Search Residences in Beau Bassin - Rose Hill

"Egg,toast, croissant, tea and some fruit as breakfast, same breakfast everyday. Room was cleaned everyday. Room was a relatively OK size, slightly on the small side to what we were expecting. Roof is nice, to enjoy the sun and chill. Workers nice, friendly and helpful. Some dogs in surrounding areas which bark at night and don't let you sleep. And we found lizards can get into your room."

"Was very far away from all local amenities."

"We had a fantastic stay from start to finish as a party of 10 from grandparents down to young grandchildren. We were made to feel very welcome and the staff were superb especially with the young children. The food and service was great and the location exceptional. We cannot recommend the hotel highly enough. "

"As I only arrived at 10 in the evening and had to leave already at 7:30 next morning, I cannot really evaluate. Lena and Vivek are very kind and guest oriented. Many thanks also for arranging for both transfers."

"Bon logement spacieux et confortable proche de la plage. Centre commercial et restaurants à proximité."

"An amazing setting in nature with easy access at the lodge to the Mauritian Kestrel and other Mauritian wildlife. Staff were excellent and catered well for vegan diet. A wonderful experience all round. "

"Everything about it was good. "

"Had a great stay friendly staff ."

"Highly recommend the staff were very courteous and helpful during our stay highly recommend whoeverwants to have a nice memorable trip in Mauritius"

"Wonderful relaxing week in Mauritius. Excellent spa menue. Nice and competent ayurvedic doctor. Enjoying the slow islan life."

"The staff is excellent and exceptionally helpful. Special thanks to receptionist Dini, buggy driver Sanjeev, trip coordinator Melanie, and the wait staff who remembered everything about us. Met some delightful people. The grounds are lush and beautiful. Temperatures of air and ocean are ideal (Oct.). Caution for those who have difficulty with stairs or long walks. There are workarounds, but they require golf carts (“buggies”) to be called."