“Luxurious, exquisitely designed villas and suites situated on the edge of a white sand beach with stunning mountain views. The cuisine offers a thoroughly gourmet experience, the kids club is jam-packed with activities and the relaxing spa is ideal especially after intrepid island exploration!”
“Luxurious, exquisitely designed villas and suites situated on the edge of a white sand beach with stunning mountain views. The cuisine offers a thoroughly gourmet experience, the kids club is jam-packed with activities and the relaxing spa is ideal especially after intrepid island exploration!”
Recommended For
- Spa
- The luxurious Sisley spa has six treatment rooms and two couples’ rooms, built around a small heated thermal swimming pool
- Hideaway
- For those seeking a calm, discreet and secluded leading hotel which oozes luxury
- Diving
- From Manta Rays to mighty whale sharks; turtles to dolphins, your encounter with Indian Ocean’s marine life will be memorable
- Learning
- Domaine Les Pailles colonial estate- explore on horse and cart, and visit the 18th-century sugar mill and distillery
- Other Activities
- Take a boat trip to Ile aux Cerfs, a pretty island off the village of Trou d’Eau Douce to the south
- Sights nearby
- Venture up to the sleepy fishing village of Cap Malheureux and its picturesque red-roofed church
- Wildlife Area
- Head inland, an hour’s drive away, for an unique view of Mauritius’ forests and rivers
- Local markets
- Port Louis’ bazaar is the place to stock up on spices and sarongs
- Golf
- 18 hole golf course with exceptional panoramas
- Cooking classes
- Cooking classes as part of the kids' club
- Trekking
- Total relaxation
- Romantic Break
- Active Holiday
- Foodies
- Watersports
- Families
- Cycling
- Honeymoons
- Great walks
- Riding
- Beach Life
- Birdwatching
- Spa breaks
- Kayaking
- Chic
- Decorated in earthy spice tones, with colourful Mauritian textiles and large comfortable beds decked in soft linens
- Views
- Views of far away mountains, and a few secluded white-sand beaches lie on the calm bay
- Barefoot Luxury
- Thatched villas spread across a generous 60 hectares of tropical greenery
- Traditional
- Features traditional thatched buildings
- Designer
- Gourmet
- Quiet
- Romantic
- Family Suites
- Roof terrace
- Outstanding location
- Sit-out Terrace
- On the beach
- Gym
- Seaviews
- Restaurant
- Hills & mountains
- Child friendly
- Beach nearby
- On an island
- Wellbeing
- Contemporary
- Charming
- Luxury
- Intimate
Facilities
- Spa
- The luxurious Sisley spa has six treatment rooms and two couples’ rooms, built around a small heated thermal swimming pool
- Swimming Pool
- The infinity pool is one of the loveliest on the island, with big cabanas; family beach villas have own heated private pool
- Views
- Views of far away mountains, and a few secluded white-sand beaches lie on the calm bay
- Garden
- Pretty garden with terrace
- Sit-out Terrace
- Sauna/Steam
- Shops
- Satellite / Cable TV
- Child friendly
- Cots available
- Bar
- Room service
- Library
- In room DVD
- Parking
- Private villas
- Gym
- Air conditioning
- Meeting Room
- Family Suites
- Wifi
- Sitting Room
- Restaurant
- No pets
- Roof terrace
- Safe
- Suites
Activities
- Diving
- From Manta Rays to mighty whale sharks; turtles to dolphins, your encounter with Indian Ocean’s marine life will be memorable
- Learning
- Domaine Les Pailles colonial estate- explore on horse and cart, and visit the 18th-century sugar mill and distillery
- Other Activities
- Take a boat trip to Ile aux Cerfs, a pretty island off the village of Trou d’Eau Douce to the south
- Sights nearby
- Venture up to the sleepy fishing village of Cap Malheureux and its picturesque red-roofed church
- Wildlife Area
- Head inland, an hour’s drive away, for an unique view of Mauritius’ forests and rivers
- Local markets
- Port Louis’ bazaar is the place to stock up on spices and sarongs
- Golf
- 18 hole golf course with exceptional panoramas
- Cooking classes
- Cooking classes as part of the kids' club
- Watersports
- Kayaking
- Great walks
- Riding
- Trekking
- Cycling
- Birdwatching
Map & Location
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Constance Prince Maurice
This spacious yet intimate six-star hideaway on a leafy, east-coast peninsula is named after Prince Maurice Van Nassau, pioneer of the spice trade in the Indian Ocean. The rich, warm character of regional flavours and spices permeates the hotel's cool, colonial architecture, and its fusion cuisine.
Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)