Hotels near Casela Nature Parks in Mauritius

The hotel is in ebene, similar to the high-tech park, it is convenient to the office, the hotel breakfast is OK, there is not a gym, but the facilities are more practical. Parking is very convenient with lots of parking spaces. The service staff is enthusiastic and many needs can be resolved in a timely manner.

The most cost-effective hotel I have been to Hilton during the Spring Festival. Shangri-La and other hotels. Although it is much more luxurious than this, this hotel is located in the Blue Bay beach and has a private island like Shangri-La. It is the best place for the entire Mauritius coral to see the smallest fish. It can be said that building a mid-range hotel here is simply a waste.

Anantara is a very beautiful resort. Decor is top notch and comfortable. The staff provides excellent service and assistance is always available. The resort is a beach front property with a lot of activities. This property is amazing and you won’t go wrong by choosing it. Yusef , Cintia, Karim, Sharonne, Paul, and many more of the staff ( I’m bad with names) , will attend to all your needs.

It is hard to describe just how beautiful this place is. Peaceful, tranquil, calm. For much of the stay, apart from at mealtimes, we were under the impression that we were the only people there, it is so totally quiet. Sitting on our veranda, next to our private swimming pool, we could just as easily have been in the midst of the jungle. Palm trees, bougainvillea, beautiful little birds, huge fruit bats and the occasional sound of ice clinking in a glass all add to the sense of utter tranquility. The staff are exceptional, kind, friendly and always helpful. Everything is done with a smile and every action is followed up with 'is there anything else I can do to help?' Food was very very good indeed, dinner in particular was of a very high standard. I had the best piece of seared Tuna I have ever eaten. Drinks are not cheap but the wine list was very good. A trip to the sunset bar at the top of the estate is a must - make sure you time it to get there 20 - 30 minutes before sunset as it gets busy but, boy, is it worth the walk up the hill to get there. The views are superb as the sun goes down behind the mountains and paints the sea a hundred shades of orange and red. Having a car could be quite useful as the place is quite remote and not very close to any amenities really. We borrowed bicycles from the hotel and cycled around the area, using them to visit the geopark and to get to the Chamarel waterfall, the seven coloured earths etc and that worked out very well. The rooms are well kitted out, the huge beds very comfortable indeed. The outdoor shower is delightful. We had a room with a private pool and that was just wonderful. If we had just one slightly negative point to make it would be that, despite the numerous fans available in the room, the lack of air-con in the rooms at night made sleeping a bit difficult at times. It got extremely hot in the room, once the doors and windows were closed against the threat of biting insects. However the bed is very well equipped with huge mosquito nets and so we could have probably risked leaving some windows open. Overall, I would highly recommend Lakaz Chamarel and we definitely hope to return there in the future.

Breakfast is quite rich, basically there are some, the beach is not too fine, but the scenery is good, after all, the West Coast, can not compare with the East Coast, but can watch the sunset, the view of the infinity pool is good, the hotel environment is also not bad. There are 2 kilometers around the town, go there to eat a car fare 400 rupees, per capita 500-600 can eat well, it is also cheaper than the hotel. Next is the Tucao, the hotel facilities are old, it is too old, the air conditioning sounds loud, the most unacceptable is the soundproofing, our room has a sealed door, it is estimated that other room types are transformed, the night is quiet and next door says nothing I heard that the most important thing is not clear where the sound came from, because the next day we lived next to us, and the result was a snoring sound like a big man lying next to you, then suspected to be an air conditioning duct, open The air-conditioned air conditioner was covered. To be honest, the Hilton room was really disappointing. There was no advantage in comparison with other hotels in the back. Of course, the hotel behind it was more expensive, but I personally did not recommend it. Check in!

The atmosphere of the hotel is very good, warm and warm and many guests. But the room was really old, the door was painted on a wooden board, and the door card was demagnetized every day. The parking lot is too small, only stop at the road every time, the overall facilities are old, the breakfast is very good

Our Holiday was just amazing, the Hotel is just Wow. We e joy a lot me my wife and the boys, food was very nice for breakfast varieties of foods, big thanks to the kitchen staff Great jobs, special thanks to Madame Etiennette and Mr Beichoo, from Reception. Great service from them. Swimming pools great my boys enjoy a lot, especially the jacuzzi. Rooms superb 👌 👏 very clean and decoration and the setup itself with the room are just excellent. Hats off. Will come back for sure in the Hotel again. Special Thanks to the owner of l'oiseau de l'ocean tourist residence. Thank you so Much

I stayed at this hotel because I can get a ticket to the Bird Park, and there will be a shuttle bus in the morning and evening. Dinner is not in line with Chinese taste, breakfast is better. The hotel pool is relatively cold and the rooms are generally hygienic. Because the child took a bath, the bathroom floor was full of water, told the waiter, and did not deal with it. These aspects are disappointing.

This time I stayed at the two hotels of Lishi Mona and Lishi Mei'an. The style is still quite different. The sand of Mona is yellowish and very slightly. The sand on the Mei'an is slightly whiter and thinner. Be careful. The walk is still acceptable; the rooms are larger and more modern; the sea view is better for Mount Mona. Sitting in the seaside is very eye-catching. After a day, the hotel is too lazy to move. If you are chasing dolphins, it is also near the Mount Mona. The pool and meals are not as good as the US shore.

We have just spent nine days at the Sunrise Attitude and I could not recommend it more highly. We arrived first thing in the morning after travelling for 24 hours and were greeted at the gate with cold drinks. Our luggage was taken straight to a secure room, we were shown to the breakfast buffet and then taken to a well equipped shower/changing room so that we could start our holiday immediately. I would recommend having a small bag packed with everything you need. Check in wasn’t until 1400 but our room was ready much earlier and this was greatly appreciated. We had a partial sea view room which was above one of the swim up rooms. The room was spacious and had everything we needed, a large comfortable bed with a mattress topper, a powerful shower and a nice balcony. We visited the lovely ladies in the bulk shop every day to get supplies of freshly ground coffee, local vanilla tea, cold drinks and snacks for our room. The staff at the hotel were the friendliest and most helpful of anywhere we have ever stayed. They made the trip really special. They could not do enough to ensure that we were happy and had everything we needed each day. I would have loved to be able to thank everyone individually but there were so many people that we met each day, from every team, that we loved chatting with. We were ‘All Inclusive’ and were really pleased we chose this option. The choice of food and drinks was so extensive that it never occurred to us to order anything supplemented. We enjoyed the juices, mocktails and cocktails at the bars, we loved having drinks at the bar in the pool on hot afternoons and the cold drinks from the cart by the beach were very welcome. The local lychee rosé wine was delicious with our evening meals. The food is superb and really made our trip. We enjoyed the breakfast buffets of fresh fruit, cereals, hot and cold foods. Curry for breakfast was a real novelty for us! We will particularly miss the vegan pancakes with banana jam. Where we ate lunch depended on what activities we had planned during the day but all options were great - the buffet at The Social House, the menu at the Papaya Bar and the street food at Taba J (fantastic!) The evening meals were excellent. An extensive buffet at The Market with lots of fish and vegan options. We ate at the Kot Nou twice and were really pleased we were able to try the traditional Mauritian dishes- delicious! Our favourite option was the tapas at The Social House and we ate here three times. Both the Kot Nou and The Social House need to be booked at least 24 hours in advance but availability was never a problem for us. There are lots of activities available for anyone who wants to participate. We enjoyed yoga, tai chi, meditation and Secret Sunrise. Our favourite was the glass bottomed boat and afternoon snorkelling trip that we did many times. We had full body massages at the Spa at the beginning of our stay and this was a great way to relax, unwind and recover from our journe