Auberge de Saint-Aubin

Nice and simple accommodation at the Saint Aubin complex. The three rooms are all part of the same building and share the common areas (dining room, terrace). The smallest and cheapest room, which I stayed in, is farthest from the road. The suite looked nice, too. Staff at the auberge are very friendly and accommodating. The half board option is good because the place is a way from other restaurants. The auberge cook serves dinner at about 18:30 and breakfast around 8:30. Pleasant meals. The pizza oven was not working during my lunch there, unfortunately, but the curries were tasty. Lovely grounds - be sure to visit the greenhouse with the orchards. Rum tasting is included. It is set at fixed times, in either French or English (last one at 16:15) (and felt a little busy/hectic). ||I encountered a large spider in the bathroom but you are in the country side and they did have a net around the bed.||If you’re driving, swing by Gris Gris beach, 5-6 minutes away by car, for a nice walk through the pine trees and on the beach. Park at the hidden parking lot at the Eastern end by Foyer Notre Dame de L'Unite (at the last roundabout go left rather than straight forward) as everybody else go to the Western end.

This is a very special place as it is part of a larger area with an old sugar cane factory, a rum distillery and a vanilla plantation. The 'auberge' is an excellent location to stay, although you'd have to drive for a couple of kilometres in order to reach the next village.||Beautiful room in old Mauritian style, nice terrace (with many mosquitos), rich breakfast and fantastic food! There's an outdoor pool.

We had a half board deal here towards the end of our trip. Located about 30 min from the airport down a log driveway from a main road. I found the accommodation, dinner and breakfast to be of a high standard. Food was served on the covered veranda outside the bedroom and was very good. The bedroom and bathroom were spacious, simple in an old colonial sort of way. Staff were pleasant. Just outside Souillac and a short drive from Gris Gris beach which is worth viewing. I did not go to the rum tasting or the main villa but would certainly vouch for the accommodation and food at the Auberge.

Saint Aubin – I loved the café, good food, nice layout. I loved the park, and I loved learning about the vanilla beans – so did my friends reading my travel notes. The rum production was interesting, moreover the sugar cane a lady kindly pressed for me, since I do not enjoy alcohol. ||||||My guide from Summer-Times Tour Operrator was always looking after my interests and arranged the sugar cane juice tasting, since I do not care for rum. He iwas very attentive in a nice discreet way.||||||The shop is not too impressive.

We enjoyed our stay there. Recommended place for all nature lovers. A very peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. Warm welcoming and helpful staff at the reception and also in the room. Very good food at the restaurant and very nice breakfast served in front of the room. We shall come back.

Beautiful setting. Staff has been wonderful. Meals served on the veranda. Swimming pool, comfortable furnishings and the estate tours included. We're staying three nights and enjoying every minute.

We were staying at the auberge st Aubin for 2 nights on a half board... Ist time experiencing an auberge on a mommy only trip... The kids had a very very large ground to play... Very large well entertained lawn for the kids... The room we booked was really spacious and well cleaned.. . Very secured place... Definitely worth each penny... Our host my Ved was very helpful.. A big thanks to Mrs Gini and Reshma... Mr sudesh also was very helpful... Wonderful persons... Made our stay really peaceful.... The food was really excellent... Simply delicious food... Had the honor tasting different kind of achard prepared by Gini.... A really memorable experience for us... The kids enjoyed the big open space to play... Nice view... Will definitely come back again... Thanks to everyone..

This is a very special place as it is part of a larger area with an old sugar cane factory, a rum distillery and a vanilla plantation. The 'auberge' is an excellent location to stay, although you'd have to drive for a couple of kilometres in order to reach the next village. Beautiful room in old Mauritian style, nice terrace (with many mosquitos), rich breakfast and fantastic food at night! There's an outdoor pool.