Quick answer: Best Sustainable Hotels in Martinique
The best eco friendly stays in Martinique, hand picked from solar power, rainwater recovery and Green Key certification. Find and book your sustainable stay.
Best Sustainable Resorts and Eco Friendly Stays in Martinique
The 2 best places to stay in Martinique are sustainable and all run on creole wooden lodgings, recognised eco certifications and gardens that put local nature first. From Le Marin to Les Trois-Îlets these guest houses and beachfront resorts are top rated for low-impact eco friendly comfort that keeps guests coming back for the creole warmth of the Biosphere Reserve.
How we decide the best place to stay in Martinique
Each top rated stay in Martinique is hand picked and checked for sustainability features.
We start with the off grid engineering, because the standout here is Domaine de Puyferrat running its three creole inspired wooden ecolodges on solar power to stay genuinely energy self sufficient rather than leaning on the island grid.
We look hard at how each property handles its land, and Domaine de Puyferrat earns its place by growing organic fruit and vegetables on a chlordecone free, ECOCERT certified agroecological farm set inside the Martinique Regional Natural Park and UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, which is real heritage preservation of one of the Caribbean’s most chemically scarred soils.
We check that water is treated as a resource rather than an afterthought, like the same Puyferrat ecolodges capturing rainfall through a dedicated rainwater recovery system, a quiet bit of water conservation that many glossier resorts skip.
We verify where the food actually comes from, and Hôtel Bambou stands out for its local sourcing, choosing environmentally friendly products and serving traditional creole dishes across its two beachfront restaurants so the menu keeps money and culture on the island.
The agritourism guest house, creole ecolodges and beachfront resort on this list of best places to stay in Martinique have each proven, in their own distinct way, that they are making a real effort to protect the island while taking care of its guests.
If the Isle of Flowers has you craving more of these volcanic, rainforest fringed shores, our guide to the best sustainable hotels across the Caribbean gathers the whole region in one place, or drift south to the eco stays of St Lucia, slip north to nearby Dominica and carry on up the chain to its French sister island of Guadeloupe.
At a glance
| Stay | Why it stands out |
|---|---|
| Domaine de Puyferrat | Domaine de Puyferrat is an energy self sufficient agritourism guest house set on an ECOCERT certified organic farm in Le Marin, tucked inside the Martinique Regional Natural Par… |
| Hôtel Bambou | Hôtel Bambou is a Green Key certified beachfront resort on the lively Anse Mitan sands at Les Trois-Îlets, its colourful creole wooden bungalows scattered through a two hectare… |
Top Picks, Where To Stay in Martinique
- Domaine de Puyferrat: ECOCERT organic, off grid, farm to table
- Hôtel Bambou: Green Key certified creole bungalows
- Le Marin, Martinique
Domaine de Puyferrat
Domaine de Puyferrat is an energy self sufficient agritourism guest house set on an ECOCERT certified organic farm in Le Marin, tucked inside the Martinique Regional Natural Park and UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
Three creole inspired wooden ecolodges run on solar power with a rainwater recovery system, while a chlordecone free agroecological farm grows organic fruit, vegetables and a creole garden, raises free range lambs and goats, composts food waste back into the soil and serves guests a farm to table breakfast.
- Les Trois-Îlets, Martinique
Hôtel Bambou
Hôtel Bambou is a Green Key certified beachfront resort on the lively Anse Mitan sands at Les Trois-Îlets, its colourful creole wooden bungalows scattered through a two hectare tropical garden of palms and exotic flowers.
The Clef Verte label backs concrete practice here: local and environmentally friendly products, a push to cut single use plastics and active guest education on eco friendly habits, with two restaurants serving traditional creole dishes.