The Most Beautiful Hotels in Seychelles

In urgent need of white sand, turquoise waters, and lush vegetation? Head to Seychelles, an ultra-desirable archipelago of 115 islands scattered across the Indian Ocean. Butler-serviced villas, spas tucked under palm trees, dinners with your feet in the sand… Here are five dream spots to book with your eyes closed.

 

Constance Ephelia, the jungle turned palace

Calling all Parisians craving an escape: we’ve found the most jaw-dropping spot in Mahé for a paradisiacal break far from it all. Nestled in 120 hectares of greenery, this Constance resort blends elegant luxury with wild nature. To the north, an immaculate sandy beach; to the south, granite rocks and hidden coves perfect for chilling. The hotel overlooks the Port Launay Marine Park, one of the most popular snorkeling spots in the archipelago. Rooms, suites, and villas offer panoramic views and total privacy. Shuttles make it easy to wander between the many bars and restaurants serving local products. The highlight? A spa tucked into gardens with sauna, hammam, pool, jacuzzi, yoga studio, and Sisley treatments. Truly one of the best hotels in Seychelles.

 

Six Senses Zil Pasyon, barefoot luxury far from the world

The only hotel on Félicité, Six Senses occupies less than a third of this granite gem surrounded by waves. Classified as a marine reserve, the island offers quick access to La Digue, just 10 minutes away by boat. Guests settle into one of 28 villas with private pool. Some overlook the ocean, others blend into lush greenery, almost hidden in the landscape. Experiences are plentiful: snorkeling in reefs, encounters with sea turtles, sunset cruises… Plus, of course, a spa, pool, and dreamy beaches perfect for farniente.

 

Alphonse Island, a dream resort on a private island

400 km south of Mahé, Alphonse Island is a postcard come to life, tempting you to drop everything and live in a bikini year-round. This preserved private island, shaped like a perfect triangle, rests on a coral reef surrounded by crystal-clear waters and deserted beaches. In paradise, no engines: barefoot or by bike, you move between five villas overlooking the lagoon. The resort’s heart beats around the pool, the bar, and the main restaurant, where you share ultra-fresh sashimi, colorful Creole plates, or the catch of the day from offshore fishing. The challenge? Fitting all the activities in: diving with manta rays, yoga on the deck, spa treatments… Best life mode: on.

 

Club Med Seychelles, a luxury all-inclusive village

Welcome to Sainte-Anne Island, a tropical gem in the heart of a marine park, home to just one resort—and not just any: Club Med Seychelles, flagship of the Exclusive Collection, which gathers the brand’s most stylish resorts. The concept: architecture blending into nature, suites with private pools, delicious Creole cuisine, a Cinq Mondes spa… And of course, the all-inclusive formula checking all the boxes: kids club, activities, and meals included. Mental load? Gone!

 

Anantara Maia Villas, stylish cabins for VIP Robinsons

On the sublime Anse Louis beach in Mahé, Anantara lines up 30 spectacular villas designed by Bill Bensley, the master of tropical design, each with private butler and infinity pool. Ultra-luxe cabins hidden in a postcard-worthy setting, surrounded by frangipani scents and breathtaking ocean views. At golden hour, sip a cocktail with your feet in the sand before dining at the restaurant serving Mediterranean cuisine paired with award-winning wines. The spa, tucked deep in the greenery, houses three open-air treatment rooms. Complete the experience with sunrise yoga or a barefoot stroll along the island’s trails.

 

 

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