The Oberoi Beach Resort, Mauritius
Resort hotel · Pamplemousses
Turtle Bay, Pointe aux Piments, Mauritius
Highlights
Villas with ocean views, private pools & spa services
Villas with ocean views, private pools & spa services
"With its incisor rocks, hiking trails, and lush forests, the sylvan south is an adventurists’ wonderland. After passing fishing villages, you'll arrive at Heritage—another whip-smart independent local brand. This is the only place on the island with a creche and a kids' club included in the price. In the baby room, infants sleep in neat rows in cradles like something from a Victorian sepia. From age three, they can head to the kids’ club which comes with rabbits and melodious chickens. A 2020 refit injected brightness into suites. Botanical prints adorn walls and Moorish-style tiles add flashes of color in bathrooms. While the beach can be windy, two pools entertain the large smattering of local and international families. Unmissable is Château Le Bel Ombre, their handsome villa with mahogany furniture and antique hand-painted murals overlooking the golf course. Its charming upstairs apartment is a time warp with creaky floorboards, a four-poster bed, and a dining table large enough to command a cabinet meeting. Just don’t bring the kids to this one—this experience is adults-only, and an extraordinary value: $254 including supper for two and breakfast. Book Now at Expedia Book Now at Booking.com A version of this article originally appeared in Condé Nast Traveller." - Jemima Sissons
"Roughly 550 miles east of Madagascar, Mauritius has drawn attention from travelers over the years for its remote, pristine beaches. And the country’s Oberoi resort takes full advantage of those famous stretches of sand with its location on Turtle Bay, a natural marine park. The resort is spread across 20 acres of gardens, with villas and pavilions covered with traditional thatched roofs, sunken marble bathrooms, and private garden views. Select villas come with private heated swimming pools. Dine under the stars at one of the resort’s al fresco bars and restaurants, with cuisines ranging from fine Indian dishes to smoked meats seasons from the on-site herb garden."
"Situated along the sandy beaches of Turtle Bay, The Oberoi Mauritius features a swimming pool, spa & wellness centre and fitness centre. It is set in 20 acres of sub-tropical gardens. The luxury rooms and villas are spacious and come with air-conditioning, a seating area and en suite bathrooms. The villas include a private garden or swimming pool, and a dining area. The Oberoi offers a kids club, a library and evening entertainment. Activities such as snorkelling, windsurfing and scuba diving are also available. The restaurants serve cuisine ranging from Oriental and Creole to BBQ. The resort is located 20 km from the Grand Baie and from Port-Louis. Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport is 55 km away." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"If the Oberoi name conjures visions of very conventional luxury hotels, then you’re about to have your mind changed. What’s true enough in India is something else entirely in Mauritius, where an all-star design team comprising the Thai architect Lek Bunnag and the American-born landscape architect Bill Bensley have created something quite a bit more romantic: the Oberoi Beach Resort, Mauritius, though no less luxurious than its city-borne cousins, makes use of its setting in ways no urban hotel can match." - Tablet Hotels
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