Jardin du Roy is one of three French-owned hotels situated in private grounds close to Parc National d'Isalo. The hotel offers comfortable and spacious accommodation in 25 rooms.
Right on the edge of the fascinating Isalo National Park
Beautiful views over towering sandstone cliffs so typical of the park
Take a dip in the swimming pool, or tennis and horseriding are available
Comfortable little stone cottages hidden amongst the boulders
Set in extensive private grounds, Jardin du Roy is conveniently located near Ranohira and the entrance to Parc National d'Isalo (Isalo National Park).
The hotel has a variety of twin, double and triple rooms, each simply but tastefully decorated with wooden floors and private patios or balconies, all of them with en-suite facilities. Rooms are arranged in four separate 'houses’ dotted around an attractive mowed lawn and spacious garden surrounding the large outdoor swimming pool. All the buildings are made of local stone, its soft tones blending seamlessly with the beauty of their natural surroundings.
Meals are served in the large dining room, which centers around an open fire and is ideal for cooler mornings in winter. There is also a bar in which to relax with a pre-dinner drink or play a game of pool in the evening.
Parc National d'Isalo is one of Madagascar’s most visited national parks due to both its stunning natural beauty and its relative ease of access. Walks with local guides are an excellent way to explore. They can last from two hours to a full day and include bathing in the park’s 'piscines naturelles’, should you wish! Isalo is not renowned for its wildlife viewing but you can spot ring-tailed, brown and grey mouse lemurs, as well as Verreaux’s sifaka.
When to visit
Take a guided walk in stunning Parc National d'Isalo.
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Enquire NowHotel Jardin du Roy is situated near the village of Ranohira, 240 kilometers from Tamatave on the southern boundary of Isalo National Park in the south west of Madagascar.
Wild Madagascar
This itinerary really showcases the bizarre wildlife that Madagascar is so famed for. Your journey will start in the east of Madagascar where you’ll witness the largest lemur in Madagascar, the Indri, in Andasibe National Park. Look out for the Golden Bamboo lemur amongst the dense forests of Ranomafana National Park and end further south, observing the ring-tailed lemur and winding your way through the cactus-like trees of the arid spiny forests.
