Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita

My stay was amazing! I loved everything, the staff was super friendly and the villas were breathtaking… Another point they offer a variety of restaurants which was a bonus point :)

I actually stayed here in December 2023, and I must say what a wonderful experience. ||The resort was gorgeous (of course), the rooms were well kept, the food at the individual restaurants (specifically the Italian, the Steakhouse, and the Asian) was phenomenal. ||The staff, oh the the staff made it the extra mile, specifically our butler Priyanka, as well as the wonderful waiter at breakfast Govind, and the general manager at the time; some of the best service from those two that I have ever experienced at a hotel. ||I went sailing for the first time in years with my brother; and the instructors that were there were so helpful and taught us all we needed to know in one day ! The next day we were ready to sail on our own ! (They literally taught us the ropes).||A wonderful Christmas stay !

Although the main hotel is currently closed for refurbishments, the beach bar on Ile aux Cerf (La Plaz Beach Grill) is still open and serving food and drinks for day trippers and I suspect golfers. Not that we saw anyone with plus fours and golf clubs. In fact we only saw two other people on the beach the whole time. ||We only visited this little piece of paradise for a few hours on a day trip and we were so delighted that we did. The service from Vishal and the crew was exceptional.. super friendly and so attentive (even down to polishing our sun glasses while we soaked up the sun and sunk cocktails). The head barman made the most delicious cocktails (the best pina colada ever with mango - go figure). We ate lunch with our feet in the sand whilst taking in the views of the white sand and turquoise water. I had the fish curry, which was possibly the best fish curry I had ever tasted, and Mr Mc had the octopus salad. ||We presume that when the main hotel is open, this place is a lot busier. So if you’re on the east side of Mauritius before it reopens in October, I would highly recommend a visit. ||To get there we grabbed a sea taxi from a local jetty and landed on the beach just before lunch. ||*tip: I believe there is a shuttle service from Pointe Maurice (google the island and you’ll find info on here, however if you put Pointe Maurice in a sat nav app it’s not overly clear where it is). As you drive along the coast road you’ll see signs for passenger ferry, but I don’t think this is the ferry mentioned on the website (maybe locals chancing a money making scheme). That being said, we got there in once piece and was returned in one piece so can’t complain. (Cost:1000pp return). Probably could have haggled but that’s not our style. And we went on to drink cocktails and each lunch at the four seasons beach bar, so what’s the point in haggling for a few pounds when that was going to be lumpy (but so very worth it). ||Once you step off the boat, head to the other side of the island and either walk (right) along the shore line or head |through the pine trees following the golf course. You’ll find it at the end of the beach.

Pure luxury! The entire resort is stunning, and so well thought out. We had a lovely view from our room of the sea, and bikes which we rode around the resort. Plenty of quite beach options for peace as adults. Variety of restaurants onsite, all were amazing. They have a boat which goes to a local island which is really helpful. Breakfast is lovely, and the resort is so big with enough to do, we only rode across to the golf course otherwise we were very content on the resort. Would highly recommend! All the staff were fantastic, and the buggy system from the rooms was so nice so we didnt have to walk a long way to dinner

We stayed in a villa room and it was one of the best hotel experiences we had with my husband. The room had a private pool and garden. It got cleaned 2 times a day. The staff was extremely friendly. Restaurants were amazing. I would highly suggest the Indian one. A unique hotel that everyone should stay once in a lifetime

I highly recommend Four Seasons Mauritius! The view is stunning in every corner. The food is delicious especially the breakfast. They offer free boat transfers to lle aux cerfs island. You should definitely go and relax on the island.

A private and exclusive resort - villas are each a separate buildings. Food was EXCELLENT, we stayed in multiple 5* resorts in Mauritius and the food here was a level above. The evening meal in the Japanese restaurant was a quality that id be impressed with in London. A little hard to get around with kids because it’s so spread out, bikes don’t carry 2.5year old kids.. but there are golf carts on request. We were given early checkin and late checkout - which made our experience very relaxing despite a lot of international travel directly after our stay with a late flight. Thank you! Night time walking around the resort was stunning with stars. Gym was good quality.

My stay at Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita was magical - it’s the most beautiful Four Seasons Resort I’ve visited so far.||From the moment I arrived, the exceptional service stood out. Every single staff member was incredibly kind, welcoming, and attentive, ensuring experience was perfect from start to finish.||I had the pleasure of trying all the restaurants on the property, and they were all top-notch. However, my personal favorites were Upper Cut for its exquisite cuisine and Lazy Fish for the fresh flavors and ambiance.||The villa was stunning - well-maintained, with a relaxing private pool and a gorgeous summer shower in the back that added to the tropical luxury. Every detail was thoughtfully designed to create an unforgettable stay.||Everything about this resort was just perfect, and I am already dreaming of the day I can come back. It’s truly paradise!