Travel with Clem visits Hotel the Champ

Travel with Clem visits Hotel the Champ

Travel with Clem visits Hotel the Champs

    Travel with Clem visits Hotel the Champs

We are always telling you about how wonderful a stay at Hotel the Champs can be.  Today we feature a beautifully written experience by Travel Blogger, Clem of the blog “Travel with Clem“.    Clem recently visited Hotel the Champs accompanied by Dominican Bouyon Band, “Signal Band“.  In her review of the hotel, Clem says,

“Regardless of the room that you pick, you get access to all the room amenities, high speed wifi throughout the whole property, and a modern style bathroom that fits the vibes of the room you choose.”

She also give high praises to our restaurant and the breakfast menu:

..I was particularly impressed with everything we could choose from in the breakfast menu! In fact, because of their breakfast, they can easily rank as one of the top restaurants in Dominica… I love staying at hotels where I don’t have to think about breakfast, because it helps me jump start my day and save time!

Travel with Clem visits Hotel the Champs

              Breakfast at the Champs

Clem & Signal Band at Indian River

Clem & Signal Band at Indian River

Beyond the hotel, Clem and Signal Band visited some of the sites and attractions in the area that we also include as part of a Hotel the Champs package.  The sites visited were Indian River, Cabrits National Park, and Belle Hall Beach.

Visit Clem’s Blog to read the entry about her experience:  “A Stay at Hotel The Champs

 

 

 

 

The visit was documented by Discover Dominica Authority as part of a travel series collaboration.

 

 

About “Clem”

Clementine “Clem” Affana is a Medical Doctor by profession, an entrepreneur, travel blogger, business owner and life enthusiast. Passionate of travel and cultural immersion, she build the brand “Travel with Clem” in 2016, which teaches young millennials and busy professionals to travel the world without having to quit their full-time job. She has experienced cultural diversity in more than 20 countries.

 


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Walking in the “Backyard” of The Champs

Walking in the “Backyard” of The Champs

You don’t need a car, you don’t need a taxi if you like you can start walking from Hotel The Champs. You just walk direction Portsmouth an turn to your right at Borrow Square (“Bus station”) direction 1 mile / Calibishi. This will take you about 30 minutes.

When you turned to you right you keep following the road till you see a construction company on you right hand (you will see materials / cement trucks etc) here you turn to your right into the bush where you see a nice path to walk.

We had sun and rain on our early Sunday morning walk. The rain can be a nice refreshment. The walk is very easy and relaxing. After 25 minutes walking you reach the point where you see the signs of the Waitikubuli trail. We turned because we prefer short hikes on our Sunday mornings. But you can turn to your right at the signs (if you keep going straight it will be a dead ended road.

If you follow the road to your right you will go further up and will reach a nice view point. If you continue you will will end up at Ross Castle Estate in Picard where you will have to cross a (half broken) hanging bridge. Not too sure how long this will take it all depends if you are an experienced hiker.

On our short hike we enjoyed the view over Portsmouth and Cabrits National Park.

If you look well you can even see we had a rainbow on our way back.