Hotels with Restaurants in Mahé Island

The room was nice overlooking the lagoon. But it had a smell. A musty smell everytime we walked in. I am not sure what it was from. The breakfast was good. There was a good selection of items and the staff was helpful. I wo up avoid the busy time. It’s crazy! Overall our stay at the hotel was nice. I wish the person who checked us in was more attentive and explained where things were and such. Instead, e had to figure out on our own that we needed towel cards, where the towels were and such. While we waited for our room, I watched other employees take guests around and show the things and explain the resort. So make sure you get someone more helpful.

We stayed at Laila for one night at the end of our trip to Seychelles and it was perfect! The location is wonderful - right on the beach, with access to beachfront cabanas and restaurants. The hotel was wonderfully maintained and so serene. Highly recommend during your trip to Mahe!

I absolutely loved my stay at Canopy by Hilton Seychelles and would return without hesitation. As a solo female traveler, I felt completely safe and comfortable throughout my stay. I switched to this hotel shortly before my trip after seeing photos, reviews, and learning it was one of Mahé’s newer resorts. It exceeded every expectation. The property is spacious yet easy to navigate, with beautiful landscaping, a stunning pool overlooking the ocean, easy beach access, and well-lit walking paths that felt very secure. Watching the sunset over the water each evening became one of my favorite parts of the trip. The room was modern, spotless, spacious, and beautifully designed. The breakfast was exceptional—one of the best hotel spreads I’ve experienced. There were multiple stations, an incredible variety of options, a dedicated Creole station, and even a fun kids’ area. The staff truly made the experience special. Everyone was warm, welcoming, remembered me each day, and made me feel at home. I also loved both restaurants, especially the main restaurant, where I ended up eating three nights in a row. Although I don’t have children, I appreciated that this was a family-friendly resort without ever feeling crowded or noisy. It was peaceful, relaxing, and seemed to offer something for everyone. Free parking also made exploring Mahé incredibly easy. If I ever return to Mahé, I wouldn’t even consider staying anywhere else.