Facilities & Services

Please note: these are inclusive in price unless otherwise stated.

• Pool: Swimming pool with shallow children’s area.
• Watersports: Sailing, windsurfing, kayaks, pedal boats, glass bottom boats and snorkelling (no motorised water-sports in the Marine Park). Scuba diving can be arranged for an additional charge.
• Land based Sports: 2 floodlit courts (balls for sale and rackets provided free of charge) and Mountain Biking (hire charge applicable).
• Gym: Indoor and Outdoor Gym. Sessions of trekking, aquagym and stretching also available.
• Spa: Clarins Tropical Spa with complimentary sauna and small pool. Treatments available for a charge.

Bars & Restaurants

• L’Abondance, in a pretty setting overlooking the beach and swimming pool, serves buffet breakfast, a la carte lunch and buffet/assisted service dinner.
• Le Mont Fleuri is set in a stunning, more remote location, offering Meditteranean gastronomy from an a la cart menu.
• Le Sans-Souci Bar is open until midnight and offers light lunch-time snacks.

Overview

The island can be explored by foot or bicycle, offering adventure for all ages without having to step offshore. An excellent children’s club and variety of room types ensure Saint Anne remains one of the very best options for families in the archipelago

Looking after younger guests

• Toys and facilities of the MiniClub available during opening hours (please see below).
• Children’s DVD’s available from the MiniClub.

Children’s Meals

• Children’s Menu available in the restaurants, Mini Club and Room Service.
• Bespoke Meals available on request.

Babysitting & Supervised activities

• Babysitting: Service can be arranged for approximately 12 Euro per hour with 24 hours notice.
• Bob Marlin Mini-Club: Offering complimentary supervised and pre-arranged activities for children age 3 – 12 years from 9 am – 9 pm. These include craft and fun activities in the Club as well as outings such as glass-bottom boat trips.

Room types

All Villas are on the ground floor and sea-facing with air-conditioning, mini-bar and complimentary tea and coffee making facilities. In the addition to a standard bathroom they also benefit from an outdoor shower.

79 standard Villas (Enclosed areas of 49 square metres, terrace of 27 square metres, gazebo of 19 square metres and private garden of 12 square metres) are classed as Beau Sejour or Providence, the latter being located closer to the beach. Bel Air Villas have a bedroom and separate sitting room (Enclosed areas of 85 square metres, terrace of 76 square metres and private garden of 16 square metres) whilst Belle Vue have 2 bedrooms and sitting room (enclosed areas of 138 square metres, terrace of 96 square metres and private garden of 30 square metres).

The Royal Villa, set on the hill with spectacular views, has 3 bedrooms with large sitting room (enclosed area of 319 square metres, terrace of 49 square metres, private swimming pool of 16 square metes and sun deck of 42 square metres).

Family

• Up to one child under 18 in an additional cot or bed can share a Beau Sejour or Providence Villa. Interconnecting Villas of these types are also available.
• Up to 2 children can be accommodated with parents in a Bel Air Villa or 4 children in a Belle Vue Villa.
• The Royal Villa is ideal for extended family of up to 9.

Rates

Rates from £333 per night per adult sharing, inclusive of Half Board in a Garden Villa (valid 01/05/12 – 30/06/12)

Family

• Child aged 0 – 5 years free of charge when sharing parents Villa
• Children aged 6 – 17 years pay from £74.
• Children in their own room receive discount of 25 – 50% of single or double Villa rate dependent on Season.

Special Offers

• Receive a 20% discount if booking made during a certain period, please enquire.
• Bookings are now exclusively sold on ALL INCLUSIVE basis!

Note: Please enquire for rates for different Room Types and Seasons and we will compile a detailed quotation for your stay.

Saint Anne has its own desalination plant.

Beachcomber Hotels, a Mauritian company, supports local non government organisations through its Foundation Espoir and Development. This supports local communities and provides a long term approach to helping the underprivileged to become self sufficient and able to sustain work. Other support has been given to the Mauritian Wildlife Foundation.

The Beachcomber Training Academy also offers hospitality training for local people.

In all its hotels, the company promotes responsible use of water and energy and uses natural materials.