Patrik N.
The staff were kind and helpful from the booking stage onward, from the manager and chef to the gardener. We had booked months ahead, then the Mauritian Rupee strengthened against the Euro and raised the final cost. That was our mistake for not paying when the rate was better, but the manager still offered a complimentary airport transfer to help make up the difference. Our return flight was in the evening, and though we expected to pay extra to keep the room past the usual 10:00 AM check-out, the manager let us use it until departure. That meant we could enjoy our last day on Mauritius. The hotel is a solid three-star place by European standards. Rooms are clean, spacious, and well kept, with large bathrooms and balconies, and the pool is in good condition. A narrow road separates the hotel from Flic en Flac’s long, wide, white-sand public beach. There’s a bus stop outside, and island bus travel is affordable and pleasant. A restaurant is just steps away, with more along the main road toward Carrefour, a few minutes on foot. The main shopping center is about 15 minutes away by bus. Breakfast is straightforward and fresh: the cold buffet has sweet and savory choices plus fruit, and hot classics can be ordered fresh from the kitchen. There’s also billiards and table football. A ping-pong table would be nice, though that’s just my preference. The public beach means the hotel has no sunbeds or umbrellas, but it does provide beach towels, and trees shade parts of the beach. The hotel, its location, and especially the helpful staff made our stay more enjoyable. We wholeheartedly recommend it, hope it moves from three stars to four, and would love to return. Patrik, Laura, and David
