One & Only Le Saint Geran

Le Saint Geran is a very special hotel. My husband and I love the Four Seasons Group, as we know that where ever we go, the standard of service will be the same. We didn't think the Four Seasons could be beaten, but the St Geran has to be the best hotel I have ever stayed at. We moved to the St Geran after staying at the very disappointing Taj Exotica in Mauritius. We arrived at Le Saint Geran literally for lunch and ended up checking in! This hotel has it all. Service is outstanding, its genuine, sincere and warm. Staff are mature,... more

We booked this hotel for our honeymoon. It was the perfect end to a wonderful wedding. All the staff went beyond what i would call service - they loved their work and nothing was too much trouble. The hotel was outstanding. We travel quite a lot and i would say this was one of the best hotels and locations that we have stayed at. I asked my husband, if he change anything what would it be? he couldn't find fault with anything, so doesn't that just speak for itself!

We have just come back from what could possibly be the best hotel on Earth! Everything you could possibly wish for was catered for. It is situated on a huge beautiful white sand beach, with all the suites overlooking either the cove or the ocean and coral reef. The staff are wonderful, nothing is too much trouble and we found that we didn't have to ask for anything - it was always thought of beforehand and provided! Even a box of different strength glasses when my husband had left his in the room! All the other things from the other... more

We travelled to Mauritius in September which was our first holiday with our 4 month old baby. We wouldn't normally go for that whole two-weeks-on-a-beach-type holiday but given our sheer exhaustion, we wanted to really chill out, rather than travelling around India / trekking the Amazon etc. Previous long haul beach holidays have included the usual supsects in the Carribean, the Maldives, Bora Bora etc. and there is no doubt that French Polynesia is by far and away the most beautiful of those types of destination, however, the reason we... more

This hotel defines luxury, service and quality. The bricks and mortar are excellent with good resources, a beautiful 9 hole golf course and free activities including water ski-ing. Rooms are well equipped without being over-modern. The property is constantly maintained. However it is the staff that provide the soul. Without exception and in every area we found the staff to be exceptional. Friendly, caring and interested in making your holiday perfect. Don't go on a budget, this level of luxury comes at a price (worth paying... more

We went to Mauritius for a 2nd time on a once in a lifetime trip and stayed in Le Tousserok for 14 days - superb - all in all whole trip couldn't be faulted with the exception of the food at supposedly "one of the best restaurants in the world" within Le Saint Geran. I booked a suprise romantic meal for two at the hotel for Valentines night and along we went. Unfortunately the food was not up to scratch - we didn't finish the starters or main courses as it was overdone. Despite this having a great reputation, none of the waiting staff asked... more

It has all been said by previous reviewers. I was very sceptical regarding the "One & Only" marketing concept before experiencing it's actuality, but I have to say that I couldn't have been more wrong. Kanuhura (Maldives) was our first experience, it was faultless. Expectations were therefore high, and Le St Geran exceeded them. Like just about every other reviewer, we have visited many internationally famous / trendy / glitsy etc,etc hotels, but for utter relaxation and laid back (rather than 'in your face') elegance, St Geran takes some... more

The indian food at saffran, Toussarouk was stunning as was the service, found that saint geran was living on its past reputation, Ile de spoons resturant Maitre d was cross between Lionel Blair and Mr Bean, If you were french no problem, English don't bother. Hotel was very much geared for the french visitor, for example in the spa there was not even an english magazine everything was in french. This was our second visit to Saint Geran, we were married there 16 yrs ago, then it was exclusive now its just ordinary.

We got engaged at the Saint Geran four years ago and spent our honeymoon there three years ago (also one week at Tousserok). We had no complains about anything whatsoever. Everything was superb, food, service, drinks, spa, beach, watersports, pool.....everything. ..... In fact the reason i am writing this review is because we intend to go back there with our first child and wanted to get some comments on the kids club. :-) In a nutshell this is A1. You will not be disappointed.

Went to Saint Geran after staying in Le Touessrok. Totally different atmosphere. Saint Geran was more refined and laid back and we were glad to be away from all the honeymooners. Hotel is more colonial feel as opposed to minimal chic in Le Touessrok. But is superior in terms of food and service. We saw little of our butler in Le T but in Saint Geran he called in every night at 7pm to run a bath with flowers and fix us 2 Gin and Tonics. Very expensive but worth every penny and intend to go back - only place in the world I'd stay at... more