Mahe, Seychelles
High-end chains like Four Seasons, Hilton, Kempinski, Constance, offering extensive facilities and private beaches. Check IHG Hotels for options.
Smaller, locally owned hotels with unique character, personalized service, and distinct design.
Locally owned, budget-friendly options for an intimate and authentic experience, often family-run with simple rooms and breakfast.
Popular for families or longer stays, offering kitchens/kitchenettes and more space. Find options on Booking.com and Agoda.
Mid-range options with more amenities than guesthouses, but fewer facilities than full resorts.
Feature traditional architecture, often with verandas and lush gardens, offering a local aesthetic.
Many guesthouses offer a personal, family-run feel. While not official homestays, they provide a similar intimate experience. For house sitting, explore TrustedHousesitters.
No official public campsites are available on Mahé. Camping is generally not permitted outside designated private areas.
Each area on Mahé offers a different character, from bustling city to tranquil beaches.
North, South, and West Mahé are generally peaceful, offering a quiet escape.
Victoria can have city noise, and Beau Vallon has beach activity and some nightlife sounds.
Plan your accommodation booking to secure your preferred spot.
Expect prices to be significantly higher, often double or triple compared to the low season.
Prices are more balanced, with a good selection of properties still available.
The best opportunities for deals, though popular places may still fill up.
Examples of places to stay on Mahé, categorized by budget. Always check current availability and reviews.
Located on the outskirts of Victoria.
Located in South Mahé.
Located in North Mahé.
Located in Beau Vallon.
Located in South West Mahé. Features private villas, exceptional service, extensive facilities, often with private pools and stunning views. Book Four Seasons Resort Seychelles on Booking.com
These resorts offer a premium experience with personalized service and attention to detail.
Many luxury resorts include comprehensive spa and wellness centers.
High-end dining experiences are available within these luxury properties.
Properties that stand out for their specific design, theme, or historical significance.
Some accommodations are beautifully restored colonial buildings, offering a glimpse into the past.
For those seeking cooler climates and forest views, there are lodges nestled in the hills.
A growing number of accommodations focus on sustainability and eco-tourism practices.
Direct beach access is limited.
You can find guesthouses, small hotels, and self-catering apartments in and around Victoria, offering options for different budgets.
Decide if you prefer the lively atmosphere of Beau Vallon, the quiet seclusion of the south, or the central city life of Victoria.
Factor in whether you plan to rent a car or rely on public transport/taxis, as this impacts accessibility in different areas.
Choose an area that aligns with your main interests, like water sports, hiking, or cultural exploration.