Reservar se You want a modern, boutique base in Mahé that feels like a village but offers Marriott-grade beds and AC.
Por Que As Pessoas Adoram
Brand new hardware (opened 2023) that feels fresh and spotless
Direct access to Anse Royale beach and local village life
Excellent breakfast buffet with rotating daily specials
Resumo Rápido: A polished oasis that suffers from 'island time' service and a busy road separating you from the sand.
Revisado por @AsongDefang8507711: I was blown away by the welcome at Laïla! Seeing my name on the TV and getting a surprise delivery of fresh treats made me feel like royalty. The terrace is my favorite spot to relax. Highly recommend for a pampered stay.
Hóspedes Que Ficaram Aqui Disseram
The hype
Guests love the chic, botanical design and comfortable rooms but are often frustrated by the sluggish service at the restaurants.
Reality check
The 'Partial Sea View' often includes a very full view of the asphalt road and power lines.
You value a powerful AC and a modern, mold-free bathroom over rustic charm
You want to be walking distance to local markets and restaurants, not trapped in a resort
You are a Marriott Bonvoy member looking to burn points in paradise
Limpeza e Manutenção
9
Housekeeping: Daily, thorough, and often praised for creativity (towel art).
Bathroom hygiene: Immaculate. No signs of the dreaded 'island mold' in the grout.
Maintenance: Brand new condition. AC is silent and effective; plumbing works perfectly.
Linens & towels: Crisp, white, and high thread count. Pool towels are plush.
Odors & scents: Lobby smells of lemongrass and fresh flowers; rooms are neutral and fresh.
Sleepability™
7MODERADO
MODERADO
0-4BARULHENTO
4-7.5MODERADO
7.5-10SILENCIOSO
Traffic on East Coast Road (buses, trucks)
Weekend noise from nearby public beach areas
Antes de reservar
Bom saber
You must pay a tourism environmental levy of SCR 100 (~$7.50) per person, per night at check-out.
The pool gets shaded in the late afternoon due to the building's orientation.
There is a small deli on-site for quick snacks if you don't want a full sit-down meal.
O que levar
Your own snorkel mask—hotel gear availability is spotty and fit is hit-or-miss
Earplugs if you plan to nap on the balcony
Reef-safe sunscreen (expensive to buy locally)
Room Genie
Melhores escolhas
Senior Terrace Suite (Room 205 or similar) for a massive private deck with sun loungers
Mountain View rooms for a quieter morning coffee experience facing the jungle
Quartos a evitar
Low-floor 'Partial Sea View' rooms which mostly view the street
Rooms directly above the pool bar if you sleep before 10 PM
Room Request Genie – copiar e colar
“I would love a high-floor room facing the mountain for quiet, or a Senior Terrace Suite if available. Please avoid low-floor rooms facing the main road due to noise sensitivity.”
FAQ e dicas ocultas
Tudo o que você realmente quer saber antes de reservar.
Is the beach private?
No, Anse Royale is a public beach across the street. The hotel has a designated area with loungers, but it's not exclusive.
Is there a resort fee?
No hidden 'resort fee,' but there is a mandatory government environmental levy of SCR 100 per person/night.
How is the WiFi?
Surprisingly fast and reliable throughout the property, suitable for Zoom calls.
Can I walk to other restaurants?
Yes! You are in Anse Royale village, so you can walk to Kafe Kreol, Le Relax, and local takeaways.
Is the pool heated?
No, but with Seychelles temperatures averaging 80°F+, you won't need it.
Do they offer airport transfer?
Yes, for a fee, but a local taxi is often cheaper (~$30-40) and readily available.
Dicas de Insiders
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The 'Market' nearby sells local fruit and snacks at 1/4 the price of the hotel minibar.
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Ask for a table at Kafe Kreol (the beachfront restaurant) for dinner, but go 30 minutes before you're hungry to account for slow service.
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The hotel has a 'water refill station'—bring a reusable bottle to save money and plastic.
5 coisas que deve saber antes de partir
💡The 'Partial Sea View' is technically true but practically disappointing due to the power lines.
💡The shower pressure is incredible—a rarity for island hotels.
💡You can hear the local church bells on Sunday mornings.
💡The gym is small but has high-end Technogym equipment and is freezing cold (a plus).
💡The housekeeping staff are the unsung heroes here, often leaving towel art and fresh flowers.
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