About
The St. Regis Mauritius Resort commands the Le Morne Peninsula's southwest coast. It sits directly beneath Le Morne Brabant, a UNESCO World Heritage Site — that dramatic basalt cliff. One hundred seventy-two rooms, suites, and villas spread across the beach and tropical gardens. Think colonial-era architecture, but with a modern, luxurious twist. The signature St. Regis Butler Service makes all the difference: personalized attention, from unpacking your Rimowa to organizing a private catamaran trip to Île aux Bénitiers.
Dining here is a serious affair. The Manor House does French fine dining; try the pan-seared scallops. Floating Market offers Pan-Asian. Simply India, nestled in a garden pavilion, provides authentic flavors. At the Iridium Spa, an overwater pavilion hosts treatments; you’ll hear the gentle lapping of waves beneath you.
Le Morne's lagoon is famous for kitesurfing, attracting pros and beginners alike especially during the breezy winter months (June-August). Beyond that, the resort offers all sorts of water sports, dolphin-watching trips, and deep-sea fishing. Golfers will appreciate the championship course at nearby Heritage Le Telfair. This setting, at the base of Le Morne with its powerful history and striking natural beauty, crafts an experience only found here. It elevates the St. Regis to a realm beyond typical luxury.
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Highlights
- UNESCO Le Morne backdrop
- St. Regis Butler Service
- Iridium Spa overwater pavilion
- Manor House fine dining
Unique Feature
Amenities
Hotel Facilities
WiFi
- Complimentary
Pool
- Infinity pool
- Kids pool
Wellness & Spa
- Iridium Spa
- Gym
- Yoga
Services
- St. Regis Butler
- Water sports
- Golf nearby
- Concierge
Room Amenities
Bathroom
- Marble bathroom
- Rain shower
- Freestanding tub
Bed Types
- King
Climate
- Air conditioning
Entertainment
- 55" TV
Room Types
- Grand Deluxe
- Junior Suite
- St. Regis Suite
- Villa
Extras
- Minibar: Fully stocked
- Private terrace
- Garden or ocean views
Dining & Bars
Restaurants (4)
- Mauritian
- French
- Asian
- Seafood
- International
Bars (2)
- 1904 Bar
- Boathouse bar
Meal Options
- Breakfast
- Half-board
Beach & Location
Beach Access
- Distance: Direct
- Type: Le Morne Beach
- Direct
- Private beach
Beach Amenities
- Loungers
- Parasols
- Kayaks
- Snorkeling
- Kite surfing
Location
Interesting Nearby
Sights
- Le Morne Brabant (UNESCO)1,0 km
- Chamarel Seven Coloured Earth12,0 km
- Black River Gorges15,0 km
- Underwater Waterfall (Aerial)5,0 km
Sports & Leisure
- Kitesurfing at Le Morne1,0 km
- Deep-Sea Fishing3,0 km
- Dolphin Swimming5,0 km
Restaurants
- The Manor House (St. Regis)0,1 km
- Boathouse Grill0,1 km
- Chateau Mon Desir5,0 km
Nightlife
- 1904 Bar (St. Regis)0,1 km
- Le Morne Sunset Cocktails0,2 km
Shopping
- Cascavelle Shopping Village10,0 km
- Model Ship Factory8,0 km
Frequently Asked Questions about The St. Regis Mauritius Resort
What is the St. Regis Butler service?
You'll have a dedicated butler with your room, available around the clock. They handle everything: unpacking your bags, pressing clothes, even serving coffee exactly how you like it. Need a bath drawn? Dinner reservations? Any personal request, they’re on it. Don't miss the daily champagne sabering ritual at sunset; it’s quite a spectacle.
Is the beach good at St. Regis Mauritius?
The St. Regis Mauritius boasts a private beach on the Le Morne peninsula. Expect calm, turquoise waters perfect for a swim or paddle. Le Morne Brabant mountain, a UNESCO World Heritage site, provides a dramatic silhouette against the sky, especially at sunset.
What water sports are available?
Kayaking, paddleboarding, pedal boats, and snorkeling are all on the house. You’ll find world-class kite surfing on the windward side of Le Morne. For an extra charge, try deep-sea fishing, catamaran cruises, or diving excursions exploring the coral gardens.
Can you visit other parts of Mauritius?
Absolutely. The St. Regis Mauritius organizes day trips to Black River Gorges National Park, the geological wonder of Chamarel Colored Earth, Grand Bassin temple, Port Louis, Île aux Cerfs, and the exhilarating Seven Cascades. Most of these spots are just 60 to 90 minutes away.
What is the starting price per night for a villa at the St. Regis Mauritius?
The St. Regis Mauritius focuses on suites, but their beachfront villas are the top-tier choice. Expect villa rates to start around 2,500 USD per night in the quieter months, perhaps when the southeast trade winds are gentler. Meanwhile, standard suites begin at a more approachable 600-800 USD nightly.
What dining options are available at St. Regis Mauritius, and what is the average cost for dinner?
The St. Regis Mauritius offers six different restaurants with everything from French-inspired dishes to Asian flavors. Expect a two-course dinner for one, drinks not included, to run you between $70 and $120 USD at most of the upscale spots.
When is the best time to visit St. Regis Mauritius for optimal weather and activities?
Aim for the dry season, May through December. You'll find lower humidity and pleasant temperatures, usually between 20-28°C, perfect for kitesurfing or a round of golf. Expect more company and higher rates then, particularly when Europeans are on holiday.
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