



The central area, under island-style thatch, is spacious and open to allow in the breezes. Enjoy a buffet breakfast at the Coco Restaurant. Lunch and dinner are served at the St Pierre Beach Restaurant, where weekly dining themes include Chinese, Creole and Italian dishes. If you're reluctant to leave the beach, your selection from the special beach service menu will be delivered to your lounger. There's a beach bar, a pool with loungers, high-speed wi-fi and a spa.
Chalet-style rooms in single or double-storey buildings are all furnished in French Creole style, with sea views and a balcony or terrace accessed via louvred doors. All have aircon. The spacious deluxe suites are ideal for families with young children. Families can also stay in one of 14 interleading rooms on the first floor of the hotel. Be lulled to sleep by the shushing of the sea, and enjoy the many facilities you'd expect from a hotel of this calibre.
Dive the coral reefs, explore the island on a bike or take a boat cruise. Visit neighbouring La Digue island, or the aforementioned Vallée de Mai. The bay that fronts the hotel is calm – great for children and kayaking. There's a weekly programme of activities, including yoga on the lawns and fun things for children to do. You're just five minutes from the local village – head there for an ice-cream or to browse the small collection of shops.
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115 shining islands, luxury hotels, waving palms and cotton-candy beaches? Welcome to the Seychelles.