Centre Lambahoany

The bungalows at centre Lambahoany have a downstairs room with a double bed, a wardrobe, chairs and a table. On the loft is a second double bed. The bungalows each have a bathroom, with toilet, shower and washbasin. A veranda completes the bungalow.The interior has wood panelling and wooden and bamboo furniture. All beds have mosquito nets (daily checked on for holes). The windows have insect screens and blinds. The outside is concrete covered in bamboo, the roof is from the local ravinala (palm leaves), to guarantee shelter from the rain and a cool atmosphere when the sun is shining. A bungalow can be rented for 40.000Ar when reserved in advance and paid on arrival. Rooms will be available at 12 o’clock in the morning and must be vacated before 10 o’clock on the day of departure. Breakfast is included and will be served in the main building; it can be either European or Malagasy (Vary amin’anana). Drinks and snacks are available all day. The Centre has a guarded parking. Use of the documentation and information centre is free of charge. Cultural events at Centre Lambahoany can be attended free of charge. The staff will be at your service 24 hours a day, 7 days per week. Centre Lambahoany is much more than a hotel with bungalows, a beautiful garden, and a nice bar. The Centre has an information and documentation centre where you can find information on Madagascar and Tamatave and its environments: in books, brochures and audiovisual materials. And of course the friendly staff will be eager to assist you. At Centre Lambahoany you can take a close look at different kind of trees and shrubs like: lychees, mangos, avocado, coconut trees, palm oil trees, coffee, orange and papaya. You can also enjoy its fruits in the right season. You can also learn about sustainable energy and durable materials used to build the centre. A Naiade for safe drinking water can be seen in use. But most of all Centre Lambahoany is part of the project Lambahoany for community development and ecotourism, i.e. community development and thus poverty reduction in Toamasina and in several rural villages in the region.