B&B Au Triporteur

Owner of property asked me to leave & check in another hotel. He called police, and went with me to police station, while the young man working with him kept threatening me that they would put me in jail. All because I was listening to music and laughing during my breakfast in the terrace. I spent 2 hrs. in police department, and in the end, the Italian who claims that he's the owner of property asked police chief to force me to leave the hotel for no reason. I spent another 2 hrs. running around with my bags finding another hotel. They told police in their complaint that I was listening to music and laughing while having breakfast!! The question is : Is this really a hotel?! Or some kind of trap?! What is the true identity of this hotel or "proper" And what kind of activity or job do they do?! For whom do they work?! Is this by knowledge of Madagascar government?! And most important, why would they set a trap for peaceful tourist and try hard to send him to police for no obvious reason?!!! Who are those people? And what do they do?!! One day before crisis, I see them hanging a picture of Jesus naked with only underwear!!!! Who are they?! For whom do they do that?! The man who claims he owns the property tried to attack me with a big branch of a tree trying to hit me on head.!!!!!!!

Warm welcome Dinner excellent home cooked food Owners very friendly and helpfull

Quiet place away from the hustle and bustle of the city center. Comfortable rooms, and quality bedding with views overlooking the city of Tana. Hot water in the bathroom. The cold welcome of the owner quickly replaced his kindness and solicitude. The breakfast is simple but effective and the homemade bread is delicious. Only downside and not least, the room I occupied had a slight smell of tobacco. The house is connected to the fiber. 17 € the night by Booking. For a long-stay stay I recommend this B & B.