The view from the room was the most magnificant i have ever seen in my whole life.
Great service, very clean, small but nice pool, ok breakfast, good food. A very charming hotel with jungle/paradise feeling.

The area, Anse la mouce, is a bit offside. But that isnt always bad. The bay offers good bath, without any other tourist, and the two restaurants in the village are one of the best i have ever visit. The fish is just perfect. Try black fish!

I will come back some day, i hope.

This is a cute place up on a hill. But the area is not one to stay in, quite run down, no local beach worth going to, and no town nearby to enjoy either. So you are limited to this small resort with 12 rooms. Rooms are big, suitable for a family as they have a dividing door, and shower is outdoor which is nice, and a balcony with stunning views. The decor felt very 70's, it was clean but needed some updating, felt dowdy. We were there in quiet season so only one other couple was staying, we just felt like it was a bit out of the way and forgotten, as well as the owners hadn't done much to make the rooms feel like somewhere you wanted to stay in all day. We stayed here on our last night as had to get up to go to the airport the next day, which was about 20 mins away. So it was a good stopover place for us.

This is wonderful small hotel with just 10 suites. The bay is at the end of the short drive, but the hotel is set on the hill above the bay. The rooms are large - double bed, sofa and chairs, fridge, TV and second sofa that can become a second double bed. There are 5 chalets each with two suites. Each suite has a decent balcony looking out to sea. There is a large bathroom with bath, and an inside/outside shower which has walls but a slated roof so there is total privacy but fresh air.

There is a pool, a nice bar and very good restaurant. The staff were really helpful.

The main beaches needed a car, but this was a really excellent hotel.

Gerald Vernon-Jackson

This was our first stop off point in the Seychelles as part of our Honeymoon and was one of our favourite hotels. We stayed here for two nights. The staff were friendly and the traditional food serverd in the restaurant was excellent and reasonably priced (Main course from €10). Drinks were a little more pricey than in the UK, though this is normal for hotels in the Seychelles. Breakfast was simple but delicious with fresh fruits and juices, pancakes, cereals and bread.

The hotel never seemed to be busy and had such a peacful ambience. The restaurant built into the established gardens meant you could share your meals with nature which added to the atmosphere. We enjoyed watching the skink lizards on the roof, and the occasional ant that walked across our table.

The room was a large size, well furnished with a bath and private outdoor shower. The views from the chalet balcony over Anse A La Mouche were magnificent and it was lovely to open the curtains each morning. The price to pay for the views is a steep climb up to the hotel (we had a hire car so this was not a problem and well worth it to explore Mahe) and a 15min steep walk to the nearest beach.

This hotel was quiet in the evenings but we both had books. TV in the seychelles has only 2 channels unless at bigger hotels. It provided an ideal base to explore the South of Mahe and was a lovely start to our honeymoon.