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Villa Chez Batista
3.6/542 Reviews
Me and my wife stayed in Chez Batistas already five times and want to come back one day. The reason is the location, the restaurant and friendliness of the staff. What people criticized in previous reviews is true. The internet is far from good and the rooms definitely require renovation. There are many imperfections there but the place is simply magical. Make sure you stay there on Sunday when the restaurant organizes great buffet lunch with lots of delicious food and live music. Many local families come and have great time. Do not miss it.
Dar and Douce
4.9/53 Reviews
We stayed here for 11 nights and the experience was fantastic! The apartments are big with a kitchen, lounge, bedroom and bathroom, all a quick walk away from a beautiful beach with beautifully calm water suitable for children to swim. The area is so peaceful. We didn't hire a car so were reliant on public transport which was very easy to use and convenient. There is a bus stop at the end of the road that will take you to the capital Victoria in around half an hour or to the South/West of the island. In about 15 minutes by bus you can get to Anse Royale beach which is beautiful. The owners were so helpful and kind, allowing us both an early check in and a late check out because of our flight - they also gave us a room upgrade and made our holiday extra special, we're so grateful! Everything about this place was wonderful and we would definitely stay again, thank you so much Peter and Indira!
Forest Lodge
4.4/55 Reviews
The first thing to remember about this hotel is that one needs a car, the second thing is that there is no restaurant facilities, its self catering, but without the oven or a proper cooker, just a 2 ring and a micro. The room was fair and there was a sized terrace, air con worked ok. However, it got a bit cold at night and in the absence of a blanket so I had to turn it off. There was a TV with about 13 channels which took me a while to work out how to switch it on and get it to work. In the end I had to get the manager to assist me, The staff carefully took my temperature every day, even knocking on the door to get me to come down to take it. The hotel though is not really for singles, and its best staying in one of the bigger more expensive hotels if you want to mix with other single guests. Much of the time I appeared to be only one there, apart from American couple who were obviously spending weeks living there. The Restaurants around the area were ok but, to be honest, its not the best part of the Island: that honor goes to the the area around the CONSTANCE EPHILIA hotel on the West Coast. Beau VALLON is the nearest village and , to me, at any rate, it seems a bit faded. The hotel claims its 15 mins walk from the beach but I reckon that it is further. Quite a few of the restaurants were basically tourist traps, one or two were not bad, e.g. LA SCALA or MAKNEK, a local Indian. The weather, itself, quickly faded and it rained pretty much every day. The sea was also rough so diving was not pleasant, and visibility in the water was very poor. i went to try to walk the Coachella trail 3 times and each time it was closed, so was the natural history museum. Between the Corona, and the Christmas holidays, the Seychelles basically winds down at this time of year. Be aware of this if you think that its relatively cheap at this time of year. Also lying on the beach and getting drenched was not a great idea so one quickly runs out of things to do there in what is largely a beach kind of holiday place.. The principle town, VICTORIA, has a small fish and veg market, but otherwise there is not much to see there. The town seems full of economic migrants from African countries queing up to send their money back home at the money changers and banks. To cap it off the last two days there was a mini lockdown and all the restaurants were shut in the evening. I found one small cafe open the first night, but the second night I ended up eating a take away from the only take away open whilst sitting on the floor of the car park. Not really my taste. Summing up the hotel was reasonable, as far as it goes, but going at this time of year and in the midst of Corona was a mistake. The Seychelles, itself, looked like it had seen much better days. and the economy has been hard hit by an absence of tourists and it shows.
La Residence
4.4/57 Reviews
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.
Petit Amour Villa, Seychelles
4.9/517 Reviews
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.

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Hotel Information for Travelers

Highest PriceINR 42,118
Lowest PriceINR 5,133
Number of Reviews594
Number of Hotels188
Average Price (Weekdays)INR 13,754
Average Price (Weekends)INR 13,767