Hot spring Hotels in Mahe Island

The hotel's restaurant has nothing but expensive, breakfast, facilities are great, Europeans are many, the hotel is on Beau Vallon Beach. There is a bird flying in the hotel restaurant, waiting for you to feed the bread. See the video. The location is a bit far from the airport, 600 rupees to the airport, 200 to the capital, 300 to the port, and the taxi is huge

Wherever I go, the Four Seasons Smile service is always my favorite, so every time I travel, Four Seasons is my first choice. Environment: Seychelles occupies a large area in four seasons. The beach is really sandy and blue, and there are many water projects. There are many birds around you every morning at breakfast. Snorkeling can see a lot of fish. Hygiene: Actually, the hygiene of the room is very good, but I do n’t know why the food waste that was cleared from the room was piled on the outdoor table on the first day, and it was not found and cleared the next day, until I called Someone came to take it, maybe it was forgotten ... Overall it was good. Service: Needless to say, the service of the four seasons is caring and all the waiters are full of smiles. The kids club also has a lot of entertainment! Our family of four, a 4-year-old and a 7-year-old child, provided us with an extra bed for free in all seasons, and breakfast was also free. This is very sweet. Children can spend a day at the hotel without getting bored. Breakfast: To be honest, I really want to eat the breakfast of the Singapore chef, because the previous guests said it was very good. Unfortunately, the chef also left when we went. This breakfast is really nothing to eat except for bread. Apart from being delicious, there are too few choices a little bit more than that of a Samsung hotel. Also the breakfast at Praslin Raffles was much better. This really hopes to strengthen. The hotel has its own parking lot and is free. Mahe Island has nothing special. In fact, the four seasons are a good choice because you can feel the narrow Seychelles inside.

We longly hesitated between 4 and 5 and we decided to put 5 because of the beauty of the hotel and the nice people working there. + Beautiful common area Beautiful room Deepak great barman, super nice and is doing great cocktails Mike at the swimming pool is great. Globally great service at the swimming pool Food is globally good Staff globally super nice Good Spa Very good Housekeeping - Ridiculous booking process. After having booked on Anantara website, with a secure process they contacted us by email in order to give us our credit card number and every details… in order to pay?!! We already were in holiday with a patchy connection and we felt it was not safe at all… and I can assure you that they would not have need our credit card details sent by email to charge the nights in case of a no show. The staff didn’t try to make things smooth and to help finding any other solution it was really annoying When paying that price you expect to have more specific attention Activities are really expensive Beautiful beach but no deck chair on the beach and no service though Beautiful room but we were a bit disappointed not to have any sunny part on the terrace in order to have a deck chair. All deck chairs are in the shadow. Swimming pool was not very hot It is not at all Anantara’s fault but we didn’t do any due diligence and we went there in September and we had literally no sunny day at all, do your homework better than we did, we almost had only rain during our 5 days there!

The hotel is located in the southwest corner, far from the city, and it is not convenient to travel; the swimming pool is small, the beach is not as big and beautiful as the imagination; the restaurant has a small variety of buffets; the hotel service is particularly good, because the hotel room has not been packed yet when we arrived. Proactively extended our check-out time to 6 pm; the hotel on Seychelles is more expensive overall, compared to the Kempinski Hotel, which is a relatively cost-effective product.

The hotel is more cost-effective. The downstairs is Beau Vallon beach. Surprise for breakfast, it is directly opposite the beach! The category is also very rich. The disadvantage is that the balcony is relatively small, the room facilities are average, and the pictures are not added with filters. You can see that the difference between sunny and cloudy days is still very big. I hope that friends who go there will have a personality explosion, every day It ’s all good weather ~

This place is fantastic. We stayed for 4 nights at the start of May to finish an amazing 4 island Seychelles trip to celebrate our wedding anniversary (we could have easily stayed at Villa Roscia for a full week or longer!). It is in the perfect location up a small hill from the main Beau Vallon beach area, including a 2 min walk to Beach Shak for cocktails! The included breakfast is wonderful with great produce. We loved the cakes (especially the orange ones with a little bit of Nutella on top!). Even better is the breakfast setting - a huge terrace with views over the whole of Beau Vallon, including the beautiful green mountains and stunning ocean. They were also accommodating to our early departure and provided breakfast to-go that we took to the airport with us. We opted for a sea view room, of which I believe there are two. We were allocated a lovely room with large private balcony with views of both the mountains and ocean (the other sea view room I believe has a more central sea view, but with a less private balcony). The room had a walk in wardrobe with a safe and a small fridge. We loved that all the rooms were named after Seychelles islands! The pool is a lovely addition and we used it 2 or 3 times - every time we had it to ourselves which was a bonus! Overall this is a great place to stay and we would come back in a heartbeat. Hope to see you all again on our next visit to the Seychelles! PS: You must eat at Leo’s Food Bus on Beau Vallon beach - have the garlic prawns or chilli prawns. You won’t regret it!

Stopped in the villa by couples with friends. Enjoyed the rest. Everything is thought up to the tiny: and welcome cold tea, and light music for the atmosphere, start-up products and drinks in the refrigerator (wine, juice, eggs, yoghurt, bread, jam), which are in value. It is very convenient to agree with the host and right there the chef will prepare and serve breakfast/dining/dining. Breakfast cost 20 euros, dinner 30 euros per person (the menu agreed by us). The rascal master, allowed us to come in earlier and leave 4 hours later without extra payment. Besides him there is still an unseen assistant, a very pleasant woman. All bedrooms with a sleek, in our closet was a wardrobe. To the beach Bo Vallon 1.5 km, to Sanset Beach 1 km, you can walk (min 30-40 to Bo Vallon), but it is better to take a taxi (agreed down with locals who are on duty near the beach or with the host of the villa). A chic panoramic view on the bay, for one of those kinds I would have returned. Thank you, it was wonderful.

With a stay at Bliss Hotel in Mahé Island, you'll be 4.6 mi (7.4 km) from Beau Vallon Beach and 5.6 mi (9 km) from Victoria Clocktower. This 4-star hotel is 6.6 mi (10.6 km) from Seychelles National Botanical Gardens and 18.2 mi (29.3 km) from Baie Ternay.Treat yourself with massages, body treatments, and facials. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and a picnic area.Grab a bite at Barefoot, one of the hotel's 2 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Unwind at the end of the day with a drink at the bar/lounge or the poolside bar. A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, multilingual staff, and luggage storage. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 22 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

The first thing to remember about this hotel is that one needs a car, the second thing is that there is no restaurant facilities, its self catering, but without the oven or a proper cooker, just a 2 ring and a micro. The room was fair and there was a sized terrace, air con worked ok. However, it got a bit cold at night and in the absence of a blanket so I had to turn it off. There was a TV with about 13 channels which took me a while to work out how to switch it on and get it to work. In the end I had to get the manager to assist me, The staff carefully took my temperature every day, even knocking on the door to get me to come down to take it. The hotel though is not really for singles, and its best staying in one of the bigger more expensive hotels if you want to mix with other single guests. Much of the time I appeared to be only one there, apart from American couple who were obviously spending weeks living there. The Restaurants around the area were ok but, to be honest, its not the best part of the Island: that honor goes to the the area around the CONSTANCE EPHILIA hotel on the West Coast. Beau VALLON is the nearest village and , to me, at any rate, it seems a bit faded. The hotel claims its 15 mins walk from the beach but I reckon that it is further. Quite a few of the restaurants were basically tourist traps, one or two were not bad, e.g. LA SCALA or MAKNEK, a local Indian. The weather, itself, quickly faded and it rained pretty much every day. The sea was also rough so diving was not pleasant, and visibility in the water was very poor. i went to try to walk the Coachella trail 3 times and each time it was closed, so was the natural history museum. Between the Corona, and the Christmas holidays, the Seychelles basically winds down at this time of year. Be aware of this if you think that its relatively cheap at this time of year. Also lying on the beach and getting drenched was not a great idea so one quickly runs out of things to do there in what is largely a beach kind of holiday place.. The principle town, VICTORIA, has a small fish and veg market, but otherwise there is not much to see there. The town seems full of economic migrants from African countries queing up to send their money back home at the money changers and banks. To cap it off the last two days there was a mini lockdown and all the restaurants were shut in the evening. I found one small cafe open the first night, but the second night I ended up eating a take away from the only take away open whilst sitting on the floor of the car park. Not really my taste. Summing up the hotel was reasonable, as far as it goes, but going at this time of year and in the midst of Corona was a mistake. The Seychelles, itself, looked like it had seen much better days. and the economy has been hard hit by an absence of tourists and it shows.