Stayed for 5 nights. Liked the apartment, clean tidy and well kept. Very friendly and polite staff. Only had breakfast which was standard fruit,toast and eggs but was very nice and more than sufficient. From what we could make out the beach has suffered sever erosion and is now rather small and has a bank of granite rocks stopping further... More

directly at the beach (30m). The "double room" IS a 2 room apt. (sleaping room + citchen + bath + terrase). All very clean. Beach is nice, sunset. Walking distance to great Anse Lazio 35 minutes. Beach is sandy but may have some underwater rocks (carefull). With no waves shnorkeling is possible (swim 20 m to the rocks).

The room I had was beautiful and very large, and there's a nice porch facing the water. There is a nice size fridge & a small kitchen. There is a safe in the room. By far my biggest gripe is the extra charge for the A/C - it was the only place I stayed in the Seychelles that tacked that... More

We didn't stay at The Islander's Guesthouse, but we went there to eat in their Capricorn Restaurant. It is quite out of the way from the general areas of Praslin Island, however trust me the location here is to die for. I have been everywhere on Praslin to look over the sights, and it took me 3 days to find... More

We have been now about 8 times on the Seychelles (Mahe, Praslin, La Digue). Since we found the Islander Guesthouse on Praslin, we prefer to stay here as our base camp and make excursions from this place to other islands. This year we have been here the 4th time – and we will go there again. It is very individual... More

As already mentioned in another review: this place is basically at the very end of the Western Road on Praslin. You will not be able to get anywhere from here if you don't have a car. Yes, this place is quite remote, but that also makes it quite quiet. Guests stay in a number of relatively large cottages, each of... More

The guest house is very average. It is in the worst location ever,far away from everything,so that one feels completely isolated from the rest of mankind.It has a tiny beach used for watching the sunsets and that is it. The closest beach is 15/20 min walking distance to a small part of Anse Kerlan, but the sea here is rough,not... More