Best Hotels near Anse Aux Pins Beach, Anse Royale

I really liked the hotel, the location and room are excellent, the breakfast is excellent. Attentive girls at the reception. The bed is large, soft, the linen is clean. They gave me the category number above) for which thank you Free sup on the beach. The only downside is that I had to ask for the floor to be washed and I would have updated/washed the sun loungers on the beach. There was a problem with payment through trip.com; upon check-in they said that there was no payment, but the hotel resolved the issue within 5 minutes. But the taxes had to be paid 2 times, while trip.com tried to figure it out for 2 days, as a result they compensated with trip coins.

The room is very large, the decor is designed and everything is very well maintained and very clean (room and common parts). The room is ultra-equipped with almost all the options available in the best world stands (minibar, Nespresso machine with capsules, boiler, glasses of all kinds, fruit base, air conditioning, ceiling fan, The hotel is located in the heart of the city, and the hotel is located in the heart of the city. Share breakfast menu via Whatsapp by the receptionist. Only defects: - the pool is a little small (but very pleasant) - No restaurant in the structure - the room gardens are not hidden (external light all night and sun from day-raising), but it is really a pity to have swallowed this elementary detail.

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.

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.

The hotel has several good, not great, features. It’s on a beautiful piece of land, the staff is sweet and occasionally helpful, and the WiFi works most of the time but it’s very weak and slow. There’s one English news station on the TV, the AC works decently (though it is not strong) and it was clean. Also, parking was easy out front of the hotel. The hotel has several bad aspects. First and most obvious, it doesn’t live up to its title as resort or spa. There is a small and nice pool. There is a fitness center. There is a room for massage treatments. There’s one restaurant, and it’s average, and there is a bar. And of course there is a beach. And that’s it. This is not a resort. It is not a spa. But the hotel claims to be a resort in its ads. The staff were just not very welcoming. Checkin was slow and confused. The room was hot. The bed was uncomfortable. The shower water pressure was weak. The room was way, way overpriced (even for Seychelles which is very expensive). There was zero benefit or recognition for Hilton Honors status (I’m a Diamond member). Other than offering a bottle of water, there was no benefit and no recognition. It was really stunning. No extra points. No lounge or happy hour. No upgrade. I stayed at a Hilton because that usually improves the experience. The staff was sweet and polite (if not very helpful), but the management was aloof, dismissive, and rude. I tried to leave the hotel early, even offering to leave after the icey and confused checkin, and I was told I’d be charged if I left. That made it clear. This hotel is simply an investment for its owners and investors. The owners have done as little as possible to charge as much as possible. When the guest notices failings, management become confrontational. The front office management [Rania Asba, Front Office & Quality Manager] simply stormed away when she (after arguing for 20-30 minutes) couldn’t address the many issues. She was confused and became confrontational, which was very uncomfortable. I wanted to leave and was told I would still be charged. Management alternated between confrontational and confused, mostly confused, and only became confrontational when called on their confusion. The front office manager became indignant when confronted on the low quality, poor checkin, bad room, and many issues of low quality. On the few times she did engage, she was condescending, insecure, and dismissive. There are many nice places in Seychelles, and I will definitely be back to Seychelles, but I definitely won’t stay here again. I paid for a resort and got a basic three star hotel in a nice location. I would have paid less and had a much better experience in many of the two star hotels I visited (like Anse Soleil Beachcomber) that were far nicer and relaxing without claiming to be a resort. I would have even paid less at Hotel Savoy, a five star hotel at Beau Vallon Beach, which as a guest treated me far better than anyone at Doubletree. At the Doubletree, y