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Room facilities:Air conditioning, Coffee & Tea, Complimentary toiletries, Fan, Flat Screen Satellite TV, Furnished balcony or terrace, Hairdryer, Minibar, Outdoor space, Safe, Telephone, Twin beds (kids/teens), WiFi
These large family rooms are perfect for larger families who want a bit more space and privacy. Each family deluxe room has a main bedroom with an en suite bathroom, as well as a separate kids bedroom with two twin beds and its own second bathroom. Each of these rooms also has a private furnished terrace or balcony. Inter-leading rooms are available upon request and availability.
Maximum Capacity: 2 adults and 3 children or 2 adults, 2 teenagers, and 1 child
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Room facilities:Air conditioning, Coffee & Tea, Complimentary toiletries, Fan, Flat Screen Satellite TV, Furnished balcony or terrace, Hairdryer, Minibar, Private terrace, Safe, Telephone, WiFi
These larger family rooms are beautifully decorated with floated wood pieces and coconut fibre carpets. Each 45m2 room has its own furnished terrace and en suite bathroom with a separate shower and toilet.
Maximum Capacity: 2 adults and 2 children or teenagers.
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Room facilities:Air conditioning, Coffee & Tea, Complimentary toiletries, Fan, Flat Screen Satellite TV, Furnished balcony or terrace, Hairdryer, Minibar, Safe, Telephone, WiFi
The superior rooms are perfect for smaller families. They come with a large double bed and a small couch that can accommodate a child (up to 12 years old). Each room has an en suite bathroom and an attached private terrace or balcony that offers relaxing views of the beach, gardens, or lagoon.
Maximum Capacity: Up to 2 adults and 1 child.
This spot has become a tourist favourite in recent years, but even with the increased crowds it’s a must-see attraction on the island. Visitors can see the dunes from several platforms set up for that purpose. The walk from nearby Chamarel takes you past an 83-metre waterfall, so make sure to plan enough time to make the detour.
The Mauritian capital of Port Louis is a wonderful island city with plenty to see and do. Its most famous attraction is probably the central market, where locals and tourists alike shop for everything from vegetables, fruits and spices to clothes and souvenirs. La Place d’Armes, the city’s main square, connects the imposing building of the Government House to the seafront. The UNESCO World Heritage Site Aapravasi Ghat commemorates the place where indentured labourers from India first arrived on the island. The city also has plenty of small museums, restaurants and shopping to explore.