4 Best Hotels in Dominica

Each of the six cliff-top eco-villas here is unique, but all are luxurious, have stunning panoramas, and come with incredible amenities—such as kitchens, indoor/outdoor living rooms, private hot tubs or plunge pools, and outdoor showers. A separate deck is often used for yoga sessions or for viewing sunsets. The concierge is happy to plan your itinerary. Open-air Zing Zing restaurant serves local cuisine; cocktails are served at Vetiver Sunset Deck overlooking Secret Beach. If you stay at least a week, a welcome dinner and airport transfers are included.

Located near Middleham Falls and the sulfur springs at Wotten Waven, this rustic property has comfortable rooms, verandahs with scenic Roseau Valley views, and an open kitchen and dining table where guests can interact with each other. For a special experience, opt for the tree house—a separate building that accommodates up to six people.

In a hidden valley with a river and waterfalls, this small, family-run forest resort is so deep in the bush that you might think you're camping—except you have the benefit of basic, eco-friendly cabins with hammocks, balconies, and panoramic views; at night, you might look up to the stars in awe and wonder how it all began. What makes the property even more unique are hosts Ron and Jean Viveralli, who have pumped agritourism up a notch. Ron, a professionally trained chef, finds inspiration in the goats, chickens, fruits, and greenhouse produce that are cared for by Jean. He roasts his own coffee and makes his own goat cheese and tofu. This is a great place for active families or for couples looking for romance. But you'll definitely need a 4x4, because the roads leading here are rough.

Tia himself built these charming but rustic wooden cabins, which sit on the side of a hill in a picturesque, natural setting and have a window, double bed, mosquito net, sink, toilet, and terrace with a hammock. One cottage has its own sulfur mineral pool plus a cold shower; others have hot showers. Below the cottages are two mineral springs, which guests are free to use. There's a small restaurant, open to the public, that serves simple Caribbean food.