Best Hotels with Gym in Mahe Island

The hotel's restaurant has nothing but expensive, breakfast, facilities are great, Europeans are many, the hotel is on Beau Vallon Beach. There is a bird flying in the hotel restaurant, waiting for you to feed the bread. See the video. The location is a bit far from the airport, 600 rupees to the airport, 200 to the capital, 300 to the port, and the taxi is huge

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.

The hotel is located in the southwest corner, far from the city, and it is not convenient to travel; the swimming pool is small, the beach is not as big and beautiful as the imagination; the restaurant has a small variety of buffets; the hotel service is particularly good, because the hotel room has not been packed yet when we arrived. Proactively extended our check-out time to 6 pm; the hotel on Seychelles is more expensive overall, compared to the Kempinski Hotel, which is a relatively cost-effective product.

Hello My reservation was a kind of transfer night due to my stay at Six Senses . Hotel is located just next to the Beau vallon beach - one of the best public beach in the Seychelles. Villas are completely not my style - I felt myself dirty while staying there. Food is totally untasty . One of the waiters shouted at me what I have found really surprising, as immediately i told here there will be a big complaint about her from my side. The only advantage of the resort was one lady from the front desk. She was extremely helpful - because of her a get back my MacBook which will have left in the airplane.

In my humble opinion, Probably one of the best luxury resorts in the world. Since I have been to the Seychelles many times, I have heard about this resort much earlier. Recently, property was purchased by the Anantara resorts company, what additionally encouraged us to stay in this luxurious property for several days. The location of the hotel is one of the best in Seychelles - our villa No. 21 had an amazing view of the beach and the whole bay. The whole concept of this resort is based on providing guests with the best possible experience of their stay - the service is at the highest level. Our quest relations manager - Mathew - was amazing - that's how we had named the crab toy - the mascot we got for our kids as a present from Mathew!! We mention him with a big, broad smile on our face. Our host - butler of the Villa named Hana - was wonderful and very helpful person who fulfilled all our wishes and dreams. A very strong point of the resort is the main restaurant and its extremely talented chef - I have not yet met a person who can prepare dishes of various completely traditional world cuisines - Asian / Italian / Mediterranean / Indian. It is a place to which we will certainly come back in the near future.

L'Escale is a small hotel close to the airport and Victoria. Simon, a gentleman from Kenya working at the reception was the star of our stay. He understood well, was helpful, resourceful and not forgetful. The rest of the staff... quite the opposite. If even the lady running the spa cannot explain to you what the treatments are, if in the restaurant a full buffet breakfast gets served one day, that the next day is only half size and the following day gets completely forgotten (or considered too cumbersome to dish up), if after booking you need to confirm your arrival or transport time 4 times to 4 different people, you know you won't come back. We did come back, as we booked upfront twice for three nights at the beginning and end of our 5 weeks Seychelles stay, and we wouldn't do book here again. The location of the hotel is great, the setup is very nice, but the people working there make it a mission to be a guest. The guest is not the center of the attention - it is rather that the staff makes their problems yours by asking the same questions over and over again, or making promises that don't get delivered upon. On top of that the rooms are visually nice but technically a disaster. We stayed in both of their two bedroom pool villas. TVs either not turning off at all (Villa 1 lounge) or randomly turning on and off by itself (Villa 2), air cons resetting to default 19 degrees though we don't want air con, a light that didn't turn off until we removed the bulb, a telephone flashing to alert you to ”99+ messages”... what a mess. We encountered housekeeping staff cleaning floors/shower with unused towels, and we had turn down service ringing the door bell at 21.30h while we were in bed. Loose shower fittings... you get it all. Management clearly lacks. That Villa 2 is noisy because of the proximity to the vibrating water pumps is an added motivation to look elsewhere. The pros about this hotel are certainly the location, a good gym and yoga room and a very nice layout - and the possibility to moor your super yacht.

When you stay at Valmer Resort in Mahé Island, you'll be near the beach and 8 minutes by car from Takamaka Beach. This spa hotel is 17.4 mi (28 km) from Beau Vallon Beach and 1.8 mi (2.9 km) from Anse Soleil Beach.Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. You're sure to appreciate the recreational amenities, which include 2 outdoor swimming pools and a fitness center. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include luggage storage, laundry facilities, and a library.Make yourself at home in one of the 31 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and minibars. Rooms have private furnished balconies or patios. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.