Best Hotels near Panoramic Spot, Grand Baie

I stayed here two nights whilst doing some business up in the north of the island. The rate was excellent, the staff were very welcoming, room was exceptionally clean, the food was good thanks to a great chef, and all-in-all it was great value for money. Thank you to the team!

The hotel is very cost effective and personally feels good. Suitable for ”poor travel”, about 5 kilometers from Super Bay in Dawan, you can take the bus in the past (82 road, tell him where to go, look at the map, when you arrive, you have to press the bell to get off, not too language Easy), most hotels in Mao Ball are basically inconvenient to go out. If the hotel calls a taxi more than 1000 rupees, I used the bus only 24 rupees. . . These days I went to the supermarket to buy steaks (very good, all of Australia) tiger shrimps, and I made them myself (the hotel can be boiled (you need to buy the spices yourself), the restaurant that cooperates with the hotel is very difficult to eat, just past Hungry for a day, I ordered a 340 rupees fried rice, but don't eat if you eat 2). . Breakfast is a bit unexpected and can be said to be very satisfying. Nice environment, there is a swimming pool, then next to the big Mon Choisy Beach, the cleaning is not bad. . Day trips and cars are best booked online, hotels are more expensive.

After a wonderful 14-day holiday in Mauritius, it was a break. You can only find a low-cost place in the local area to prepare for long-term adherence. The level of the hotel is like home, but with kitchen and living room. The boss is Dutch and fat. The proprietress is a local black man. The two stayed in the hotel. For the first time, they forgot to buy salt for cooking, so they asked them to solve it. The rooms are cleaned twice a week and the facilities are average. The last time I left was at 11pm. I discussed with the boss and checked out at 6pm. I agreed very easily. Oh, there are two very small swimming pools in the hotel. The place is hard to find, there are buses on the road, but I haven't. I tried to go out once on foot. Although this is a good community by local standards, it still feels very deserted, especially at night. Finally rented a car.

Small family orientated hotel. Perfect location. 5 minutes walk to a shopping mall and 10 minutes to the beach. Friendly staff who are very helpful. The rooms are cleaned most days to a high standard. Our room , more like an apartment. had an en-suite, kitchenette with cooking facilities, sofa, TV, dining table, and fridge, and a balcony with table and chairs. Lovely small pool with plenty of sun loungers . Perfect for small families and couples. We would love to stay there again.

We recently stayed at Seapoint Boutique for 11 nights for our honeymoon. From the moment we arrived we were made to feel so welcome and felt that the staff were so attentive bringing us cold towel, a mango iced tea and pastries for our arrival which was much appreciated after an 11hr flight and approx 2hr transfer. The hotel manager, Kevin, is very friendly and makes a real effort to speak to guests. Kevin also informed us that we had very kindly been upgraded to a superior suite due to it being our honeymoon and the room being available which was lovely suprise and very much appreciated. The attention to detail of the hotel is excellent. The restaurant manager Krishna is great, very chatty and humorous, and made helpful suggestions of what we could do during trips out. All of the hotel staff are friendly and attentive, particularly Rahul, Kirty, Ismael and Kumar are always very conversational and friendly and very observant when it comes to noticing if you need anything such as a drink (or more bread!). As we say all of the staff were great but we didn’t manage to catch each one’s names unfortunately. The trainees are all also very attentive, and we had many conversations with Neraj who was very friendly and helpful. The hotel feels like a tranquil paradise where you can just totally relax and enjoy yourself. The food on offer in both the main restaurant and Le Hublot is really good, particularly the fish platters (we tried the lobster one and the red snapper one, there is a supplement for these but they are well worth it) and the lamb shank, and all were really tasty. The cocktails on offer at the hotel are very reasonably priced and really good, Ishika is particularly good at making the cocktails, she makes a great Mai Tai, Mojito and Negroni. The room was beautifully made up each day and had the added bonus of numerous towel animals including a turtle and an elephant made up by Viyash! The hotel is also only about a 10 minute walk from Mon Choisy beach, which is definitely one of the most beautiful beaches we’ve been too. We would 100% recommend this hotel to anyone and would love to come back to stay again some day.

Breakfast is very good, there is no hair dryer in the family room to borrow every day, the light bulb in the room is often bad, but someone will come to repair soon. The hotel owner is an overseas Chinese. There is also a Chinese speaking hotel in the hotel. It is not very close to the super u. It takes 300 rupees to take a taxi. The scenery behind is still possible.

The rooms are great, especially the fully equipped kitchen, which is better than hotel apartments in Europe, Australia, and South America. It is especially suitable for Chinese cuisine. The supermarket is next door. There are tofu, pepper, seafood, and meat. These ingredients are super good. It feels like a kid, it feels great. The people here are relatively prosperous, the people live a leisurely life, the common people play football next to them, and swim and chat by the sea. The climate is very good, much more comfortable than Australia and Thailand, not hot. The plants are lush, sitting on the balcony at night, and the breeze is blowing slowly. It is really Mark Twain who let people enter the dreamland. ”God created Mauritius, and then imitated it to create the Garden of Eden.”