Chateau St Cloud

We had an amazing experience at this hotel during our stay in the Seychelles. What stood out the most was how easy and fast everything went. We arrived directly at the hotel without any hassle, and within just 5 minutes I had arranged everything with the manager – check-in, room access, and all the details we needed. The staff was friendly, professional, and genuinely helpful. The location was beautiful, the room was clean and comfortable, and everything was exactly as described. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a smooth, stress-free start to their holiday!

Chateau St Cloud is a hidden gem in La Digue! The location is peaceful yet close to beaches like Anse Source d'Argent. Rooms are spacious, clean, and full of charm. The staff were incredibly welcoming and helpful throughout our stay. We loved the tropical garden, relaxing pool, and delicious Creole dinners. A perfect place to unwind and enjoy island life. Highly recommended!

We were looking for a place to stay overnight and accidentally found this gem. The hotel is amazing! It has authentic colonial buildings with spacious rooms surrounded by a garden. Where they carefully preserved the old design, details, etc making the experience unique. I wish I could spend more time there, but we had to leave La Digue next day. The staff was super nice snd friendly. They even helped us with a e-book that we forgot in the room and sent it with a ferry to Praslin for free

We had rooms with a view of the pool and the treetops, which was especially nice at sunset. Otherwise, the hotel was rather mediocre. The bikes (rather poor quality) cost over 10€ per bike per day and the staff seems very disinterested and put upon. The atmosphere in the restaurant is very gloomy and the breakfast rather poor. In any case, there is hardly any choice. You should also note that you can pay the bill at (except restaurant bills) only cash. This was not pointed out beforehand and with the partly high prices, this is already very poor service.

The hotel is 15 min walking distance from the port on the hilly side of the island. Pls choose this hotel if yo want calm and quite resort. |The pool is nice and big enough. |Breakfast and dinner plenty and varied. They always have fish in the menu.|Beaches are approx 10-15 min away by bike. You have to pay for the bikes on the contrary it is not a cheap hotel.|The quality of the bikes are vary.|Rooms are big wth balcony, air conditioner and vents. |Staff is nice, friendly. |Wifi is only available in the restaurant and connection is very poor.|Hotel also offer diving, snorkeling and whole day programs.||

La Digue is a very small island and there are very limited good properties and Chateau St. Cloud is one of them. I have given 5 star rating to this hotel only because La Digue does not have much properties. This hotel is like 10 minutes drive from Jetty. The rooms were clean but do not expect modern structure. The hotel has become quite old now and has not been revamped with modern equipment. But, it still offers a pleasant stay. The food is good and they mostly arrange for live music in evenings. Very well planted. On the island, one can only roam through bicycles and the hotel provided you the facility to hire them. Overall, its a good experience.

Lovely colonial historic building set amidst a lush garden away from the main town road and hustle bustle of the tourists. It is a quiet location but you need some form of transport to get to the restaurants or beaches. There is bicycle rental available. The room we chose was a Superior over looking the swimming pool. Several steps lead uo to the accommodation giving it a good vantage point over the garden and was one of the last rooms to have sun when it sets. It was spacious and old colonial style. Bed was comfortable and the air conditioning worked well. The bathroom was spacious but the shower needed a little updating. There was a spacious veranda. Staff were friendly, accommodating and engaged in conversation . The owner was a very likeable sixth generation of the original owner. The dining experience wasn't uplifting. The room was dark and very lacking in soul. The food was average but would benefit from labelling so you know what is what. Beverages in particular wine were OK but not to a 'Chateau' standard.||There was one concern regarding a health and safety issue. There were a number of mosaic tiles missing from the swimming pool especially on the edge of the steeps leading into the pool. These were underwater and could easily be missed but which exposed some rather sharp edges. These could easily cut skin so beware!

The rooms were really nice but the variety at the breakfast buffet was a bit sparce and low quality for the given price of the stay. Bicycle rental was for 100scr/d but the bikes almost fell apart (there were new ones delivered but we couldn't get the new ones). The beach is 5min drive with the bike.