Honest review
If you want the whole of Mahé without leaving the grounds, this is exactly that case: 120 hectares of rare vegetation overlooking Port Launay National Park, with everything a holiday needs gathered in one place.
The first thing to know when planning: from 12 January to 31 July 2026 a quiet renovation is under way here. Some room categories are temporarily off sale and the Seselwa and Kabana restaurants are closed — alternative dining is arranged instead. The works are promised not to disturb the holiday, but check your dates in advance.
Accommodation runs from a standard garden-view room to the presidential villa, so the budget of the trip is highly adjustable: take the category that fits the task, not simply the top one.
The kitchen is a strong suit: restaurants and bars are spread across the grounds and work all day until late in the evening — from local and French to Asian cuisine.
A resort with a Green Globe eco-certificate, it suits couples and families alike — anyone who values luxury set inside untouched nature.
