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"There is always a risk with staying in a new hotel. Previous reviews suggested there were teething problems with the Savoy Seychelles, but fortunately, we shouldn't have been concerned. The hotel is a superb facility with little expense having been spared in its outfitting. From the rooms, which were beautifully appointed, the large and functional bathrooms, wide balconies and superb vista, to the well designed restaurants, pool area, foyers and library, there was little if anything to fault. In fact, there is something special about staying in a new venue, knowing few people have experienced what you have (or worn it out!). The staff were enthusiastic and most accommodating, with any minor complaint acted on almost immediately. One can walk to the beach in less than a minute and the clean white sand and hotel sunbeds make it really inviting. Several sunsets were spent having cocktails at the hotel's "Gecko Bar" close to the beach. Dining here and in the hotel's other two restaurants was a pleasure. Prices are not on the cheap side, but this has to be expected in such an isolated country, and they compare favourably with other local venues (there are several conveniently close restaurants). We had some minor suggestions for the staff: open up a pool bar (which would be very easily done) and have a more open booking system for the tennis court. They suggested these points were already being acted on. In short, we would thoroughly recommend anyone coming to the Seychelles to stay at the Savoy. In fact, rethink where else you were going and go to the Seychelles instead! "

"Seychelles Islands are absolutely stunning but very expensive. We didn't realise but we had only booked breakfast (not half board) so that cost of eating at the hotel was quite high and because it is so far away from everything we only ate there. The hotel itself is absolutely beautiful, staff are great and fantastic facilities (go to the spa, its heaven!) - but for what you pay, I really did expect more. The room was nice, nothing spectacular but quite comfortable - two downsides - our ceiling fan didn't go faster than the lowest speed and the internet was fairly slow. From our back door we had lovely views of our pool area and the beach and a little island. Being able to walk out to the island was fun and the pool closest to our room had an amazing view of the beach, this was the best part. We paid 180 euros for transfers (approx 45 minute drive each way) which was outrageous but at least we had confirmed means of transport. Overall, without thinking about the money spent we had a BEAUTIFUL and relaxing stay at this resort."

"Right from the time we got to the hotel the staff were very friendly and advised us very well on things to do (as we were a family of 4 - 2 adults and 2 children) and were to go and how to save money were we could. This advise actually made a big difference as Seychelles is very expensive. The hotel breakfast is very good with a lot of choice and absolutely worth it. The only down side is that the hotel has very little choice for vegetarians but this is a problem across Seychelles, but with in the hotel there is an Indian restaurant serving veg food and if you dont mind pizzas/pastas through out then there are many options in and out of the hotel. But if you love sea food then I would recommend the hotel bbq at the poolside during lunch hours - just amazing. The rooms were a little small but manageable but most notable was the internet speed, was really great in the room as well as the other areas of the hotel. Outside the hotel a lot there are quite a number of convenience stores, restaurants and car hire places. We had hired a car and this was the best & cheapest way to get a round to discover the island and the best thing was that we could drop the car off at the airport so we did not have to hire a cab to get there."

" As a 26 and 32 year old couple we are normally more budget, but wanted to treat ourselves. Great 1st impressions - on arrival we were greeted with mocktails, and our bags taken up to our room. The rooms are fantastic, large and spacious with a bathtub in the bedroom, and a balcony where you can have a morning coffee and be visited by the local birds. The lower level pool gets used by families, but next to the Waterfront spa there is a beautiful tranquil pool - sunset here is fantastic and you can watch fruit bats swooping. There was a balance of families and couples - a great place to go for a romantic break, to relax and also go on adventures. Owen at the front desk might just be the happiest man alive, and super helpful when we wanted to rent bikes and book a day trip to la Digue, answering every question we had. We cycled up the coast to the Black Pearl gallery and giant oyster farm - well worth a visit. The cycle took an hour along a beautiful route. The local Tata buses leave from outside the hotel, but are for the brave - very fast around the hilly roads (you get used to it eventually). The hotel arranges a free bus to Anse Lazio (leaves 9.30am, pick up 1pm), called the most beautiful beach in the Seychelles - it is great with clear waters, good for swimming and wave jumping. The food is delicious, and buffet breakfast includes a huge range of cooked and cold international foods. Highly recommend the buffet dinner on 'Creole' and 'International Taste' night (around £40 for all courses, well worth it). The a la carte restaurant does fantastic octopus curry (the secluded location and no buses after dark means eating at the hotel is the best option – there is a big variety of quality local and international food at reasonable prices). All staff were fantastic - friendly, enthusiastic, always happy to help. The staff and the beautiful surroundings helped make this the best holiday we have ever had, and we are very tempted to return in future. "

"Petras G.H. La Dique is generaly overpriced.like Petras G.H. for €55.- i got the first night a room with bathroom outside and with the morning and afternoon sun on the outside walls hot like a sauna!everybody else would have been ashamed to offer a bad deal like this!!2.day after heavely complaining i got a room with bath.also very strange between 8 and 9pm she looks the frontdoor.i felt like locked in,even i could have gone outside using another door,but which i could not lock from outside.then 2 police came by at night and said,they looking for a robbery!!this on a tiny island with 2000 residence! The other very disturbing thing in the Seychelles are the totaly outrages Ferryprices.4 times more then the locals.a flight Mahe to Praslin ist only 10%more!! from Africa for examble Addis Ababa to Antananarivo via Seychelle $ 290.- with Kenyan."

"The Le Duc the Praslin Hotel was one of three hotels during my stay at the Seychelles and I liked all three hotels but this review is about this hotel. The hotel is at the north side of the island and as I understood the best side of the island to stay this part of year (early September) and a good location to travel to the famous beach of Anse Lazio (in my case by public transport). The beach at the hotel is almost 2 kilometer long and is a public beach but in front of the hotel it is mainly used by guests. This is a nice beach with shallow water. The hotel itself was a luxurious hotel that was still cosy as it was not to big. Our room was spacious and clean. The staff was very nice and helpful. Although the restaurant was not open for dinner the breakfast was excellent (combination of local fruits and European food). For the dinner we went to the nearby town (200 meters max), that offered restaurants in different price ranges. I had a really nice couple of days at this hotel."

"We booked this place through Agoda well in advance so we got a decent price. However if we booked at rack rates I would have said totally over priced. That is the case with most hotels and even other stuff in Seychelles. As for the property it is ok with all the required facilities. Sadly though the service level of some of the staff is really bad. we had a bad experience in the main restaurant with both the service and the food. They did give us the food free so made up for it somewhat. However we were not looking for free food. But many of the overseas staff are very good. so that kind of evens it out. Despite all this I would still rate this one of the best hotels in Seychelles."

"These apartments have agreement with the LaDigue Lodge - so we could use their pool, beach. The breakfast was there too - good one Staff was very attentive and helpful. Rooms spacious and clean. Although those rooms that are facing the road have a balcony - I'd recomend to take the one facing the backside - more quiet. Very good location, bicycle rentals close by. There is the biggest supermarket on the island right under the apartments (still not that big though))), and a pizzeria if you like that type of food. More or less affordable accomodation, considering that Seychelles are rather expensive."

"Firstly, the location is this hotel is fantastic...waking up to the sound of the ocean cannot be beaten. The staff were very good and tried their best to make this a stay to remember. The hotel itself is fairly dated and definitely needs an upgrade. The AC in our room leaked the entire time even though the technical team claimed to have fixed it on a number of occasions. Honestly, the only off putting thing about hotel stays in the Seychelles is the ridiculous cost of food and drinks. Value for money is most certainly NOT what these island hotels are known for. "

"There is always a risk with staying in a new hotel. Previous reviews suggested there were teething problems with the Savoy Seychelles, but fortunately, we shouldn't have been concerned. The hotel is a superb facility with little expense having been spared in its outfitting. From the rooms, which were beautifully appointed, the large and functional bathrooms, wide balconies and superb vista, to the well designed restaurants, pool area, foyers and library, there was little if anything to fault. In fact, there is something special about staying in a new venue, knowing few people have experienced what you have (or worn it out!). The staff were enthusiastic and most accommodating, with any minor complaint acted on almost immediately. One can walk to the beach in less than a minute and the clean white sand and hotel sunbeds make it really inviting. Several sunsets were spent having cocktails at the hotel's "Gecko Bar" close to the beach. Dining here and in the hotel's other two restaurants was a pleasure. Prices are not on the cheap side, but this has to be expected in such an isolated country, and they compare favourably with other local venues (there are several conveniently close restaurants). We had some minor suggestions for the staff: open up a pool bar (which would be very easily done) and have a more open booking system for the tennis court. They suggested these points were already being acted on. In short, we would thoroughly recommend anyone coming to the Seychelles to stay at the Savoy. In fact, rethink where else you were going and go to the Seychelles instead! "