Over All Hotel is Nice...Nice Ambience but the Food Quality is really really Poor...
Limited Food choice , same kind of Break Fast Daily ..You will get Fed up for sure...
Although the Beach was nice and Room's were cleaned each day but eventually u need a nice Appetite at the end of the day...Eventually , we had to shift to other Hotel Near e by...Does not deserve a 3 * rating...

We recently had a 10 day stay in this delightful hotel. The staff were very polite and friendly, the room was more than adequate and cleaned daily. We even had a mosquito machine with a new tablet left in the room every day. The food was plentiful if a little bland but sauces and spices were served in dishes. You did have to ask for certain things such as tomatoes but the chef was happy to provide whatever you asked for. The drinks were restricted for all inclusive but the barman (Monty) was very helpful and makes a mean pina colada. There is always room for improvement wherever you go but some people expect too much from a 3 star hotel. If you want live entertainment every night this is not the hotel for you. Wonderful beach, get the bus into Flacq and visit the market to take in the culture. Be warned trips are VERY expensive but worth it.

Struck by the friendliness and helpfullness of all the staff. It was nice to be greeted personally by the manager and by a receptionist after a 25 hour journey from home. It seems to be hotel's standard practice. Our comfortable and good sized room was closest of all to the beach - and to the restaurant! Room kept spotlessly clean and tidy for us. The policy of this hotel (as with others) to be all inclusive including the bar is a big help. Monty and Raju at the bar, the reception staff, waiting staff, housekeeping and many others all very quick to attend to our needs. Full marks to them. A quiet and cosy hotel, not too large at 50 rooms.

One disappointment was the restaurant - breakfast very good, dinner on the whole was reasonable with a variety of hot and cold themed buffets daily over the two weeks we were there ,but the lunch was lacking in variety. The practice of serving afternoon tea or coffee at the bar is very 'British' and welcome. Monty's cocktails to be recommended and remember it's all in the price. Whilst some improvements to menus could be justified, I think a few of other reviews have been a bit unfair in their restaurant criticism - it is after all a 3 star hotel not a super de luxe 5 star plus.

Facilities for the clean sandy beach and the pool were good. Plenty of beach towels and more than enough sun beds on the beach. A small private beach from which miles of walking possible in each direction and with views out to the sight and sound of the surf breaking on the reef.

We were able to get around the country quite well with our preferred method being to book a taxi for a day to go as we pleased. Taxis readily available at the hotel. Taxi drivers act as good guides and seem familiar with all the places the local travel company tours would go to - at about 1/2 to 1/3 price - and you have the benefit of agreeing your own itenerary. Tried local buses occasionally - quite an experience.

We last visited Mauritius in 1987, and hope we may return at a shorter interval next time. It is a scenically attractive island with some beautiful beaches.

The hotel was very nice and friendly but the food let it down badly. Stayed 2 nights which was enough and then upgraded to its sister hotel the Ambre.