Le Jadis Beach Resort & Wellness - Managed by Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts

I would recommend this hotel. The staff are incredibly attentive, which is really pleasant. I spent a week in a room with a private pool, and it was absolutely fantastic. The hotel restaurant is very good, and the breakfast is super comprehensive with plenty of choices. The spa is also very good. It's a shame the gym isn't more visible, though.

The hotel reception service was quite good. I arrived at the hotel at 12:30 PM and they checked me in early (probably because there were many vacant rooms and the occupancy rate was low). The hotel is small, with only 70 or 80 rooms in total, and most of the guests were retired European and American gentlemen and ladies. That evening, while dining at the restaurant, the female manager and the Indian manager were extremely rude. The incident unfolded as follows: We encountered this female manager as soon as we started ordering. We wanted to see both the Asian and international menus, and she said we had to order only one, either Asian or international. We insisted on seeing both and wanting to order both, and only then did she give them to us. She was extremely arrogant and unreasonable. Then, while we were eating, after we had only finished our second dish (out of four), this female manager came over and asked if we wanted dessert. We said no, and her expression was very condescending, showing a disdainful attitude. Then she took away all our cutlery. We said we hadn't finished eating, so why was she taking it away? She said, "You haven't finished eating yet?" She didn't apologize, and her expression was completely devoid of a smile as she rudely put the cutlery down. I told him his service was poor, and then this waitress came over and started arguing, asking why my service was bad, and glaring at us. We couldn't accept it, and an argument ensued. Later, we thought we should just let it go, but then this woman turned around and rolled her eyes at her colleague. We saw this and were furious. We couldn't understand what kind of terrible service and what kind of people could work in a five-star hotel, so we started arguing. Then the Indian manager, who claimed to be the restaurant owner, came over and asked three times, "What's your problem?" He was incredibly arrogant. Seeing that our English wasn't fluent, he repeatedly asked what our problem was, and then said that if we weren't quiet, we should be kicked out of the restaurant. Why is your service so bad that customers have to cover for you? This Indian manager was extremely unprofessional, favoring the waitress and arrogantly protecting his own. We questioned the manager about racial discrimination, and he kept mocking us, which was disgusting. We complained to the lobby manager. The lobby manager spent a long time dealing with the situation and trying to appease us. We heard that this waitress was a manager, so how could she not smile, provide such poor service, and be so arrogant and discriminatory? Who gave him that right? We cannot stay in such an unsafe hotel. These people don't seem like they're qualified to provide service, and we dare not eat the food they prepare. Our complaint isn't just a simple grumble; we hope to draw the attention of the management. We chose the Banyan Tree hotel for our vacation because we believed it was an international hotel, not one that was arrogant, rude, and inconsiderate. The management in Mauritius has clearly failed to manage their staff properly, which is damaging to a high-end brand. We had a very poor stay. The next morning, the hotel's general manager, a German man in his sixties, spoke with us, implicitly defending his staff, and of course, apologized. That afternoon, they arranged for a bottle of sparkling wine to be delivered to our room. In short, if you are traveling to Mauritius for vacation, choose this hotel carefully, and be especially wary of the Indian man in the photo.