The hotel is made up of 24 individual rosewood villas, all facing the sea.
On the ground floor, each villa provides a large sea-facing terrace, a living room/bedroom.
The bathroom has a large corner bath, shower and separate restrooms.
A small staircase provides access to the first floor loft room, which can be used as children accommodation or guest room for up to two additional people.
Villas are maintained at an ideal temperature by silent air-conditioning systems.
- Relais & Châteaux Environmental Trophy
- Trip Advisor “Travelers choice Top 10 of Hotels of Africa & Indian Ocean” in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 & 2016
COMMUNITY PROJECTS : In the remote peninsula of Anjajavy the hotel supports social investments and works closely with the villages around.
The aim of the Anjajavy community project is to promote sustainable development in three remote villages in the vicinity of the hotel.
Schools, clinics, wells, sanitations, solar stations are constructed, maintained and operated by the local NGO Ecoles du Monde which is funded by dynamic international campaigns but also from guest’s donations directly to the hotel.
On the other side the hotel constructed a new market place in 2012, employs almost one hundred local people and purchases provisions from surrounding villages. The hotel supports the development of micro-businesses. Community projects operate in highly diverse fields: fishing, market gardening of fruits and vegetables, handicrafts, trade.
The on-site doctor of the hotel cares for the local staff and their families and for emergencies of the villages. The hotel is doing sensitization of adults for the respect of fishing calendars and fishing methods (namely for prawns, crabs, lobsters and against sea turtle hunting) and of women about family planning. The hotel is also educating kids about the protection of the environment & health.
Anjajavy le lodge contributes actively to the fight for reforestation and against forest fires.
For example since 2009, the hotel has contributed to the extinction of 4 forest fires and reforested 60,000 native trees from its tree nursery and 200 000 mangrove trees.
The hotel is generally closed for maintenance from mid January to late March.