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Garraway Hotel Roseau
P.O. Box 789, Place Heritage, One Dame Eugenia Charles Blvd, Roseau, Dominica
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HOTEL DESCRIPTION
The Garraway Hotel is a 31 room hotel conveniently located on the city’s bay front. It affords the leisure and business visitor easy access to the city’s main shopping areas and other historic sites. Comprising 20 deluxe double rooms and 10 suites, it offers the visitor a choice of rooms with either an ocean or panoramic view of Dominica’s lush mountains. All rooms have ADSL internet connection and are also non-smoking. |
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ACCOMMODATION
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Room Amenities
• Cable TV
• Direct Dial Telephone Service
• ADSL Internet Service
• Air Conditioning
• Private Bath
• Ceiling Fans
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HOTEL FACILITIES AND AMENITIES
DINING
The “Balisier Restaurant” is well known for its Creole cuisine, fresh fruit juices and special Buffets offered on Fridays. They cater for in-house as well as external functions including breakfast and luncheon meetings, corporate meetings, weddings, workshops, dinners and parties.
The “Ole Jetty Piano Bar” on the ground floor offers breathtaking views of Caribbean sunsets and is perfect for quick snacks and Sundowners.
CONFERENCE & MEETINGS
The Garraway Hotel offers modern air-conditioned conference room facilities guaranteed to ensure efficient and competent service.
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The Garraway Hotel sits on the original site of the first commercial establishment in Roseau, the capital city - hence its address No 1 Bay Front, Roseau which was eventually changed to One Dame Eugenia Charles Boulevard following the naming of that site in honour of the Caribbean’s and Dominica’s only female Prime Minister.
Situated in the historic French Quarter of Roseau, the Garraway Hotel is adjacent to the Old Market where slaves were once bartered and sold in the nineteenth century. The old Post Office which was constructed in 1910 and which now houses the Roseau Museum is a must for history lovers. The surroundings are enhanced by a number of creole town houses built in that era and distinguished by their wooden fretwork.
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