recommend Relais des Plateaux for a comfortable and enjoyable stay, especially if you appreciate a top-notch breakfast!

I arrived at midnight and check in took a bit long. The room has 2 twin beds and sitting area. There is a small fridge and hot water pot. Bathroom amenities consist of bathe gel and shampoo, no conditioner. My room has a view of the city and looks down at the Analakely market. Complimentary breakfast is not bad but not special either. The hotel restaurant also serves lunch and dinner. There is a pool, stean room, spa and fitness equipment. There are restaurants nearby. I recommend the L'Orient Asian Fusion Restaurant, good food and great presentation. It's 2 minutes on the same street of the hotel. Overall I like the hotel and would stay here again.

I stayed in the Superior Business Guest Room at Feima Hotel. While the room was spacious and nicely appointed, several issues detracted from my stay. The air conditioning unit failed to cool the room adequately, making it uncomfortable. The bathroom had clogging issues, and water leaked onto the floor. Additionally, noise from the upper floor was a persistent annoyance. Despite the room's potential, these problems need attention. With improvements, Feima Hotel could offer a better experience for its guests.

Good value-for-money hotel in central location. Pretty decent restaurant. Friendly staff. A couple of minor downsides: the curtains in my bedroom window weren't sun-blocking, which means that, unless you're wearing a sleep mask, you'll wake up pretty early, if you're sensitive to light; the music in the common area is generally made of lame and syrupy love songs - I wish it was mainly music by Madagasy musicians. Other than this, totally recommend!

Close to the airport, there is free drop-off. The restaurant on the first floor can be eaten in part cash and some credit cards, so the local currency can be emptied here before leaving the country, and the airport cannot be used.

The room was simply furnished with a water heater, kettle, and Wi-Fi. The mattress was very comfortable, the owner was very nice, the food in the restaurant was delicious, and the view from the rooftop was beautiful. I'll definitely come again.

All services were perfect, except one lady at the front, who was not really eager to help us to solve the problem. What I felt as a customer was that she wanted me to pay directly again the bill, coz Trip.com did not send to the hotel the amount I paid. I lost my time and could not reach my appointment. Thanks to Mrs Miora (another lady at the front) the problem was solved smoothly.

I don’t know why this place is not rated high. I have stayed in other hotels in Tana, and this is undoubtedly the best. The double bed in Raddison ably is made up of very small single beds, and my back hurts after sleeping for one night. The bed and room are huge. There is a cash machine and a large supermarket just outside the road. Breakfast is much better than Raddison Blu. Very hearty. A little less fruit. Tana deserves first place, but the price is indeed a bit too high.

The room was spacious and clean. The kitchen facilities weren't fully equipped though – there were plates but no bowls, and the pots didn't have lids.

The room is large, has hot water, has a balcony, and it is really close to the airport, a five-minute walk. Exit the airport, cross the road and go left, pass a shop first, and then you will see the stone road sign. Go inside the alley and you will be there. There is a bus line D at the door to the city and the gas station at Total Railway Station.