Shangri-reputation La's for luxury, friendly personal service, and Asian-inspired food and design elements is well known among experienced visitors to Asia (as well as Paris, London, and Toronto). On the east side of the island, the picturesque Shangri-Le La's Touessrok Resort & Spa (one of the larger resorts on the island) sits on its own peninsula in Trou d'Eau Douce Bay.

The Shangri-La resort features 200 rooms and suites, as well as three beach villas, all of which are spread out across six distinct beach sections. All of the rooms have their own patios or balconies with ocean views, and some are directly on the sand. Like several other resorts, the Shangri-La has its own remote, lightly developed islet, Ilot Mangenie. There are other butler-serviced beach sections, a restaurant, a hotel spa outpost, and two restaurants. Back at the main resort, the Shangri-Chi La's the Spa offers a range of treatments combined with organic, local ingredients and traditions. There are a variety of Asian-inspired mind, skin, and body therapies to choose from. There are five different restaurants to choose from if you are hungry. The resort offers a service called Dine by Design, in which a chef visits your room and makes a personalized supper based on your tastes. On the resort's private island, you can also take a Dinner Under the Stars private dining experience, including a butler who remains to serve you.

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The Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita is an all-villa resort on the island's east coast, nestled on its own isolated lagoon. Each villa has its own private plunge pool, outdoor shower, and sun terrace, and they range in size from one to five bedrooms. Standard villas face the gardens, whereas premium villas are located on the sand and face the sea.

If you enjoy golf, the Four Seasons offers two challenging courses, one built by Ernie Els and the other by Bernhard Langer (greens fees are complimentary for visitors). There are also great water sports to enjoy, which are easy to do in the protected lagoon. A complimentary snorkeling tour is offered twice daily at the resort, allowing guests to explore more of the coral with a guide. The Four Seasons even has a Marine Discovery Program that allows guests to learn more about the environment. If that wasn't enough, Four Seasons guests enjoy exclusive access to the Ill aux Cerfs, a private remote island owned by the resort. It's a popular day-trip destination, with a hotel restaurant serving lunch on the sand.

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The Heritage Le Telfair Golf & Wellness Resort is the best luxury option if you wish to include golf with your Mauritius trip. It's one of three Heritage resorts on the island that offers a more refined, small boutique luxury hotel experience. There are just 158 suites in this all-suite seaside resort.

With inviting wood floors, four-poster beds, and freestanding clawfoot bathtubs, the rooms offer a tropical/colonial vibe. They start with garden-view rooms and work their way up to beachfront suites with terraces that go directly onto the sand. There are also lodgings on the golf course that include butler service and unlimited golf. Like a tropical Pebble Beach, the highly acclaimed 18-hole course is situated between the mountains and the lagoon. The resorts feature their own large nature reserve, which may be explored on foot, by jeep, or by ATV, in addition to the beach and golf course. Picnics are also available at the resort. . With an extensive treatment, diet, and mindfulness menu, Le Telfair's Seven Colours spa focuses on whole-body healing and wellness. There are 12 distinct eating options across the three Heritage resorts in the Domaine de Bel Ombre region, all of which are close to each other and provide a range of cuisines and levels of formality (fine dining to beach cafés).

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The Awali Golf & Spa Resort, another Heritage resort, includes its own beautiful 18-hole golf course as well as a large spa. While Le Telfair is more focused on wellness, the Awali is more focused on the family, leisure, and activities. It is all-inclusive and offers a variety of activities for both families and children. Two children under the age of 12 are allowed to remain in their parents' room for free.

Most activities are supervised throughout the day, and there is a baby club, a kids' club, and a teen activity program. Guests may make use of free Wi-Fi throughout the resort and a free shuttle service to the other Heritage resorts. The rooms and suites have an African safari vibe to them, with basic rooms overlooking the garden and higher-category rooms and suites overlooking the ocean. Beachfront suites on the sand are also available, as well as a large, private villa with its own private beach. All of the rooms have balconies or patios that are furnished. Among the Awali resort, there's a great buffet and a few other dining options, and you have access to 12 different restaurants at the three Heritage properties. Boma, the nightly fireside, outside beach dining experience with African drummers, is a highlight at the Awali.

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The Sugar Beach resort rises like a big plantation-style mansion on a picturesque bay named Flic-en-Flac. There are 238 rooms, suites, and villas to choose from, providing a diverse selection of lodging options. Some have views of the garden, while others have views of the sea; all have private balconies or patios.

The first-floor seafront rooms provide direct beach access. There are additional rooms that are suitable for families. Children under the age of 18 are free to stay with their parents, and there is an extensive children's and teen activity program. The Buddha-Bar Beach Restaurant, which has a contemporary menu, DJs, and a lounge vibe; the Mon Plaisir buffet; and Citronella, a beach bar and seafood restaurant, are your dining options. Sugar Beach is one of Mauritius' five Sun Resorts. Guests staying at any of the Sun Resorts have access to all of the other resorts' restaurants and services. Sugar Beach lies on the island's western shore, while the other resorts are scattered around.

The LUX Collective is a hotel management company established in Singapore with three resorts in Mauritius (a fourth is scheduled to open in 2021). The LUX Le Morne is their most luxurious and exclusive option. It's in an Instagram-worthy location, a remote length of beach on the island's southwest coast. Because of its southwest location, it is famed for its spectacular sunsets.

The resort is surrounded by a tall rock and mountain known as Le Morne. The essentially private beach is separated from the resort area by a line of trees. The LUX offers five-star beach amenities such as roaming sunglass cleaners, roving face spritzers, and beachfront waiters. Five swimming pools are available at Le Morne, including a large, free-form lagoon-style pool with a poolside café and waiter service. There's a large spa on the property, as well as a wellness concierge who can consult on spa treatments, diets, and excursions. The resort is near Black River Gorges National Park and One-Eye, one of the top kitesurfing sites in the world.

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Oberoi is a luxury hotel chain owned by Indians that is well known for its ultra-luxury palace hotels around the country. The Oberoi Beach Resort in Mauritius offers a unique, five-star beach resort experience influenced by Indian service, decor, and food.

On Turtle Bay, a designated marine sanctuary, the Oberoi resort is located amid 20 acres of subtropical gardens. The elegant pavilions with thatched roofs are the start of the all-villa lodgings. Pavilions with private gardens and pools, as well as Premier Villas directly on the sand, are available. There are also multi-bedroom Royal and Presidential Villas. Wedding, honeymoon, proposal, and vow renewal packages are provided at the Oberoi for couples and romantic vacations. The resort is also kid-friendly, featuring a kids' club and other services and treats for kids. The resort offers Touching Senses, a program that encourages visitors to practice mindfulness while also challenging the intellect and relaxing the soul. Yoga, running, tai chi, nature walks, cooking lessons, artisan workshop visits, and other activities that get you out into the community are some of the ways to do it. The Herb Trail restaurant offers a communal dining experience in the herb garden on Saturday and Sunday nights. Food is prepared in a purpose-built smokehouse and an underground fire pit.

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The Outrigger Mauritius Beach Resort is situated on a stunning beachfront, overlooking the Indian Ocean's turquoise lagoons. This stunning new luxury resort, nestled in the natural reserve of Bel Ombre, combines the needs of the most discerning tourist with the beauty and history of a Mauritian sugar cane farm from the early 17th century.

You can swim in any of the four pools at the resort. The majority of non-motorized water sports and activities are free, while a variety of activities, from sailing to swimming with dolphins to golf, are offered for a fee. There's also a kids' club where children may participate in daily, organized activities. The resort's beach café and lounge, Bar Bleu, is well-known on the island for the American pancakes it serves each afternoon. Edgewater, a fine-dining restaurant serving local cuisine; a seafood restaurant; and Mercado, a food market (almost buffet) concept restaurant with several foreign food stations, are also available.

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The Hilton Mauritius Resort & Spa is located in the Flic-en-Flac location on Mauritius' western coast, in the Flic-en-Flac area. The rooms and suites are spacious and include their own furnished balconies or patios, as well as a clean, modern style. The Deluxe Family Rooms, which are two linked rooms with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, is ideal for families vacationing together. One features a king bed, while the other two have twin beds.

With a kids' club, a kids' menu in the restaurants, and even a special kids' goodie bag at check-in, the Hilton Mauritius Resort & Spa is a great hotel for families. It's located on the sand, so you can stroll down to the beach from your terrace. A variety of water sports and beach activities are available thanks to the sparkling white sand and warm water. Snorkeling equipment, beach volleyball, rafts, boogie boards, and other non-powered options are all free. There are kayak and sailboat rentals available. There are three restaurants in the Hilton: a buffet, a Thai restaurant, and a gourmet restaurant serving Creole and French cuisine. There's also a small spa providing massages and body and beauty treatments. There is a fitness studio and gym inside the hotel, as well as regular yoga and tai chi lessons.

Mauritius has a decent assortment of mid-range beach resorts spread all around the island's coastline. These resorts, some of which cater to families, provide a diverse range of activities, a variety of dining options, and attractive, modern lodgings at an affordable price. Tamassa Resort in Bel Ombre, on the island's southwest coast, offers an all-inclusive resort experience. A 4-star beach resort is located at the end of a long road lined with mature coconut palms that reach the sky. A postcard-perfect scene spreads through sugarcane fields to the distant mountains.

The hotel has beautifully manicured gardens and classic architectural style, and the beach is fronted by a peaceful blue lagoon. The rooms are brightly colored, and there are interconnected rooms accessible for families. A kids' club and scheduled activities are among the other family-friendly attractions. On-site amenities include a spa with a complete variety of treatments, nighttime entertainment, and a pool. Diverse activities, such as snorkeling and diving, may be organized.

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