Where to stay in Dominica

Hotels:

Most hotels are small to medium, and offer accommodation according to a number of 'Plans' widely used in the Caribbean region, including a Modified American Plan (MAP; room, breakfast and dinner) or a European Plan (EP; room only). A 10% government room tax is added to hotel bills.

Bed and breakfast:

A wide variety of guest houses and inns offer comfortable, homely tourist accommodation around the island. A 5% government tax and 10% service charge is levied on rooms.

Camping:

Facilities are available. Overnight safari tours are run by local operators.

Other accommodation:

Hostels are available at Calibishie, Portsmouth and Rosaline. Prices vary.

Apartments and cottages scattered around the island, offer self-catering, full service and maid service facilities.

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