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Tropical Hotel St Barth

Cotonou, Benin

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The soul of the French Riviera, the essence of the Caribbean An intimate address, the Tropical Hotel, St. Barth has a welcoming atmosphere with its 24 rooms and suites; some offering idyllic views of the turquoise Caribbean Sea, while others enjoy direct contact with the tropical vegetation outside. The rooms and suites are adjoined by a private terrace where you can bask in the tropical sun or cool off in the fresh sea breeze. Throughout the day, you can relax and enjoy a peaceful meal on the lush terrace or by the pool overlooking St. John's Bay. Our restaurant ROMI : When night falls, a smell emerges, the lights dim, the journey begins... ROMI is a single ticket to Indonesia. A tribute to the roots of the Tropical Hotel chefs, ROMI showcases the culinary and cultural heritage of the world's largest archipelago. Innovative cocktails are accompanied by indo-tapas, followed by a selection of satays and signature dishes that are paired with an open kitchen vibe. For a 360° immersion, throughout the evening, musical curation and DJ sets will accompany your journey. ROMI is also Sundays around a brunch inspired by Indonesian flavours, where you will find our Indo-twisted avocado toast, or some dishes adapted to our evening menu. The Tropical Hotel has been elected 13th best new hotels in the World and 1st in the Caribbean by the 2023 Travel & Leisure Edition .

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If you're looking for a unique travel destination that's off the beaten path, WE highly recommend checking out Cotonou in Benin. This vibrant city offers a wealth of cultural experiences, delicious cuisine, and stunning natural beauty that's sure to leave a lasting impression on YOU.
Located on the southern coast of Benin, Cotonou is the country's largest city and serves as a major hub for trade and commerce in West Africa. Despite its bustling atmosphere, Cotonou has managed to maintain a strong connection to its cultural roots, with vibrant markets, traditional music and dance, and a rich history that dates back to the days of the Dahomey Kingdom.
One of the most popular attractions in Cotonou is the Abomey-Calavi Wildlife Reserve, which offers visitors the chance to see a wide variety of animals in their natural habitat. From elephants and giraffes to monkeys and antelopes, this reserve is a must-visit for anyone interested in wildlife and conservation.
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