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Le Domaine de la Réserve

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About Le Domaine de la Réserve

Beachside bliss
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 $410 per person/per night
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The property

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.

The rooms

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.

Activities

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.

Seychelles

Seychelles

115 shining islands, luxury hotels, waving palms and cotton-candy beaches? Welcome to the Seychelles.