The best accommodations Anse Aux Pins

Overlooking the coast road, this small, discreet hotel is composed of five Creole-style bungalows in a small bougainvillea garden and features ten large, single, air-conditioned rooms with a king-size bed and a small terrace. Rooms 1 to 7, next to the small swimming pool, are more pleasant. This hotel does not benefit from the sea, but from a nice view of the mountains. Ronald welcomes his guests with a friendly welcome and offers some quick meals at lunch and Creole and international specialities at dinner time.

It's impossible to miss this blue house along the coast of the coast! It's the big house version kitsch version of Guy Denis, this former accountant, who never leaves his blue T-shirt, having treated the decor of its small hotel whose four rooms, air-conditioned and colored are decorated with local taste, bed covered beds and stuffed fabrics. And the fountain and its Pis Pis local add a kitsch kitsch side to this friendly address. As for the garnet lounge, with its cushions and light lighting, it is a summit of the kind: guaranteed atmosphere! Musician for many years, Guy Denis has never been praying to give a little concert to his guests, who will not be able to leave without a CD of the bonhomme. You can use the kitchen to better enjoy this Blue Château, emblematic of the interior décor that the average Seychelles enjoys.

Between road and ocean, the Weidner open their lovely house on stilts and wooden partitions. Three of the four rooms, air conditioning free at night and for 25 SR all day, have a sea view, No. 3 with our preference. They are white, clean and all overlook a large and pleasant lounge, where one can take tea, watch TV or break the crust, many take away being situated nearby. At the end of the garden, decorated with two coconut trees, a small private beach makes it possible to dip. This guesthouse is a good address for small budgets, the price of 60 €, being one of the lowest in the archipelago. And if you speak English, you can talk with Otto, a former German engineer with a lot of things to tell about Africa, where he bourlingua so long before you know the Seychelles in 1976. Coming for five months, it never went back… Otto will explain to you, for example, that the Zulu name of his house, Lalla Panzi, means more or less in French: " Don't worry and sleep at peace ". On the other side of the road is the nine-hole golf course Mahé.