Fort Young HotelDominica, Caribbean
Nestled at the edge of the cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea – cradled in the beauty of Dominica’s mountainous landscape, is the Fort Young Hotel, Dominica’s premier Hotel. The Fort Young Hotel is ideally suited to both the business and the leisure traveler. 73 Guest Rooms and suites are all equipped with air-conditioning, ceiling fans, direct dial telephones, Cable TV, terrace/ balcony. The resort’s old-world charm comes from the combination of unique architecture, rich history, and courteous staff. With the completion of the renovations, this has been augmented with luxury, style, and convenience unsurpassed. Hotel facilities include:
Your choice of accommodations includes luxurious and spacious guest rooms with a lounge area or suites offering separate living room, whirlpool tub, kitchen facilities (with microwave and fridge), large balcony with an expansive view of the Caribbean sea.
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Dominica, Caribbean – Fort Young Hotel
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