The Beachcomber is a small and romantic hotel at Anse Soleil beach, a little gem in the southeast of Mahé. Far from stressful, hectic everyday bustle, beach life and easy contemplation reigns here.

A sometimes steep and only partially tarmaced road is the only way to get here from the land side. This has its advantages: the beach wich you can easily reach via a steps hewn from stone often lies pristine and untouched by day tourists. So step off your private veranda on to the silky coral beach, where you can laze, swim or snorkel (at both high and low tides) from one of the safest and most beautiful beaches on Mahé.

The well established hotel consists of 12 rooms (5 "Standard", 5 "Superior" and 2 "Premier"), all with private verandah and sea view. They are air conditioned, have en-suite bathrooms (Shower, WC), a minibar with a small fridge and a safe. On top of this, Superior rooms have corner bathtub, extra shower, bidet and hair drier.

The hotel's restaurant serves good local creole food.

Baie Lazare is the next small village 2.2 km away at the main coastal road, and it is here that you may enter a bus, do some shopping or just enjoy the laid back routine of daily life.
The area is well dotted with artists' residences, probably the most famous being the painter Michael Adams, but some not so well known are worth a visit as well.

Every year in the month of June, the hotel is closed.

Video of Anse Soleil beach here (2 MB, wmv)
1-min-video clip of Standard room here. (3,7 MB, wmv)

The price per person is around 64 € B&B in a double standard room. For more price details see below or on the general pricelist here.
If you would you like to book a room at Anse Soleil Beachcomber, please click here for further information.

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