Niva Labriz Seychelles

Hotel Review: Excellent Cleanliness & Service: The hotel maintains a high standard of cleanliness, and the staff provides exceptional service. Breathtaking View: The scenery from the hotel is stunning, making the stay even more enjoyable. Island Transfer Available: The hotel offers transportation to and from the island, though it comes with an additional fee. Delicious Food: Both breakfast and lunch are outstanding. Highly recommend choosing the Half Board option for a great dining experience. Unique Snorkeling & Diving: The snorkeling and diving experiences are remarkable and different from usual spots, but they are available at an extra cost. Overall, a fantastic stay with top-notch hospitality and activities!

My wife and I, together with our daughter, spent six nights at Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa on Silhouette Island. The resort on the island, which is mostly a National Park, surrounded by a marine park, and located between exquisite beaches and tropical jungle, with beautiful lush gardens, truly feels like paradise. Our king garden villa with king-sized bed, sofa, large walk-in shower, and outdoor rain shower, bathtub, air conditioning, seating area with desk, minibar, and coffee maker, was extremely spacious, comfortable and clean. Our villa, also had a large patio with loungers, table, and lovely garden views. The resort has many appealing facilities, including a stunning pool close to the beach, as well as a varied choice of bars and restaurants. The buffet breakfasts served at the Cafe Dauban Restaurant, with views of the ocean, were delicious with an extensive and varied selection of food. The Lo Brizan Bar next to the pool has a lovely relaxed social tropical vibe with good live entertainment. The cocktails and the pizzas were very good. Every day we made use of the complimentary bicycles which were new and well maintained, and we had great fun cycling around exploring the island. We also participated in the daily tortoise feeding sessions. The Aldabra tortoises live in a designated enclosure/sanctuary, and interacting and feeding the giant and smaller baby tortoises was a fantastic and enjoyable experience. During our stay, we went on an interesting and informative afternoon/evening guided hike to find and view “flying-fox” bats, and the rare and endangered Seychelles sheath tailed bat which we were fortunate enough to see. It was also fascinating and fun observing all the different interesting crabs on the island. My daughter and I went scuba diving with Labriz Dive Centre, who are on-site, and have well maintained equipment to rent. The six dives that we did were excellent, and we saw plenty marine life, including, sharks, rays, barracuda, turtles, moray eels, octopus, and lots of reef fish. The Eforea spa on the island is stunning and is integrated with the natural outdoor surroundings build among giant granite boulders and lush tropical forest. We made use of all the facilities, including the plunge pool, jacuzzi, steam room and sauna. We treated ourselves to full body massages which were amazing and totally relaxing and invigorating. The staff, were extremely efficient, friendly, and attentive, ensuring that we were well looked after at all times, making sure that everything was handled perfectly to ensure a truly memorable stay. Overall, we had a fantastic stay at Hilton Labriz, and definitely hope to visit again.

Beautiful island location with stunning beaches and crystal clear warm waters to swim in. Accommodation was in spacious high ceiling villas with great bathroom facilities and outdoor shower alternative. Buffet breakfast served in one spacious restaurant, large bar near main swimming pool, evening meals in a choice of venues. Guests can use bikes to explore, visit spa and more remote beaches. A great place for couples, families and friends. Only drawback is that its the only resort on island, so you are captive audience.

They say 'welcome to paradise' and they are not wrong, from the transfer by hotel boat to the personal attention every member of staff afforded us. We are pescatarian and that can present problems when we travel but not here. Our travel agent, Destinology, had flagged this in advance and on our first day we were invited to a meeting with Fabio, the Head Chef, who listened to our concerns and promised to advise the chefs in each restaurant. They were all excellent and of particular note was Chef Denis in Portabello, who took time to meet with us and ensure we were well cared for. Food in all the restaurants was high quality and we enjoyed a good variety of options. The buffet style breakfast was excellent, both in the self serve choices and hot options that could be ordered freshly cooked. The restaurant waiting staff were all attentive with particular mention for Abel, who sang to me on my birthday and Muthoni, who looked after us well at breakfast. Our villa was quite lovely and maintained to the highest standard by our villa Host - Jackson. He could not do enough for us, constantly reminding us to reach out about anything and everything. The villa itself was spacious and well appointed, with doors opening onto a veranda, with table, chairs and loungers, from which we walked down on the beach and another pair of loungers and a hammock, above which the fruit bats feasted. A very short walk into the sea reinforced the wonderful location (bring beach shoes for the pebbles and shells). Would we come back?......in a heartbeat

Overall had a really fantastic experience relaxing at the Hilton Labriz. It’s truly a remarkable remote location in the middle of the ocean. The hotel is the only thing on the island. It has very “resort” vibes, but not really resort service. My reason for the rating is merely based on really lazy and unfriendly service. The rest was stunningly beautiful with a few notes below. We also learned this hotel is owned by someone but managed by Hilton (for now). This is the last year so if your Hilton Honors you may want to take advantage now. Room - We upgraded to a beach bungalow with a private pool and it honestly was fantastic. The bungalow was gorgeous and extremely comfortable. Beautiful bathroom, walked right out to the ocean. The bed was mostly comfortable with mosquito nets. The bathroom was spectacular with great views while bathing or showering. Our housekeeping service was very friendly. We were bummed we couldn’t remember his name because he was one of two friendly people at this resort. Which again is just strange. Food- Very disappointing. Expensive for what it is. We live in a foodie region of San Francisco and we don’t mind paying prices for good food. But the food here was so bland and boring while also being expensive. It had a very middle class resorty feeling. Unfortunately most of the food service was also extremely unfriendly. However we found one Kenyan server named Abel who was honestly so fantastic and so friendly and kind as well as attentive. He had the best attitude and was so engaging. We tried to request him everywhere we went. Boat Transfers Only one way to get here as it’s the only thing on this beautiful island for now. But $200 per person for a 30 minute boat ride seemed a bit excessive. You definitely go here to relax and nothing else. Which is Carly what we needed.

My husband and I were here for the start of our honeymoon in July 2024 and had a wonderful stay. We splurged and booked a villa with a private pool, which was fantastic. The beach was empty, which made it feel even more exclusive. One of the days we had massages at the spa, which I would highly recommend. The spa area is really nicely done and a little beach out front with those famous Seychelles rocks :) I know a lot of people complain about the price of food and drinks at these types of island resorts but it was about as expected, no big surprises there. The only downside was the price of the ferry to get you to the island. It was very expensive and with very few departures, could be a bit frustrating if your flights or ferries don’t match up. Staff was all phenomenal and great to have use of the bikes assigned to your villa. Would recommend!