Mango House Seychelles, LXR Hotels & Resorts
If you found yourself marooned on Mahé at Mango House Seychelles, LXR Hotels & Resorts, you might not ever want to be rescued. Secluded and stylish with five enticing restaurants and bars, three inviting pools (an infinity option peeking out at the bay, a pool in a wooden deck and an eye-shaped one by a bar) and a spa where you can get treatments overlooking the water, this luxe Seychelles resort elevates island life.
The first Indian Ocean outpost from Hilton’s LXR Hotels & Resorts collection checks all the luxurious boxes, including its boutique size (just 41 rooms), beachfront setting, warm staff and artistic details. The property’s artistic bent is an homage to its origins as the home of Italian fashion photographer Gian Paolo Barbieri, who coined the modern-day resort’s quirky nickname in the 1970s. Like something out of one of Barbieri’s Vogue spreads, Mango House personifies island chic with colorful touches and natural elements that coexist in harmony with show-stopping ocean views.
- “Eco-friendly” isn’t just a buzzword at the Seychelles hotel. Refillable glass bottles replace plastic for everything from drinking water to organic bath amenities, and an onsite recycling program transforms coffee capsules into fragrances.
- All 41 airy accommodations boast a beach-chic vibe thanks to linen-lined four-poster beds, neutral tones, wood accents and balconies or terraces with beautiful bay views.
- For the most luxurious accommodation, spring for one of the oceanfront residences complete with plunge pools.
- Mango House Seychelles, LXR Hotels & Resorts champions local artisans, using Seychelles-made products whenever possible. Look for organic, plant-based bath amenities from local skincare brand Belliche, hand-painted floral pieces from Seychelles-based Seyramics and spirits from island producers like Takamaka.
- The intimate Anpe spa delivers on its name (Creole for “at peace”) with locally inspired treatments like a full-body massage using banana oil and warm granite stones.
- Signature dining room Muse offers a buffet breakfast with ocean views by day and a delightful menu of Italian classics come dinnertime.
- Savor fresh sushi and grilled meats at beachside Azido. Don’t skip the wagyu beef robatayaki.
- For island-inspired dining, book a table at Moutya. Nosh on local Seychellois-Creole delicacies like slipper lobster and spicy chickpea cakes in the alfresco restaurant with sea breezes.
- Order up delicious salads and refreshing sips at Soley and be sure to ask about the fresh coconut service.
- After sundown, head to Kokoye for island-inspired cocktails like a gin tea martini and a five-spice rum sour.
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