Luxury Mauritius hotels

The LUX* Belle Mare is a member of the renowned LUX Resorts & Hotels group and is situated on the east coast of Mauritius overlooking the Indian Ocean. The tropical gardens and pathways of the resort are home to just 174 suites and 12 private villas that offer residences suitable for both couples and families. Suites come complete with both indoor and outdoor seating areas and bathrooms with free-standing or sunken tubs, as well as walk-in or outdoor showers. The resort has one of the largest swimming pools in Mauritius with a separate dedicated children’s area. There are activities for everyone including yoga, fitness programmes, and tennis, or guests can enjoy a range of water sports including water skiing, paddle-boarding and wind surfing. The Spa has 12 treatment rooms, as well as a sauna, steam room and chilled plunge pool. For dining there are four restaurants, one overseen by Michelin Star Chef Vineet Bhatia alongside four further bars. 

LUX* Grand Gaube is a retro-chic style resort, re-designed by interior designer Kelly Hoppen, situated in tropical gardens between two cove beaches and alongside an Indian Ocean lagoon. As you would expect from any member of the LUX* Resorts & Hotels group, rooms, suites and villas are spacious and beautifully decorated opening onto balconies or terraces. Some accommodation options offer pools, that overlook the gardens or the ocean. The resort has two swimming pools, a spa sanctuary, a gym, a driving range and a tennis academy. Nearby is Mont Choisy golf course which LUX* Grand Gaube have an exclusive arrangement with. Water sports are all you expect in Mauritius – water skiing, windsurfing, kayaking, pedal boats and stand-up paddle boards are all complimentary for guests. Children have their own kids’ and teen facilities and, in the evening, there is entertainment for everyone. There is a choice of board options, including a comprehensive all-inclusive plan. Dine at the Peruvian-Argentinian restaurant, or the around-the-world Palm Court Restaurant and Bar. There is an adult-only area, Under the Banyan, with a unique dining and drinking experience.

On a private peninsula, One&Only Le Saint Geran is plotted between lagoon and mountains to the East and the Indian Ocean to the West. Dutch colonial-style architecture includes 142 rooms and suites which provide indoor and furnished terraces, and balconies that face the ocean, beach, or lagoon. The Boathouse on the lagoon offers a variety of water sports – Hobie cats, kayaks, windsurfing and more, whereas Club One is the destination for land sports. It features a fitness centre, tennis, and mini-golf, and is also home to the Kid’s Only & One Tribe. There are three pools, a beach, and a One&Only spa for those who simply want to ‘flop and drop’. There are six restaurants and bars, as well as private dining opportunities for romance or celebration.

How do you blend ultra-modern luxury with traditional island culture? LUX* have created a true marvel in the industry. Kelly Hoppen's chic design both respects and plays with the landscape that LUX* Grand Baie is built within. It has also been devised with the future in mind: plant-based menus take pride of place in all restaurants, and the state-of-the-art gym promises to keep you moving in the slowest of island retreats. Bisou, the rooftop bar and restaurant, is the place to be as the sun sets before guests get dressed up for a night at Ai KISU, which serves as both a restaurant and nightclub. There is one place that can guarantee an entirely new and revolutionary holidaying experience, and LUX* Grand Baie is it.