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Hotel Atlantis

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Hotel Atlantis is a cheery modern hotel with good facilities well positioned for viists to the Kourou Space Centre and former penal colonies.

The modern Hotel Atlantis was built in 1992 to accommodate technicians, engineers and visitors to Kourou Space Centre, and was refurbished in 2013. It’s a business-style hotel with 103 rooms set in four three-storey buildings. The reception and lounge is arranged around a patio with views over the pool and a lake in the grounds. In addition to the outdoor pool with terrace, decking and solarium there’s a tennis court car park and children’s play area. The guest rooms are air-conditioned and have satellite TV, internet, radio, fridge, and hair-dryer. Some rooms are provided with a kitchenette.

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What our clients say

  • Recommendations:“Worth doing the ice trekking on the Perito Moreno excursion” 

    AT, Worcester Park Feb 2012

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    SB, Solihull Dec 2015

  • Staff could not have been more friendly or efficient.  Despite initial reservations about the size of the boat, we would now recommend it over smaller boats (less than 40).  Landing…

    MC London Apr 2012

  • The Hampton Suites were convenient, clean and had access to free Wi-Fi. The breakfast buffet was adequate but ran out fast (as we discovered!)Best suited for families.

    AA, Newport Jun 2018
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