Hotels with Breakfast in Seychelles

"Great

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"Amazing experience ! The staff is so nice, good food in the lobby and

buffet, excellent cocktails, beautiful resort with good facilities, good snorkeling equipment"

"We had a wonderful time in Kempinski resort for 9 nights for our honeymoon! The resort itself is beautiful and well maintained, the private beach was lovely to have and we thoroughly enjoyed the peaceful relaxation there. The pool was also well kept and a decent size too! The staff were all super friendly and helpful, the ladies in red had great suggestions for restaurants and excursions and even helped my husband plan a fee surprises for me during our stay. We really enjoyed how luxurious...

"Beautiful views. Good choice for

and very chilled out for relaxing"

"Lovely people, centrally located. Great

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"Nice little bungalow setup…clean, right across the street from the beach. Lush green setting, lots of flowering trees, etc. Our room was small, inexpensive, but for a few nights it’s all you need for a couple. Lizzy was very sweet, efficient, and helpful. She made us delicious breakfasts with eggs, toast, and local fruit…very good coffee, too. They are working on the WiFi…only available in lobby. Staff there til around 6…so arrange key pickup if you arrive later. We would def stay again....

"A most welcoming and relaxing little treasure - clean, comfortable rooms, and the most friendly and helpful staff. Beautiful views from the balcony, freshly cooked and very tasty

. On the quiet side of Bel Hombre, but close to the beach at Beau Vallon and within easy reach of Victoria and the rest of this beautiful island. Highly recommended."

"Savoy Resort proved to be an excellent choice, particularly for families. Its prime location near the beau vallon beach, coupled with amenities like a swimming pool and diverse restaurants, made for a comfortable stay. The highlight was definitely the extensive

buffet. We also appreciated the modern rooms and pervasive Wi-Fi throughout the compound. Our only disappointment was the use of plastic water bottles in the rooms, which felt at odds with their stated environmental accolades"