The hotel's phoenix-like rebirth must be referring to this one

Mauritius | The hotel's phoenix-like rebirth must be referring to this one. This hotel has a bit of a story: it used to be called Grand Mauritius, a very impressive five-star hotel, but unfortunately, it was destroyed by a major fire years ago. After several twists and turns, it has become the current Marriott Westin. 🦤 Marriott has three hotels in Mauritius, Le Méridien, Westin, and JW Marriott. Most Westins in China are quite standard, but this one in Mauritius is somewhat unexpected. 🦤🦤 A brief introduction to the hotel information: Chinese: Westin Turtle Bay Resort & Spa, Mauritius English: The Westin Turtle Bay Mauritius Number of rooms: 190 (7 room types) Number of restaurants: 5 (The Japanese restaurant is under renovation, scheduled to reopen in November) Distance: 15 kilometers to the capital Port Louis, a 25-minute drive Distance: 57 kilometers from the airport, a 60-minute drive 🦤🦤🦤 As a resort hotel, you can find all your expectations of an island here: clear blue seas, blue skies, swaying palm trees. The hotel is located in Turtle Bay on the northwest coast, with many famous hotels nearby, such as InterContinental, Maritim, etc., making it convenient to travel to the capital Port Louis and local large shopping malls. 🦤🦤🦤🦤 The hotel's gardening is a part I really like, neatly trimmed, well-arranged, and harmoniously matched, which somewhat compensates for the less-than-perfect beach. Compared to the beaches on the eastern coast, it's not on the same level, but the magnificent sunsets are the greatest benefit this hotel can offer. 🦤🦤🦤🦤🦤 Additionally, I really like the vibe of the rooms, 2-3 story buildings, with the basic rooms on the ground floor. Opening the floor-to-ceiling doors, you're greeted by a large lawn. If there was an added pool, it would be like the Four Seasons. This might be a bit of an exaggeration, but what I want to express is that the two types of rooms are indeed quite similar. 🦤🦤🦤🦤🦤🦤 August is supposed to be winter in the southern hemisphere, but 25°C in Mauritius is not cold at all, and it should also be the off-peak season for travel. However, the current situation is that every hotel still has a high occupancy rate, and it's hard to book a room on short notice. Travel tips: really book in advance!