Hôtel & Spa Le Saint Alexis

We adored the design of the hotel. It’s beautiful, especially at night. The lightning is very romantic. We left the curtains opened so the blue light of the inner-pools could reach our room on the second floor. Marvelous. One could argue it’s getting old, 30 years, but for 160€ per night in july, it’s a must do.

Surely once nice hotel that would need to be redone. The location with direct beach access is very nice and the breakfast was great and the breakfast staff was very nice and welcoming. We had however expected more for the price we paid. When we arrived the drains in the bathroom were clogged. We also ate dinner at the restaurant once and unfortunately they have no experience with allergenes. In summary: Too expensive for what you get, but nice location at the beach.

We thoroughly enjoyed or stay in December. We were lucky to be placed in a large suite wich was quite private. The hotel is right on the beach but a bit away from the shark net section further along, so you need to stroll down the beach for about 500 m to swim in the sea. The hotel's archtecture is a bit quirky and centerrs around a lage winding swimmimg pool. Quite unique! Some the rooms are a bit open and lack privacy without closing the curtains permantly. Best staff and service of the 4 hotels we stayed in while on the Island.

You must get used to this hotel but once you do then you will love. Almost no english within staff. Rooms are old, basic but the outside pool is great. Beach outside the hotel is top notch though not for swimming. But when you drive around the island you realize that this hotel is actually one of few resort right on the beach. Breakfast are in top floor and you can see the whales! The longer you stay the better the hotel gets. Only downside is terrible wifi. At the end of our stay i admit we came to like to place, beach and want to come back.

Only when you have spent a few hours it becomes clear how brilliant the architecture and concept is. A 2-part U-shaped pool of almost 100 m long, sky bridges connecting the buildings, and many swim-up rooms; part of the pool is visible through 'aquarium windows' in the reception area.||We had a suite tucked in a corner and hence a bit more silent. Dinner was excellent though they pushed very pricey drinks, breakfast also good but less friendly staff. Reception staff made our day by calling around to arrange a timely PCR test where our driver had failed to find one, and next day printed the results for free. Also laundry service quicker than expected. Tea & coffee making in the room, and a good jacuzzi bath tub and separate toilet. For us by far the best hotel we had in one week in the island. A Vegas-style 'grandeur' not often found in places like this...

It is not the most luxury hotel of La Reunion, but it has the charm of the special places. To remark that all the staff is very friendly. Although your room will not have view in the see, don’t worry, as you will have the view on the swimming pool that sorrounds all the public areas. Direct access to the beach, restaurant with view to the see, spa, relaxing areas close the beach, well conected by motorway if you wish to vist the island..... The guest are very diverse: young couple, family with children, old people,.... who are looking for a place where relax in a calm environment, where a good conversation close the see with a drink is a good way to end a day... One good option for your next holiday period

Great Location. Warm welcome at reception, an easy check in and guided to room. Friendly reception staffs and housekeeping present for evening service delivery. Choice limited though for dinner and expensive but worth the money. Nice beach, but here the pool is amazing. For holiday it would be a great spot that I would definitely recommend. Beautiful sunset view.

Fabulous hotel. Restaurant is excellent but a bit over priced . Fabulous beach but unfortunately you cant swim because of sharks . Dissatisfied when i arrived back with a half bottle of wine and wasn’t allowed drink it on the terrace so had to buy an over priced bottle from the bar