Where to stay in Mauritius?

Upmarket design hotel for the northern stop, with no particular neighbourhood to remember. For those who want the comfort of a large resort while keeping Grand Baie and its restaurants within reach.

Opened at the end of 2021, it is the newest of the LUX group's resorts on the island, a few minutes from the centre of Grand Baie.

Boutique hotel at Pointe aux Canonniers, 1.4 km from the town centre, away from the bustle of Grand Baie. For a calm, polished stay, with the village a few minutes away.

The island's first boutique hotel, set in a colonial-style mansion at Pointe aux Canonniers.

Large historic resort on the east coast, for the East & Île aux Cerfs stop. For those who want the lagoon and Île aux Cerfs as their daily playground, regardless of cost.

Le Touessrok has its own islet, Îlot Mangénie, reserved for its guests, and runs the golf course on Île aux Cerfs.

Resort at Beau Champ, on the coast road, 1.6 km from the town centre, facing Île aux Cerfs. For a stay where you barely move, with the eastern lagoon beneath your windows.

The golf course on the Anahita estate was designed by Ernie Els, with holes along the lagoon.

Resort at Poste de Flacq, on the coast road, north of Belle Mare beach. For those who come as much for the golf as for the lagoon.

Two golf courses on site, the Legend and the Links, which is still rare for a single hotel on the island.

Studios in La Preneuse, on the west coast. For those who want to cook for themselves and explore by car between Le Morne, Tamarin and the Black River Gorges.

Luxury hotel on Le Morne Road, 600 m from the town centre, on Le Morne beach. For those who want the listed peninsula and its lagoon with no travel other than a swim.