Best Family Friendly Hotels in Mauritius
As a long-established luxury travel publication, The Luxury Editor is known for showcasing hotels that go beyond star ratings alone and focus on what really matters to discerning travellers seeking a memorable stay in a family friendly hotel in Mauritius. Service, design, atmosphere, sense of place and the overall quality of the guest experience all play a part in whether a property earns its place in our curated list.
Whether you are at the early stages of planning or already comparing a shortlist, our choice of family friendly hotels in Mauritius is a credible and useful guide, with easy booking options too.
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Mauritius, Bel Ombre
Heritage Awali Golf and Spa Resort
(5 stars)A UNESCO nature reserve, beside a sandy beach and preserved lagoon, is the setting for Heritage Awali. This creates a stunning backdrop for Le Château, an 18-hole championship golf course, the only 9-hole with Par-3s and footgolf course on the island and the new La Réserve Golf Links, exclusive to guests. The grounds are also home to the Seven Colours Spa, built in the style of an African village, a beach club and bar and the main hotel, a 19th-century plantation-style house. There are 163 bedrooms in total, including coastal villas with pools, jacuzzis and butlers on hand to elevate your stay. Heritage Awali’s all-inclusive package provides access to many onsite restaurants, offering Italian, Indian, BBQ, locavore concept and buffet fare.
Mauritius, Flic-en-Flac
La Pirogue
(4 stars)The bohemian village of La Pirogue was the first hotel to open on Mauritius’ west coast, also known as the sunset coast, in 1976. It embodies the warm and welcoming Mauritian hospitality and culture. La Pirogue is celebrated for its exotic gardens that seamlessly blend the beauty of nature with luxury. Capturing the essence of Mauritius, the resort resembles a traditional fishing village, featuring thatched bungalows reminiscent of pirogue canoes. These bungalows, crafted from wood and volcanic rock, house the resort’s 248 rooms. Travellers can embark on a culinary journey, enjoying Mauritian specialities and Asian favourites. Additionally, Le Morne Beach Bar invites guests to relax on the white sand beach with a frozen Margarita, accompanied by the soft sounds of reggae and Sega music drifting through the air.