Hotels Near Paradis des enfant in Mahe Island

Location opens up a great and beautiful view of the city and bay. Hotel is located in a quiet place where you can merge with nature. The rooms are spacious clean and well equipped (TV, air conditioner, iron, refrigerator, coffee and tea maker) separate room for storing clothes, bathroom and shower in the bathroom. It is a new hotel with a focus on cleanliness and comfort. A large and beautiful Garden/mini Park with a lot of exotic fruits. They also have turtles. Very welcoming staff. Very tasty food, very large portions. they also helped us with any questions related to transportation in the city and the purchase in the store of the essentials. We spent a day and a night in this location due to the flight cancellation, staff was very welcoming so we managed to detach ourselves from the problem of the canceled flight. We want to thank you for your hospitality!

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!

Villa de Roses is located in a very good spot on the Mahe Island. Family friendly and as quiet as it could be. Beach, restaurants, Public transport, supermarkets, ATMs and pharmacy are 1 to 5 minutes away from where it's located. Clean and beautiful environment. Although, it didn't provide a few things such as hair dryer and change of towels and bed sheets and breakfast, but even without them we enjoyed our stay in there.

Our experience at Constance Ephelia was memorable! The property is huge with access to 2 main beaches (south beach & north beach) depending on the time of the year south beach is unsafe to swim but North Beach is safe all year around. Additionally there are many hidden beaches along the coastline for ultimate privacy. Property is sits within the national park so you really feel part of the nature with many nature trails for hiking as well as kayaking through the mangroves, rock climbing and zip lining within the property itself. Their spa is probably one of the biggest and best we’ve experienced in the Indian ocean. The property is very picturesque, with many spots all around for photos opportunities. The staff will really go out their way to make you feel at home and ensure your dietary requirements are taken care off. They also have an on-site dive centre for additional cost but many other water activities included as part of your stay. We would highly recommend this resort to anyone travelling to Mahé island, Seychelles.

Despite the amazing reviews of this location, I was a bit sceptical of what I might find. But from the moment I drove up the hill into the property, I knew I had truly arrived paradise. I stayed for 4 nights in villa 9 at the far end of the property which had a hammock, and the views from atop this place are amazing, especially at sunrise and sunset. Down the hill and across the road, is a scenic entrance to one of the many public beaches spread across the island. I should have explored it more though. I enjoyed the few walks and the many drives I made from the residence to some amenities. I loved the antique feel of the house, and I was amazed by its matching level of functionality, although the kitchen was lacking a few utensils for effective cooking. I enjoyed my dinner on the terrace a lot, soaking in the cool breeze from the sea. The host Mayna was helpful with some recommendations, even though my initial payment to confirm my booking was mixed up somehow, and I ended up spending additional time at the airport trying to sort that all out. They have a library where you can borrow books to read from too. If I ever returned to the island for a longer stay, I'll love to stay at La Residence again.

This price is relatively cost-effective in Seychelles. It is not close to the airport and the center of Victoria, more than ten kilometers away. There is a beach across the road and the shallow sea is full of seaweed. If it's nearby, the small shop downstairs of the hotel is clean and reasonably priced. The street next to it is full of shabby shops with very high prices. What makes me unhappy is that if you want to send videos and photos via the hotel Wi-Fi, there is a charge, 300 rupees a night, 150 rupees a night. When I first asked, they said it was free, but in fact it was just the most basic free package involving photos and videos. Just ask for extra money. Anyway, everything in this place is expensive! In addition, it is the rainy season, so the sheets always feel noisy and there is a faint smell. Overall, it's just average. I won't stay there next time!

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.