La Maison D'Été
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Oceanfront boutique hotel with 2 pools, yoga, spa, & seafood dining
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Route Côtière, Poste Lafayette, Mauritius Get directions
Oceanfront boutique hotel with 2 pools, yoga, spa, & seafood dining
Route Côtière, Poste Lafayette, Mauritius Get directions
"La Maison d'Eté Hotel by NEWMARK features an outdoor swimming pool, garden, a private beach area and shared lounge in Poste Lafayette. A few steps from Poste Lafayette Public Beach and a 18-minute walk from Poste La Fayette Public Beach, the property provides a terrace and a bar. The hotel also has free WiFi as well as a paid airport shuttle service. At the hotel all rooms are equipped with air conditioning, a seating area, a flat-screen TV with cable channels, a safety deposit box and a private bathroom with a shower, free toiletries and a hairdryer. Rooms contain an electric tea pot, while certain rooms will provide you with a balcony and others also provide guests with sea views. All guest rooms feature a desk. La Maison d'Eté Hotel by NEWMARK offers a buffet or Full English/Irish breakfast. At the accommodation you'll find a restaurant serving French, Pizza and Seafood cuisine. Dairy-free, halal and vegan options can also be requested. You can play pool and darts at La Maison d'Eté Hotel by NEWMARK, and the area is popular for snorkeling and canoeing. Roches Noires Beach is 1.4 miles from the hotel, while Pamplemousses Garden is 14 miles away. Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Airport is 34 miles from the property." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"First impressions? Palm trees and vivid colours, sea-facing verandahs, design that nods to the abundant beauty of the coast. Rattan furniture, natural hues and marine-themed artwork create a cosseting boathouse feel in the rooms. We step onto a balcony and drink in the view: lush green garden foliage, a lagoon-hued pool, the impossible blue of the ocean. This little beauty is a breath of fresh air. One of the island’s smallest beach hotels, La Maison d'Été offers 16 sea-view rooms set in two pretty thatched buildings reminiscent of French colonial plantation houses. There are two pools, a seafront terrace of sun-beds, steps down to a strip of white-sand beach, bikes to borrow, snorkelling around the reef. For lunch or dinner, sample simple but delicious island-cuisine dishes at a candlelit table in the restaurant – popular with locals as well as guests. Need anything? Just ask. The white-clad staff offer the warmest of Mauritian welcomes. Highs An Indian Ocean view from every room, and all have generous, furnished balconies or terraces The food – fishy, spicy and authentic Mauritian dishes, freshly prepared, served with decent wines and, by local standards, not expensive A communal living space with pool table, dart boards, sofas, books and an indoor bar provides an escape from the heat (or occasionally the rain) In an island where larger resorts are the norm, we were thrilled to find such an intimate little boutique hotel: perfect i-escape material! Lows The east coast is windier than the west, although those cooling breezes can be welcome on hot summer days The beach is quite rocky and almost disappears at high tide The service can be a little scatty at times, but always friendly and well-meaning Internet connection can be patchy Most bookings require full prepayment (refunded if you cancel in good time)" - Lesley Gillilan
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