Luxury Resorts in Mauritius Reviews

A luxury resort Mauritius: great for watersports, the beach, lagoons, reefs and relaxation. Here are the top resorts that we can really make a great vacation happen. While there are dozens of Mauritius hotels and resorts around this sun drenched, white sand Indian Ocean island off the cost of Africa. Many great resorts are close to Le Morne but there are also a lot of great getaways and hidden gems.  

Luxury Resort Mauritius Reviews

Because of it's location, many flights come from Europe (more than 30 a week), with the Air France route from Paris a popular one. Flights arrive near the capital of Port Louis, from which you are whisked of to your accommodation. 

Mauritius has a great climate, from about 22°C in winter to the mid 30's in summer.  You generally won’t need to arrange and special visas or immunisations.

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Dinarobin Mauritius Golf and Spa Resort

Dinarobin Mauritius Golf and Spa ResortDinarobin Mauritius Golf and Spa Resort

This is a resort hotel comprising bungalow-like suites. It's located in a 48-acre tropical garden at  the foot of Le Morne Mountain.

The hotel's Clarins Spa has an extensive range of treatments. It also has two Balneo therapy rooms and a hydro-massage suite.

Other activities include water sports (water-skiing, windsurfing, snorkeling, glass-bottomed, more), table tennis, volleyball, mountain biking and aerobics classes. Golf is available at the neighbouring hotel. Dining at the restaurants includes fusion dishes, French cuisine and seafood. 

Dinarobin Mauritius Golf and Spa ResortDinarobin Mauritius Golf and Spa Resort

The 172 guestrooms feature Colonial-style decor in warm earth tones with wicker seating, rich fabrics and indigenous exotic touches. All have verandas with views over the lagoon.


Reviewers say it was a great spot for a honeymoon. They say it's 5 star all the way, food is priced well, the kids club is great and that it has some minor flaws but great overall.

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The Oberoi Mauritius Resort

On a wonderful Balaclava beach, The Oberoi Mauritius is friendly to families and couples alike. Within  easy reach, Pointe aux Piments and with all the facilities you could need in a luxury resort including Water-skiing, scuba, and snorkeling.

This resort is a top choice and enjoys some of the best reviews in the area. A 72 rooms 5 star, luxury resort in Mauritius. Guests love the luxury pavilion, spa, private pools, cookery class, wine tasting, yoga and tai chi.

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Constance Belle Mare Plage Luxury Resort Mauritius

Located close to Mont Choisy Beach and 70 km from the airport. This resort is a complex of 15 bungalows and studios. 

There's a pool, garden, multilingual staff and tour assistance. There is no restaurant in this self-catering complex, but typical Mauritian food can be prepared by a maid. A BBQ is on site and there's a supermarket nearby.

Constance Belle Mare Plage Luxury Resort MauritiusConstance Belle Mare Plage Luxury Resort Mauritius

The beach is 75 metres away and one of the longest and largest in the area. There you can sail, motor-boat, fish, dive, water ski and more. The nearest golf course is 40 km away.

The 10 bungalows and 4 suites have air conditioning, living areas, kitchens and verandas, terraces or balconies.

Reviewers said the sea-facing junior suite was worth the extra cost, it's very classy, maybe the best resort in Mauritius (or close to it), it's in a great location and there's something for everyone.

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The Residence Mauritius

Located along a sandy beach and in tropical gardens, this resort takes its inspiration from plantation houses. 

The spa has 9 treatment rooms and overlooks the lagoon. Activities include complimentary watersports (pools, water skiing, wind surfing, snorkeling, more), tennis and volleyball. There's also a sauna, fitness equipment and a kids club (ages 3-12).

There are a lot of options for dining. They include lunch and dinner buffets at the dining room as well as some restaurant options and a bar.

There are 135 guestrooms and 28 suites. Bathrooms are a mix of marble and wood. Each room or suite has a butler who will unpack for you, iron for you and more. At night, they put a few drops of Ylang Ylang on a ceramic ring beside your bed.

Reviewers say it's a great place both for a honeymoon and for families with young kids. Past guests really love this resort saying that the service is fantastic and beachfront rooms have great views. Be aware that there are sometimes a lot of kids here.

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Hilton Mauritius Resort & Spa

Hilton Mauritius Resort & SpaHilton Mauritius Resort & Spa

This 5 star with an outdoor pool, a health club, a spa tub, a sauna, gets great reviews (better than most). Guests like the happy hour (although an expensive resort) water sports the vista bar and access to the glass bottom boat. (Not our top pick but good.)

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Constance Le Prince Maurice Luxury Resort Mauritius

Constance Le Prince Maurice Luxury Resort MauritiusConstance Le Prince Maurice Luxury Resort Mauritius

This beachfront resort consists of traditional-style huts set in tropical gardens and overlooking a lagoon. The airport is 45 km away.

A gangplank leads through mangrove trees to the unique floating restaurant that serves grills, seafood and Mauritian specialties.
There's a pool on the end of the beach, 2 18-hole championship golf courses, tennis courts, a fitness club, beauty treatments and massage and watersports.

The kids club has a separate games room, dining area and pool.

The 76 thatched roof suites with vibrant colours and rich dark wood furniture. All have air conditioning and Internet.

Reviewers say it has great food, has a real French influence, great for families with small kids and it's really relaxing.

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Outrigger Resort & Spa Mauritius

Outrigger Resort & Spa MauritiusOutrigger Resort & Spa Mauritius

Families and Couples seem to enjoy this five star Mauritius Luxury Resort with 4 pools and 3 restaurants to a high degree.

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One & Only Luxury Resort Mauritius @ Le Saint Geran

The late 2017 upgrades are seen big improvements on what has already been an outstanding resort. 

One & Only Luxury Resort MauritiusOne & Only Luxury Resort Mauritius

Located on the Belle Mare peninsula on the north-east coast of Mauritius. It's under an hour from the  airport and capital city.

The highlights include a 9-hole golf course (18-holes also nearby), a full-service spa (8 treatment rooms plus a hairdressing salon), the Matt Roberts Fitness Center (personal training, stress management and nutritional advice available).

Other activities include tennis, watersports (including hobiecats, snorkeling, PADI certification and deep sea fishing), a kids club and Club One (for 12-18 year olds).

There are a number of restaurants and bars here. You can choose from Asian, Indian, French or Chinese food.

There are 175 guestrooms and suites. Beds have Egyptian linens and goose down pillows. Bathrooms have mist-free mirrors and aromatherapy oils. There's also Internet, satellite TV and a range of DVDs available.

Reviewers give this resort almost perfect scores. They note that the rooms a large, the Indian food is great, it's a true 5 star hotel and there's great service. Some made complaints about the beach and rooms during cyclone season.

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Mauritius in the Limelight - How Does it Compare?

Mauritius vs Maldives: The comparison between Mauritius and Maldives often stems from their shared reputation as dreamy island destinations. Both have pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters. While the Maldives consists of over 1,000 coral islands grouped in 26 atolls, Mauritius is a singular volcanic island with diverse terrain from rainforests and waterfalls to sandy beaches.

If over-water bungalows and snorkeling right off your doorstep is what you crave, the Maldives may have the edge. But Mauritius offers a diverse range of experiences: hiking in the Black River Gorges National Park, visiting the Pamplemousses Botanical Garden, and exploring cultural sites like the Aapravasi Ghat.

Verdict: Both are luxurious in their own right. Choose the Maldives for unparalleled underwater experiences and seclusion. Opt for Mauritius if you desire a mix of beach relaxation and diverse island exploration.

Mauritius vs Fiji: Fiji, with its 330 islands, brings its own allure of South Pacific charm, distinct from the Indian Ocean beauty of Mauritius. Fiji’s culture, with its welcoming 'Bula' spirit and traditional ceremonies, is palpable. Mauritius, however, boasts a melting pot of cultures from French, Indian, Creole, and Chinese influences.

Verdict: For those looking for rich cultural experiences alongside beaches, Mauritius wins. If the South Pacific charm and unique island hopping adventures beckon, Fiji is your call.

Mauritius vs Seychelles: Mauritius and Seychelles both claim to be slices of paradise. While Mauritius is larger and offers more varied attractions, Seychelles, with its 115 islands, is known for its untouched beaches and unique granite rock formations. Seychelles might feel more exclusive and remote, while Mauritius offers a blend of luxury and activity.

Verdict: Those seeking sheer natural beauty and seclusion might lean towards Seychelles. If you want a combination of luxury, activities, and culture, Mauritius takes the cake.

Mauritius Best Resorts for Honeymoon: LUX* Le Morne and Constance Le Prince Maurice stand out for honeymooners. They promise romantic beach dinners, sunset cruises, and ultimate privacy.

Mauritius Best Resorts for Family: For families, Beachcomber's Shandrani Resort & Spa or Long Beach Mauritius offers kid's clubs, family-friendly rooms, and a myriad of activities to keep the little ones entertained.

Mauritius holds its ground as one of the world’s premier travel destinations, capable of delivering luxury, adventure, culture, and natural beauty in equal measure. While other locations bring their unique charms, Mauritius remains a holistic experience, one that satiates travelers of all kinds. Whether honeymooning or holidaying with family, this Indian Ocean gem won't disappoint.

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When is the best time to visit Mauritius?

The best times to visit Mauritius are from May to December when the weather is cool, dry, and sunny. However, if you're looking to dodge the peak tourist season, consider visiting between May and September.

Is Mauritius safe for tourists?

Yes, Mauritius is generally safe for tourists. However, as with any travel destination, it's wise to exercise common precautions. Keep an eye on personal belongings in crowded areas and be wary of isolated spots after dark.

What language is spoken in Mauritius?

While the official language is English, most Mauritians speak Creole and French fluently. Hindi, Bhojpuri, Urdu, and several other languages can also be heard due to the island's diverse cultural mix.

Do I need a visa to visit Mauritius?

Citizens from many countries, including the EU, USA, and Canada, do not require a visa for stays up to 60 days. However, it's always recommended to check the latest visa requirements with your local embassy or consulate before traveling.

Are there direct flights to Mauritius?

Yes, many international carriers operate direct flights to Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport in Mauritius, especially from Europe, Asia, and several African countries.

What currency is used in Mauritius?

The Mauritian Rupee (MUR) is the official currency. Credit cards are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants, and larger shops.

Is tap water safe to drink in Mauritius?

While tap water is treated and safe to drink in many parts of the island, it's often recommended for tourists to drink bottled water, especially outside of main cities and resorts.

Are there any local customs I should be aware of?

Mauritian culture is a blend of several heritages. While it's a liberal nation, it's respectful to dress modestly when visiting religious sites. Additionally, always ask for permission before photographing people.

Do the resorts in Mauritius offer all-inclusive packages?

Yes, many resorts in Mauritius offer all-inclusive packages which can cover meals, beverages, and even some activities. It's always best to check what's included in your package before booking.

What's the food like in Mauritius?

Mauritian cuisine is a delicious blend of Creole, Indian, Chinese, and European influences. From street food like dholl puri and gato piment to high-end restaurant dishes, there's a wide variety to cater to every palate.



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