Hôtel de ville Chaletria

Hotel de Ville Chaletria as it is known today is the residence and administrative office of the Department of Chaletria. For 133 years of its history it served as the residence of the Governor-General of Chaletria. The building was built for the Governor of Chaletria while it was still an independent colony of France and was completed in 1787. It served as the main political office for 55 years until 1842 when the Franco-Dutch Establishments formed over the archipelago of Maurits.

Since 2010 the building stood empty due to the economic recession as it become too expensive to maintain. In 2020 the building was renovated for ƒ5.000.000 and become the residence once again of the Secretary of Chaletria as well as his office and the administrative centre of the this small but active tourist hotspot, with the building in view of shuttle buses as they enter the city of Dampiernoy from the island's international airport.