As the saying goes, Le Jardin Malanga is a bit out of the way, but way out of the ordinary. After winding your way up a narrow road, you will find yourself perched in paradise, looking out over lush landscaped grounds, over the hotel's infinity pool and beyond to the sea and the Iles des Saintes. The cottage accommodations are spacious and comfortable. Each accommodates 2 couples on identical sides--king-size bed, deck with hammock and chairs, large bathing room and separate toilet room. Rooms adjoin via a hallway containing a stairway to a second floor. The upstairs is billed as a children's room, and is furnished with a pair of twin beds, but I would not recommend this option; the stairs are steep and it is hot up there. Besides, this is really a romantic retreat, not a family resort. Breakfasts were ample and delicious, served buffet style. Dinner is a highlight here, with chef Stephane's menu of the day. (He trained at Le Crillon in Paris, among other places, so you will find quite refined cuisine.) One disadvantage- the restaurant closes one night a week (day may change). There is really nowhere conveniently nearby to go in the dark on the steep, windy roads and the hotel was locked up tightly on the closed night---we could not rustle up so much as an ice cube. A small fridge in the rooms would be a welcome addition. Assuming you can entertain yourselves, (and you should be able to!) Le Jardin Malanga would be a lovely honeymoon spot....at any stage of marriage.