Praslin Island Hotel Guide - Anse La Farine Beach hotels in Praslin Island, Seychelles.

"First, let me say that I had a fantastic stay! I had an amazing spa day and great day by the pool. I was, however, a bit surprised that the property seemed older than the photos and seemed a bit run down in some places. I know this is nit picking, but the lighting was really weird. The main lights in the room were almost like spot lights (instead of canned lights) and you couldn’t move them so it was hard to see sometimes because of where they were pointed. There were also weird blue and colored lights, intended for ambience, but I felt like they gave off more of a night club vibe rather than relaxing beach getaway. It felt a bit kitch and detracted from the overall experience. The other thing I found out of sorts was that the hotel did not offer free use of bicycles. Renting a bike for the day was easy and cheap. However, for the cost of this hotel, I would expect bike access to be included, especially for an island with no cars. "

"Amazing stay! The host is so welcoming and helped us a lot in what to do, where to go, sorted hire car and taxis etc. All amazing service! And the place is fab - great pool (especially for kids as it’s nice and shallow) and right on the beach. Would highly recommend to anyone! 😊"

"Staff were very friendly, apartment was spacious, beach was beautiful and shops located nearby "

"Staff was Great. Had to ask for a blanket but easily given. I left an item but they were willing to send it to me for a fee. I really appreciated it"

"Amazing staff, views incredible, the villa is spacious and remodeled incredible place !! "

"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 The photograph shown here is out of date, the facilities are prettier than those shown.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."

"The photos of the property are extremely outdated and do not reflect its current condition. The deck has deteriorated significantly and is in very poor shape, with the handrails being very shaky and barely holding on—seriously dangerous. The image showing the deck with multiple loungers should be removed because there are none.The images depicting the beaches are quite misleading; in particular, the photograph of the beach directly beneath the residence should be appropriately updated, as the sand has eroded significantly.The pool looked cloudy with strange green foam on top. I think this happened because the cleaner brushed off algae from the bottom and sides when we arrived. The view is gorgeous, but we couldn't really sit outside and enjoy it in the evening because of the mosquitoes. This was a shame because the house was an unbelievable furnace! So we were forced to stay in the two air-conditioned bedrooms to avoid the unbearably stifling heat of the rest of the house. The upstairs open loft bed was completely unusable due to the extreme heat. The two sofas in the "lounge" were extremely uncomfortable and badly in need of updating.The location description fails to adequately depict the extremely narrow "road" leading to the property, which can only be navigated by a very small vehicle. If you encounter another oncoming car, one must reverse to find a spot to squeeze past. The last part of the road leading to the house is very steep, and I would consider it unsuit"

"We loved the location, the room looking down with ocean view. Room was clean and perfect everyday when we come back, thanks to the staffs. They are very helpful and the Creole dinner they served was superb. Not to mention the home made coconut ice cream and coconut nougat. "

"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! "