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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! "

"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."

"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."

"If you have to chose between a luxury hotel in Praslin, and Palm Beach, don't make a mistake and chose this kind, nice, quiet and cheap hotel. Of course if you are rich, prefer a luxury boat with helicopter, jet ski etc... On the beach you are in the true Seychelles, in the restaurant, you are in the true Seychelles, in your room on the balcony, you are in the true Seychelles, around, you are near Vallée de Mai, near the most beautiful coast when riding south. Food is excellent, maids and staff nice In front of Cousin and Cousine island, you will have the most beautiful sunset. No, sincerely, you can find more expensive but in the new Seychelles…. JPF, photograph, and Seychelles lover.."

"Good location. Nearby there are restaurants within walking distance. The Villa is cozy, however needs some repairs. The host Prem was kind and helpful. Our room was fine, however I'd suggest replacing the matress, it was way too soft and puffy, you literally could falli into it.. Breakfast is limited but delicious. It was also very convenient that you can rent bikes at the hotel. Definitely recommend to take advantage of it and visit one of the famous beaches of the Seychelles. "

"It’s was our best hotel while traveling in Seychelles. We don’t wish that money we spent for. To be honest I can’t say the La Digue became our favorite island, but this hotel made a great impression on our stay there. "

"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."

"We stayed here from 14 to 18 January 2018. We booked a deluxe room and had a great stay. The staff were attentive to our needs and provided excellent service both room service and house keeping. Our room was spacious , neat and very clean. Generally Seychelles is a very expensive place, and compared to other hotels this was cheaper but I suppose the deluxe rooms are the best. We had no problems with wifi connectivity and have balcony space to sit out on the deck of your room and take in the breeze. The food prices at the hotel restaurants was still cheaper than some of the beach front restaurants. We did not try any take away food carts, so I can only compare restaurant to restaurant prices. This hotel is located on the beach and I would not hesitate to stay here again if I went back to the Seychelles "

"This hotel lived up to its write up on the Agoda page. Our beach facing room was spacious, clean and comfortable but perhaps a little basic in furniture. The A frame lodges looked better but many are in the garden not on the beach side; so be careful what you book. A very pleasant environment with a good food service and friendly helpful staff. Everyone says the people in Seychelles are friendly but here the staff positively offered help and advice to get the maximum benefit from our short stay. The hotel offers a free transfer to/from the ferry terminal, which is useful if you have baggage, although it is quite an easy walk otherwise. One word of warning; if you are dropped off by a taxi/truck the entrance 'office' is often unmanned and the real reception is a short walk along the footpath. Does that seem a little relaxed and casual? Yes but that is the lifestyle on La Digue and why you go there! "

"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! "