Seapoint Boutique Hotel

Stayed in July 2019..Nice place to chilled and unwind..not too crowded with human traffic. Staffs were friendly especially Mr Manav and Pooja. Suites are on 2nd floor with terrace and deluxe room on the ground with easy access to the beach. Nice view of the ocean and Sunrise within meters but nobody swim as there’s lots of corals so take a bicycle provided by the hotel and go to Mon Choisy beach around the corner for a swim and sunset. Breakfast choice was limited and the same daily 😕. No Room service so u can’t dine at ur terrace and dinner ends at 2130hrs so if ur hungry after that time, too bad.. Renting a vehicle is a must to go elsewhere for food and varieties. Basic water sports activities is provided free by the hotel but since there’s tons of corals, it’s basically useless 😬

The hotel is placed between two stunning Mauritian beaches and they allow guests to borrow bicycles to explore the area. In addition to the wonderful rooms and quality boutique service, we can recommend the hotel for any other guests.

Was transferred to Seasense, which is on the other side of the Island, and ended up costing a lot more. Should have cancelled and gone somewhere else.

I stayed for 4 nights in Seapoint boutique Hotel. It is a lovely small hotel, romantic atmosphere, very quiet (just adults), super friendly staff (especially Vishnu, Manav, Yusra, Rashvan and Nick), great spa service. The hotel has nice private beach, but it is small and rocky. The hotel has a nice restaurant that serves a delicious food for dinner. However, they need to improve the breakfast. Regarding the swimming pool, it is small and they need to make it bigger. They provide some free activities such as bicycles, kayaking and snorkling. However, they need to work professionally on outside excursions. There is nothing around the hotel, but the Grand Bay area is about 8 minutes by car. In addition, there is a shopping mall about 10 minutes by car. You can use the bicycles to go there. In general, I highly recommend this hotel and I would stay there again.

The hotel has a nice pool with cute rooms and a good view from the pool/beach. Some staff are great like Abhi and Surage but others are poor communicators and often gave incorrect information. One staff member in particular really poorly impacted our stay and made us feel very uncomfortable. It started with this manager Suggesting we go to “a great restaurant” on our second night. This restaurant turned out to be on a loud main road and the food was revolting. It transpired this restaurant was his friend’s restaurant. After we mentioned this situation to the hotel’s GM, it transpired that this wasn’t the first time that this manager had sent guests to his friend's Restaurant. From that day forward this particular manager behaved towards us in a way I can only describe as creepy and slightly antagonistic. The food at the hotel is fine but gets very repetitive after more than 3 or 4 days (especially breakfast). Best to only stay a short time and move to another hotel. There is no cute town to walk into. The streets have no pavements so very dangerous to walk anywhere due to all the cars speeding by. The area feels very desolate and decrepit. A taxi to the mall is the best option (and it isn’t Amazing), and this will take 10-15 min by car at about £14 return. The hotel takes a commission so instead of 400 rupees, through the hotel it will cost £600. For all excursions, hotel transfers etc, book directly and not through the hotel as the mark up on everything is extortionate.

We had a lovely stay at the Seapoint Boutique Hotel, I will highly recommend this hotel for couples on a romantic holiday. The food at the hotel is superb, we never looked at the menu and ordered the Chef's menu every night.