Four Seasons Resort Seychelles

Having visited so many islands, the Four Seasons in Seychelles is the only resort I'd want to revisit! The service was impeccable; all the staff were warm and attentive. A special thank you to restaurant manager Victoria for the thoughtful little gift – a delightful surprise that added a special touch to our trip. The garden view rooms also directly faced the ocean, offering stunning and expansive sea views. The hotel's private beach far surpasses other popular beaches – clean, less crowded, with breathtakingly beautiful waters and perfect privacy. Next time I'm in Seychelles, I'll only stay at the Four Seasons, and I highly recommend staying longer!

The room was incredibly old! The room was listed as 186 square meters, but the actual interior space looked to be less than 80 square meters, probably including the outdoor area. Then, staying at this hotel was a nightmare! For two nights in a row, the hot water ran out halfway through my shower! The first time, I didn't contact the hotel because it was too late, but the second night at 8:00 PM, I was showering when the hot water was gone! It was infuriating! I contacted the hotel, and they sent someone over, who said it was because I had turned off the air conditioning! This hotel uses heat from the air conditioning to run its hot water! But no one ever told me this! It completely ruined my vacation! Stay away from the Four Seasons Hotel Seychelles! Then, on my last day at breakfast, when I was leaving, I noticed the dishes shown in picture three, and someone was carrying Chinese steamed dim sum, but I had never tried them before, and no one explained what other dishes were available! It was truly baffling.

The room is very big and nice.

This time, I stayed at two Four Seasons hotels in the Seychelles: one on an outer island, and the other at Mahe Island. Each has its own unique charm, and both are excellent. The Four Seasons at Mahe Island is perched high on a hill, a bit like the Four Seasons at Koh Samui that later became the subject of an American TV series. Nestled between the mountains and the sea, it offers breathtaking views of Mahe's finest sandy beaches and rocky outcrops. We initially booked a garden-view room, but later paid to upgrade to a sea-view room. Drinking complimentary champagne while overlooking the beach was a truly captivating experience. If you're visiting the Seychelles, I recommend two nights at the Four Seasons at Mahe Island and four nights at the Four Seasons at Desroches Island. I won't go into detail about the length of the Desroches resort; you'll see how excellent it is once you visit. The Four Seasons' service never disappoints, and it will always be one of the best hotel groups in my opinion!

We booked a garden-view villa. You can see the sea from both sides of the front of the villa. It takes only five minutes to walk to the beach. The room is spacious and bright, well-equipped, and cleaned twice a day. Even the inside of the opened suitcases was tidied for us. The most touching thing was that when we got off the car on the day of arrival, Omar, the concierge in the lobby, welcomed us in fluent Chinese, introduced the hotel map and service content to us kindly and considerately, asked us to add Chinese WeChat, and kept communicating with us about our needs after entering the store. He unconditionally extended our check-out time and met our desire for a hotel tram tour on the last day. He came to the dining room to say goodbye to us the night before leaving the hotel. Let us enjoy a perfect holiday experience. The hotel's private beach also left us with a very good impression.

The service of Four Seasons is as good as ever. The hotel is a little old, and I look forward to visiting again next year after the renovation.

The Four Seasons Resort is as good as ever and I am very satisfied. Rustom at the front desk is kind, enthusiastic and understanding, and Angela, Sharon and Tracy at the lakeside restaurant are affable and smart. When I went to have lunch, the restaurant was empty. Angela and Sharon told me seriously that they were sorry, but the restaurant was closed and would reopen next year. I was a little confused. It didn’t look like it. The front desk told me that there was lunch, and the Buggy driver When they took me to the restaurant, they didn't say it was closed. The two beauties continued to fool me and said, "They don't know very well." When I was doubtful, they finally laughed and said, "we're just kidding you," and then took a seat and ordered. The meal was very delicious. It should be the most satisfying dish I have eaten in the Seychelles. It was a very interesting and great experience. When I checked out, I saw that the lunch was not charged, so I specifically reminded Rustom, and he told me it was free. It was a very interesting experience. The design of the villa is beyond words, it reflects the standard of Four Seasons. Although it is not cheap, it is worth the money.