Veranda Group of Hotels in Mauritius

Veranda Palmar Beach Resort Mauritius

The 60 twin bedded rooms are nicely furnished and feature: an air conditioner, shower, WC, telephone, safe, mini-bar, hairdryer, TV (video with music channels) and a balcony or terrace.

Veranda Paul & Virgine Hotel Mauritius

17 comfort rooms, 51 standard rooms and 12 superior rooms (with bath). All rooms have an individual air-conditioning unit, a direct dial telephone, safe, minibar, hair-dryer and television with video channels.

Veranda Beach Hotel Mauritius

Total number of rooms/bungalows: 62, including, Air conditionned rooms: 18, 2-5 pers bungalows with kitchenette and fan: 44, Tea/coffee making facility; refrigerator, Fresh water swimming pool next to the bar, 100 covers restaurants, Buffet & entertainment 4 times a week, Water sports free of charge except water ski & scuba diving PADI dive centre, Two tennis courts with light free of charge, Excursions desk / ping pong / TV-video room / electronic games

Veranda Pointe Aux Biches Mauritius

85 rooms with terrace or balcony entirely air-conditioned, with TV, telephone, radio bathroom with shower, mini-bar, safe. With a natural and earthy decoration using different woods such as, teak, pine, cane…each room offers comfortable and easy to enjoy furniture.

Heritage Awali Golf & Spa Resort Mauritius

Heritage Awali Golf and Spa Resort Mauritius a 4 Star superior hotel pays tribute to the different cultures of Mauritius who settled on the island centuries ago. Heritage Golf and Spa Resort is located on the unspoilt South coast of Mauritius, between sea and mountain, Heritage offers a subtle glimpse of the African influences in the authentic architecture, in the elegant and refined interior decoration and in the lush tropical gardens where stone, wood, thatch shingle roofs mix harmoniously.

Heritage Le Telfair Golf & Spa Resort Mauritius

The countryside that surrounds Le Telfair Golf & Spa Resort is both impressive and imposing. On the one side, the foothills of the Plaine Champagne mountain descend in a sheer drop of over 500 metres, while on the other side, the sheer vastness of the Indian Ocean stretches beyond the horizon.