Honest review
Modest, green and practical — Coco D'or wins not on luxury but on common sense: well-kept grounds and snug rooms with everything you need, from air conditioning to Wi-Fi and a hairdryer.
The best accommodation choice is the Deluxe Suite with its own mini-kitchen: an apartment in all but name, which is a rare find for travellers with that brief.
The place is built for people who don't sit still: the staff will gladly arrange excursions around Mahe and the other Seychelles islands, help with a hire car or a taxi, and the bus stops nearby serve independent outings.
Honestly, about children: there is no dedicated entertainment programme here. The beach nearby is lively, though — water activities, seaside cafes with a local menu, souvenir stalls; for an extra fee your little one can stay with a babysitter, freeing the parents' evening for a romantic date.
Who it suits: independent travellers and families who value a base for exploring the Seychelles over polish — and conference halls for up to 120 people cover business trips too.
