Anse La Reunion Beach

This resort has everything you're looking for! I will definitely stay again if, I ever went back to Seychelles!

The island is wonderful, everyone is friendly, the villas are neat, clean, the food in restaurant is very expensive. Lack of animation, the open bar on the beach is closed, there is no waiter. No type of entertainment is offered within the hotel. The first two days are pleasant silence and peace, but already on the third day it lacks a little liveliness. Mosquitoes are a separate story. If someone is coming, let them provide themselves with the best protection against mosquitoes. You must visit the nearby Moyene island with its turtles.

This property is intimate and offers breathtaking ocean views with charming wildlife, including birds, spiders, and crabs. By the secluded pool, you'll even spot daytime bats that nest peacefully in a nearby tree. I booked this over 40 days in advance after trying to reserve their sister property, which was sold out. Reviews were mixed, with some disappointment from high-tier Hilton members, but I stayed optimistic. Leading up to the trip, I had questions that took nearly two weeks for the property to answer, which was frustrating. I realized during my visit that some of of the front desk women are odd. But they finally responded, so I kept my reservation. Upon arrival, we were greeted with a refreshing towel and welcome drink. Ahkmed took us to our spacious room, decorated unexpectedly for a honeymoon with animal-shaped towels and a welcome treat of macarons and dried coconut. He gave us a property tour and tips for Seychelles, which was appreciated. The resort itself is stunning and never feels crowded, with ample towels always available. The food, while pricey, is delicious, and breakfast, although limited, is included. Emma and Lisa provided excellent service, and the drinks were worth the price, thanks to friendly bartenders Stephane and Sedrick. I’d gladly return and recommend experiencing this place at least once.