Mauritius Hotels with Infinity Pools

"The St. Regis Hotel has excellent facilities and a beautiful design! They thoughtfully provided festive greetings and small gifts on Chinese New Year's Day! They even gave us greeting cards on New Year's Eve! They also had a lion dance performance at the hotel that evening, but unfortunately I was out too late to see it! The staff all said ”Happy New Year” to each other. [Grinning face emoji] The rooms are on the first floor, and right outside the door is green space, beach, and seaside. You can sit on a lounge chair and enjoy the beautiful waves! There's a small tub filled with water outside the room with a long-handled wooden ladle for rinsing your feet – a thoughtful design! The St. Regis Hotel has 172 rooms, so it's quite crowded and a bit cramped compared to the more spacious and comfortable villa hotels I've stayed in before, but overall it was still fantastic! A special thank you to the hotel for providing beach sandals (flip-flops). The straps didn't rub at all, which was very nice! My sandals broke, so I relied on these flip-flops for the entire trip around Maori! Be careful as the soles can be a little slippery when it rains!"

"The hotel itself is quite good, a standard five-star property with excellent hardware and good service, located right by the sea. In terms of location, it's a bit far from the main attractions, and there aren't many shops or restaurants outside the hotel, so you're pretty much confined to the hotel premises. Every room is a sea-view room, and overall, the rooms are lovely. The front faces the ocean, and the back has a garden where many little yellow birds have built nests. The hotel has several swimming pools. Swimming in the sea is also an option, though the water was a bit chilly in the mornings. The beach isn't very fine, with some rocky areas, but it's still great for photos, and the sunsets are beautiful. The hotel beach offers complimentary paddleboards and other facilities. We also booked a free snorkeling trip that lasted over an hour, where a boat took us out to the reef. The captain and crew were very attentive, keeping a close eye on my husband, who isn't a strong swimmer. It felt like they were ready to jump in and save him at any moment, haha. I had a great time with some other guests (who were white) and saw many fish, although a lot of the coral has bleached. We stayed for three days, eating two meals a day at the hotel. The main restaurant maintained good quality, with rotating menus; one day featured Mauritian cuisine, and another was a seafood buffet, where we enjoyed unlimited sea urchin. There are two other restaurants as well. We booked the beachfront restaurant one evening, and while the sunset was stunning, the Western food was truly awful. We promptly canceled our reservation at the other Japanese restaurant and went back to the main dining hall. Overall, I'm very satisfied with this hotel; all the staff are enthusiastic, and the service is very attentive."

"The food and drinks are served slowly. The view and reception service are excellent. Attending the DJ events is a must. If you're staying for two nights, it's best to watch the sunset from the pool on the first day and from your room on the second day."

"The hotel is really nice and big. The food is of goos quality and the staff very professsional and welcoming particularly at the BEACH GRILL and MAIN POOL. If you're looking for peace and wellness it's the perfect place. However if you want fun and dancing that's not the atmosphere of the hotel."