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Set amidst lush rainforest on a temperate azure bay, Le Domaine de La Reserve Hotel is an idyllic island getaway that exudes elegance and offers an array of nature-based leisure activities. The area makes up part of a national marine park and the ocean surrounding the lodge is teeming with marine life, including vividly coloured tropical fish and spectacular coral gardens.
From $180 person/night
Go swimming and snorkelling in temperate waters rich with sea life.
Enjoy beautiful ocean views from the comfort of your room.
Relax next to the hotel’s enormous swimming pool - one of the largest in the Seychelles!
This luxurious hotel has an unparalleled setting on a private beach with exquisite vistas over the Indian Ocean and Curieuse Island in the distance. It encompasses one of the largest swimming pools in the Seychelles (including a pool bar), as well as a gym, conference centre and boutique. Le Domaine’s stylish restaurant overlooks the ocean and specialises in delectable seafood and spicy Creole barbecue fare, although it also offers a wide range of international cuisine.
All rooms are extremely spacious and sea-facing, with magnificent views of the Indian Ocean. There are three separate room categories - beachfront deluxe villas, beachfront family suites and colonial suite villas - to cater for all needs and preferences. All have en-suite bathrooms, air-conditioning, internet access, safe and mini-bar. Decor is chic and minimalist, using mainly natural tones complemented by vivid touches of colour in the form of local artworks, which add a distinctly Creole flavour to the mix.
You will think you have arrived in paradise, especially while sipping a drink on your balcony at sunset and watching the crimson tipped waves lap gently below.
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Le Domaine de La Réserve’s incredible location on the shores of a marine park means that swimming, snorkeling and kayaking are among its most popular leisure activities. Other water-based options are big-game fishing, boat cruises and scuba diving. Day trips can be taken to neighboring Curieuse Island, home to hundreds of giant Aldabra tortoises, as well as to Vallée de Mai, a World Heritage Site. A network of walking and biking trails around the lodge allow visitors to experience the island’s pristine natural environment, up close and personal.