We are excited to announce, in the wake of Hurricane Maria, Fort Young Hotel is planning to reopen January 15, 2018, with 41 of its 72 rooms available for booking. In addition to the 41 rooms, many of the hotel’s core amenities, including its pool, Warner’s Bar and one of its meeting facilities are expected to be operational. Guests can enjoy many of the hotel’s on-property activities and nearby excursions, including diving, snorkeling, canyoning, fishing and hiking among others.
The resort-style hotel, located in the capital city of Roseau, is currently open in a limited capacity, and at reduced rates, to support relief efforts and aid workers as the hotel, city and country rebuild. The hotel has restored its power, water and wi-fi.
Guests interested in booking a stay at Fort Young Hotel can reserve dates now, with stays beginning this January 15, 2018. Fort Young Hotel is expected to be fully restored, operational and reopened to the public in October 2018. Rates starting at $277 USD. To book, call 767-448-5000, email info@fortyounghotel.com.
Stay tuned on Facebook and Instagram @fortyounghotel for ongoing restoration updates and an inside look at the beautiful Nature Island.
Dominica, appropriately named the “Nature Island,” is home to an incredible secret — natural sulphur spas. At Fort Young Hotel, we’re excited to introduce our guests to these extraordinary thermal springs, located just minutes from our doorstep. Here’s what makes Dominica’s sulphur spas so special: Volcanic Wonders These spas are a result of Dominica’s volcanic […]
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For those seeking to immerse themselves in the vibrant artistic expression of Dominica, the newly opened Old Oven Art Gallery at Fort Young Hotel is a must-visit destination. This premier art space champions the talents of local artists, providing a window into the island’s rich cultural heritage. Honoring a Cultural Icon The Old Oven Art […]
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If you arrive at Fort Young Hotel & Dive Resort between May and October, you’ll have the incredible opportunity to witness three of the seven globally endangered sea turtle species swimming and nesting along Dominica’s shoreline. Better yet, our hotel staff will be happy to arrange one of the most magical sea turtle watching experiences […]
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