Rooted in the legacy of the Astors, the St. Regis Le Morne Resort is an all-suite, all-butler retreat set against the backdrop of the Le Morne mountain on one of the island’s most iconic beaches. This luxury resort features 172 suites and evokes the grace of a private estate where every detail is considered, every experience is curated and every moment reflects the spirit of refined island living.

South West Coast

ACCOMMODATION
Gracious interiors reflect the soul of Mauritian artistry, with handcrafted textures, natural tones, and sculptural details. Expansive marble bathrooms offer indulgent comforts, while all suites accommodate up to two adults, one teen, and one child under 12 years old. Select suites open onto private terraces or balconies with serene views.

Junior Suites (Size: 65 m2)
An elegant haven of calmness with a private terrace or balcony overlooking lush gardens, located on the ground or first floor.

Ocean Junior Suites (Size: 65 m2)
Thoughtfully appointed with soft natural textures and partial ocean views, these suites embody refined simplicity and coastal serenity. Located on the ground or first floor.

Ocean Haven Balcony Junior Suites (Size: 65 m2)
Suspended above the water’s edge, these suites feature private balconies that frame sweeping views of the Indian Ocean. 

Ocean Haven Junior Suites (Size: 65 m2)
Located steps from the shoreline, these ground-floor suites invite you to embrace barefoot luxury with tranquil lagoon vistas and beach access. 

Heritage Balcony and Heritage Beach Junior Suites (Size: 75 m2)
Timeless and tranquil, these suites offer a choice of beach access or a private balcony, pairing elegant design with proximity to the turquoise lagoon. 

Peninsula Balcony and Peninsula Beach Access Suites (Size: 100 m2)
Nestled in a serene corner of the resort, these suites feature a graceful indoor-outdoor layout—designed for those who seek both privacy and proximity to the sea. Suites are located on the upper and ground floors.

Le Morne Balcony and Le Morne Beach Access Suites (Size: 150 m2)
A statement in sophistication, these expansive suites offer a separate living room and a sweeping terrace or balcony with inspiring views—ideal for those desiring more space, style, and seclusion..

Manor House Spa Suites (Size: 146 - 214 m2)
Set within the resort’s original Manor House, these distinguished suites evoke the charm of a private residence, with expansive sea views and the option of bespoke in-suite Pure Spa rituals.

Grand Beachfront Villa (Size: 1659 m2)
The most distinguished address at The St. Regis Le Morne Resort, the Grand Beachfront Villa embodies the pinnacle of island sophistication. Framed by lush palms and footsteps from the sea, this exclusive retreat is crafted for those who seek grandeur, privacy, and uninterrupted serenity. Seamlessly blending indoor elegance with expansive outdoor living, it offers an experience as rare as it is refined. The Villa features four bedrooms, its own private entrance, a heated infinity pool and 3 plunge pools, two ocean-facing lounge areas, a private dining room that can host up to 12 guests,  a private gym and steam room and a dedicated St. Regis Butler service.

ROOM FACILITIES

• Air conditioning
• 42” LCD Television
• DVD/CD Player
• iPod Docking Station
• Cordless telephones
• In-room private bar
• Complimentary bottled water
• Iron & ironing board
• Electronic safe
• Tea and coffee making facilities
• 24 Hour in room Private Dining Service
• Butler Service. (Complimentary morning tea/coffee, unpacking/packing/ pressing, concierge/host services, etc)
• Luxurious 300 Thread Count Linens
• Premium bath amenities
• Hair dryer
• Mini bar

DINING 
Across five distinct dining venues, the cuisine is guided by chef-driven creativity and a refined sense of design. From beachfront grills to intimate garden hideaways, each setting offers a curated celebration of flavour, craft, and place.

Meal Plans
Half Board includes:

• Breakfast at Le Manoir.
• Dinner at Le Manoir, The Boathouse Grill, Floating Market, INDYA and Atsuko with a MUR2500 food credit (also valid for the Teppanyaki experience).

Full Board includes:

• Breakfast at Le Manoir.
• Lunch at the Boathouse Grill Restaurant.
• Dinner at Le Manoir, The Boathouse Grill, Floating Market, INDYA and Atsuko with a MUR2500 food credit (also valid for the Teppanyaki experience).

Le Morne Gourmet Beverages includes:

• An unlimited selection of drinks from 10h00 to 22h30 at The Boathouse Bar and The Boathouse beach service – still and sparkling water, milkshakes, juices, soft drinks, iced tea and iced coffee, hot beverages, local beers, cocktails, non-alcoholic cocktails and red and white wine
• Sunset drinks at The Boathouse Bar or The Boathouse beach service from 17h00 to 19h00
• One platter of canapes per room, selected wines, sparkling wines, local beer and cocktails. Bookings are required in advance to be made with guest’s butler
• Kids under 12 can indulge in ice cream, milkshakes and soft drinks at La Patisserie from 14h00 to 19h00

INDYA
A celebration of India’s rich culinary heritage through a contemporary lens. Regional flavours, global influences, and refined technique come together in a curated journey of spice, colour, and creativity.
Open for Dinner.

The Boathouse Aegean Beach Grill & Lounge
Set along the shore, this elegant beachside venue draws from Greek and Turkish traditions. Fresh island seafood and premium cuts are grilled to perfection, celebrating Mediterranean simplicity with timeless flair.
Open for Lunch and Dinner.

Atsuko
Atsuko offers a serene setting for refined Japanese dining. Teppanyaki and sushi are prepared live by skilled chefs using fresh seafood, premium cuts, and seasonal vegetables. 
Open for Dinner. Reservation required.

Floating Market
Floating Market showcases the vibrant flavours of Southeast Asia in a serene waterside setting. A harmonious blend of regional cuisine, crafted with authenticity and character.
Open for Dinner. Reservation required.

La Patisserie Deli
A Parisian ritual, reimagined on the shores of Le Morne. La Pâtisserie brings the charm of a French café to the island—where buttery croissants, delicate pastries, and expertly crafted coffee are served with views of Mauritius’ iconic Le Morne.
Open daily from 11h00 to 23h00

The St. Regis Bar
Seated at The St. Regis Bar, you are invited to discover a curated selection of drinks that blend timeless classics with the distinctive essence of the island. The hand-painted mural behind the bar, depicting the majestic Le Morne, offers a commanding view, paying homage to the island’s rich and layered history. Here, every detail speaks of ceremonial grace and quiet refinement. 
Open daily from 11h00 to 23h00

Evening Ritual, Sabrage at Sunset 
Inspired by the legacy of Mrs. Astor, who famously marked the transition from day to evening with a champagne toast, this ritual is reimagined on the shores of Le Morne. A ritual of elegance, rooted in history, brought to life in one of the island’s most iconic settings.

The Bloody Mary Ritual
The island interpretation of the signature St. Regis cocktail, crafted with local spice and Mauritian flair. A bold expression of place, inspired by the original King Cole Bar in New York. 

Afternoon Tea, By The Sea
A timeless ritual of grace and gathering. Served daily, Afternoon Tea features delicate pastries, savoury selections, and curated blends, inviting moments of indulgence and connection.

The St. Regis Butler Service
At the heart of this all-suite, all-butler resort lies The St. Regis’ renowned legacy of exceptional service. The St. Regis Butler Service has remained a signature offering for more than a century. The anticipatory, personalized service ensures that each guest’s unique preferences are understood and elegantly fulfilled. No request is too small or unattainable, no matter the hour of the day.

Beaches, temples, lagoons, rainforests, reefs, waterfalls, shopping, dining, Mauritius has it all – whether you decide to stay in your resort or venture out to explore the island. For the adventurous and active, there’s scuba diving, snorkelling, sailing, deep sea fishing, and kite surfing while those looking for something more relaxed can enjoy yoga, indulge in gourmet cuisine, relax at the spa, or simply relax pool side.

Mauritius is a place of rich multicultural diversity, evidenced in both the languages spoken here as well as the melting pot of cuisines you will find on offer. Of course, one of the main attractions of Mauritius is its stunning beaches. Whether you're into water sports or simply want to relax under the palm trees and soak up the sun, Mauritius has a beach for you. Venture inland and you’ll also discover breathtaking waterfalls, enchanting gardens and national parks with hiking trails and panoramic views.

Mauritius is known to South Africans as a honeymoon destination bit it’s not only for couples, it also has an impressive array of activities to enjoy as a family – from exhilarating zip lining to cultural temple visits. There are even a good number of excellent golf courses on the island. And with over 150 kilometers of coastline, you'll find beaches for every taste, from secluded coves to bustling resorts.

Friendly, inviting and relentlessly beautiful, Mauritius is one of our favourite island holiday spots. It is located just a short direct flight from Cape Town or Johannesburg, making it really easy to visit for a week’s holiday with the family, and there are hotels to suit every single budget. You name it, Mauritius has got it.

Mauritius is blessed with a tropical climate and is a fantastic year-round holiday destination. Temperatures range from the low to mid-20s°C in the cooler months (April to October), up to the late 20s°C and early 30s°C during the gorgeous summer months from November to March.

Mauritius is 2 hours ahead of South Africa. The monetary unit is the Mauritian Rupee (Rs) which is divided into 100 cents. Major currencies such as US Dollars and Euros, and even South African Rands, are accepted in most hotels and by many vendors. One fantastic thing to note that Mauritius is a visa-free destination for South Africans (in fact all of the locations offered by the Holiday Factory are visa-free!)

Take along your best beach and casual wear, perfect for the day. In the evening, the dress-code for dinner is usually smart casual and gents are required to wear long trousers. You may also want to take some swimming shoes as there are urchins in some places and the corals can be sharp. But whatever you leave behind, take it as an opportunity for some retail therapy. Mauritius is a living and working island so you will be able to get most things you might need. In fact, you won’t regret a trip to the shops or markets.