« Mauritius was created first, and then paradise was modeled after the islandMauritius. » Mark Twain is said to have remarked during his stopover in Mauritius in 1896. Located east of Madagascar, this jewel of the Indian Ocean—fringed by coral reefs and lush vegetation—boasts an outrageous number of 5-star hotels per square meter. To help you choose your favorite, here’s a closer look at the top beautiful hotels in Mauritius.
Hotel Telfair Hheritage
This 5-star spa hotel in Mauritius lies at the heart of the preserved sanctuary from Bel Ombre, a nature reserve in the southern part of the island, and embodies the very essence of the islandMauritius. Overlooking the ocean, the white wooden architecture draws inspiration from the old sugarcane plantations. The 158 suites are housed in about twenty traditional-style villas set amid gardens blooming with hibiscus and frangipani. The restaurants and bars—about a dozen in total—offer a wide variety of culinary options, ranging from traditional Mauritian cuisine to curries and rougaille. richfrom spicy dishes to international cuisine. A pool overlooking the lagoon, one of the most beautiful spas in Mauritius, and two exceptional golf courses round out these amenities that border on perfection. A marvel that our editorial team has just tested and approved.
The extra perk: The resort has been recognized the Green Key label, it is actively working to reduce its environmental impact through the Now For Tomorrow program, which promotes carbon-neutral vacations
Royal Palm Beachcomber Luxury
The hotel: When Mauritian hospitality meets international standards of luxury… SituLocated in Grand Baie on the sheltered northwest coast, along a white-sand beach, this five-star hotel in Mauritius with its thatched roof is one of the island’s most luxurious getaways. Its 69 suites with terraces overlook the turquoise waters. There are three pools and three restaurants—the beach bar in the shade of a large badamier tree, Cyril Lignac’s Italian restaurant, and a gourmet restaurant overlooking the sea and offering fine dining. The height of luxury, the transfer à itTransportation to the airport is by helicoptèor in a Rolls-Royce Phantom.
The extra perk: A lavish spa in renownedAn international spa featuring 18 massage rooms, in collaboration with the Swiss brand Valmont.
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Hotel Constance Prince Maurice
The hotel: There are many attractions that make the Constance Prince Maurice a top choice for’anchor a perfect vacation in the tropics. Starting with the breathtaking natural setting on the island’s northeast coast: a crystal-clear lagoon, a coconut grove, and gardens of Eden where wild geese and rainbow birds roam freely. What’s next? Luxurious bungalows on stilts featuring rooms, suites, and villas; a world-class culinary experience; an exceptional wine cellar; a Sisley spa; and a fully equipped kids’ club. Still on the fence? The infinity pool overlooking the ocean and two 18-hole golf courses will seal the deal.
The extra perk: In the mangrove forest, the floating restaurant so Perfect for a honeymoon. You can dine there at sunset while watching the fish dance at your feet.
One&Only Le Saint Géran Hotel
The hotel: IsolLocated on the Belle Mare Peninsula along the shore of a lagoon Located in eastern Mauritius, this pioneer of luxury on the island remains as desirable as ever. It owes its name to the ship Saint Géran, which sank off the coast, giving rise to the legend of Paul and Virginie. Following a renovation in 2017, it offers 142 timeless rooms and suites with ocean views, three dining venues—including one built on wooden stilts—two generously sized swimming pools, a spa in partnership with Biologique Recherche, tennis courts, a 9-hole mini-golf course, a fitness center, diving, fishing, kitesurfing… Nearby: the Flacq market, the Grand River South East waterfalls, and the Île aux Cerfs golf club.
The extra perk: A legendary hotel, a haven for celebrities and royalty, that has successfully modernized by offering fewer but more spacious suites to remain among the top luxury hotels in Mauritius.
Shangri-La Le Touessrok
The hotel: At the’Originally, a handful of bungalows built to house restaurant patrons who had had a little too much of the local rum (fatal) to find their way back to their hotel. Prèfrom the village of Trou d'’Eau Douce: The Shangri-La Group, which took over the resort in 2015, has transformed this aging resort into a jewel of the luxury hotel industry, featuring 200 rooms and suites, each with a private balcony or access toèDirect access to the beach, three villa...with a butler and private chef, five restaurants, two swimming pools, an Ayurvedic spa, two golf courses… The style is elegant and minimalist, and the waiters deliver cocktails on Segways.
The extra perk: As if the hotel itself weren't enough, the Shangri-La Le Touessrok featuresèits own private island, Mangénie Islet, which is accessible exclusively to its guests.
See also our articles on Shanti in Mauritius and The Oberoi, a luxury hotel in Mauritius.
