A special feature in the third season of the series. The name of the Hotel will not be changed in the 4th episode. Here, DI Humphrey investigates on the crew of Air France who wanted to be accommodated at the Creole Beach Hotel.

"Bay Cove" / "Paradise Bay Hotel" Featured in: S1E2, S4E4, S6E1, S8E3 (and many more) Fun fact: This isn't just a set; it's the production's base camp! Most of the TV crew and several actors live in this exact hotel for six months of the year during filming. Guests can even rent the iconic pointy-roofed bungalows seen on the show.

Featured in: Season 1, Episode 4 ("Missing a Body") Located in south of Deshaies, this hotel and its picturesque sea-view terraces have been utilized by the production crew for suspect interviews and resort-based scenes throughout the series.

Here is where I stayed during the second part of my trip. It's a nice complex of apartments with an incredible seaview pool and terraces. It was also featured in Death in Paradise Season 7, Episode 2 ("The Stakes Are High").

An award-winning boutique resort focused on romance, boasting one of the healthiest "house reefs" for snorkeling right off the beach.

One of the largest resorts, famous for its stunning 1km-long sandbank and diverse dining options.

You can acces the resort to get to the public beach, just kindly ask the staff and they'll tell you how. You can ask to rent the sunbeds if available, otherwise they're reserved to the hotel's clients

You can acces the hotel gate to get to the beach, follow the signs on the road (do no get into the reception). You can rent the sunbeds if available, otherwise they're reserved to the hotel's clients. There is also a beach restaurant and bar on-site.

A grand hotel next to Hell Valley (Jigo-kudani) that offers ryokan-style Japanese rooms, complimentary breakfast buffet, and an onsen check out our video: https://youtube.com/shorts/fcXX7PF8wvA?si=c2vMZ6SVirQGq5nj

A modern-style ryokan featuring tatami floors throughout the lobby and rooms, located just minutes from Dotonbori. Guests can enjoy a natural onsen (hot spring), sauna, and open-air bath (rotenburo). The rooms are cozy and traditionally styled, offering a peaceful escape in the heart of the city. Breakfast is highly rated, with both Japanese and Western options available. 💴 Price: Included with room – ≈ 12,000–20,000 ¥/night (varies by season and room type) 🎯 Touristy?: Moderately touristy. Very popular among travelers looking for a ryokan experience in the city. Often fully booked during peak season.