Seychelles

DoubleTree By Hilton

A secluded beach, a forest-fringed postcode and a restaurant that dishes up local fare – this hotel lines up some of the Seychelles’ top talking points. The DoubleTree by Hilton Seychelles – Allamanda Resort & Spa bottles up Mahe Island’s top-tier landscape into one handy package. It’s rooted by a
private white-sand beach and is hemmed by a ribbon of tropical forest.

Coral Strand

The Coral Strand Smart Choice Hotel is pulled right up to an ice-white swathe of Seychelles sand. It's the setting that does it for this place, thanks to a tropical beach by the back door. That's not the only draw here though – a palm tree-fringed pool and a bar and restaurant for every day of the week are
on the cards, too. The capital city of Victoria's a 10-minute drive away if you fancy a change of scenery. If you're an active type, there are some walking trails in the surrounding mountains, too.

Fishermans Cove resort

Fancy restaurants, a sea-view pool and loads of water sports are all part of the recipe at the Fisherman’s Cove Resort. This place makes the most of its by-the-beach plot – the pool, bars and restaurants all point towards the waterfront. Speaking of the beach, it offers up over three kilometres of ivory-coloured sand for you to spread out on.

Hilton Seychelles

Peace and quiet take pride of place at the Hilton Seychelles Northolme Resort & Spa, thanks to its laidback coastal plot, swish private villas and infinity pool. This place really ramps up the luxury. Instead of staying in a normal hotel room, you’ll have your own private villa, complete with a sea-view
balcony and a bath that’s fitted with massaging water jets.

Hilton Seychelles Labriz

Nestled into the jungle on secluded Silhouette Island, the Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa is a cheerleader for off-the-trail holidays. You’ll really leave the crowds behind here – it’s the only hotel resort on the island. Plus, the surrounding waters are protected by a marine reserve, so you’ll
find a pristine beach and a shallow lagoon on your doorstep.

Laila Seychelles

A beachside plot and a string of up-to-date facilities give Laila Seychelles, a Tribute Portfolio Resort the edge. The hotel is perfectly located for guests looking to explore the island's history and culture. This hotel’s just a few steps away from one of those pristine white-sand beaches that the Seychelles is best-known for. The sand’s edged by lush greenery on one side, and bright, turquoise water on the other, so it’s as scenic as they come.

La Digue Island Lodge

Tropical gardens and a sandy beach on your doorstep provide a scenic setting for this hotel. You’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time when you arrive at the La Digue Island Lodge. Traditional A-frame chalets are dotted around the gardens, and there’s even a 120-year-old colonial house within the grounds.