Praslin Island Anse Georgette Beach Hotels

"All the staff were helpful and friendly. The rooms were immaculately cleaned everyday. Cindy, the host, was very helpful and provided great advice on using the local buses and the best places to visit on the island.Great view from the balcony, The quiet sandy beach stretches over 2 kilometres to the east. The sea was warm and calm. Not many fish to see when snorkelling. Best local restaurant was Villas De Mer, a short walk along the beach or the road. Two shops nearby to buy food and drinks."

"Great location and views Spotless rooms great service "

"Another bed sheet in the room, less expensive menu options or better quality"

"The Coco de Mer is a unique hotel; small, about 50 suites set on a lovely private beach. The photograph shown here is out of date, the facilities are prettier than those shown. The best feature has to be the staff who have been here for years, happy in their work They feel like friends, you are so well looked after. Have a cocktail and watch the sun go down to the call of the doves."

"Hi there! This place was so wonderful. It was very charming and the staff were friendly - Dinesh and De Silva were helpful, thoughtful and made our stay extra special. Thank you to everyone at Le Duc! "

"The room was clean and serviced daily by friendly staff. The location is lovely and quiet with a nice beach with safe swimming directly outside. The perfect place to relax and unwind. "

"The room was clean and staff were very helpful.Good location and 5 minutes walk to the shop."

"Fantastic resort, beautiful beach, great food and most of all amazing staff - thank you for a wonderful stay in paradise"

"We stayed at Islander Hotel for 5 nights. While check-in was pleasant, the overall experience was disappointing for the price. Cleanliness was poor — rooms were only cleaned every other day, and there were no housekeeping staff regularly present. The receptionist was friendly at first but largely unhelpful afterward. We weren’t informed that water supply stops during the night. While we understand the water scarcity in Seychelles, most hotels have water storage solutions — this one did not. There were also insects and reptiles in the villa, which made the stay uncomfortable. The restaurant had very limited variety and hardly any guests, so we often had to cook ourselves or travel far to find decent food. The lighting inside the villa was extremely dim, creating a gloomy and depressing atmosphere in the evenings. We didn’t feel especially welcome overall, and guest support seemed minimal. The beach shown in photos isn’t usable due to strong currents, so we had to travel daily to other beaches. The property has potential but is poorly managed. It feels like the owner is absent and the current team is disengaged. We definitely overpaid and wouldn’t recommend this place in its current state"