Angsana Balaclava Mauritius

This is one of the best hotel I've ever been to and have great service.Great wonderful food and buildings environment

Le Jadis is a beautiful hotel and we had a lovely view of the sea and picturesque swimming pool. The staff were so helpful and the buffet menu was wonderful- such lovely food that was very tasty with lots of variety. I can definitely recommend it.

Thank you very much for the comfort and care provided. We had a wonderful stay at your hotel. The high level of service, attentive staff, excellent food, and beautiful atmosphere made our holiday unforgettable. Special thanks to the breakfast team — every morning the staff welcomed us with smiles and attentiveness. It was a real pleasure to talk with Chef Kunal, Chef Rika, and Mihir. We will definitely come back again and will gladly recommend Le Jadis to our friends.

Not as good as I expected. Although I had requested a higher floor we got a ground floor room which was adequate. There is a great big bath but no bubbles supplied although you might be able to use the shower gel and see if this foams up otherwise bring your own bath bubbles. The floors creak a lot so if you have to get up in the middle of the night you will disturb your partner. The beds are very comfortable. Wi-fi is glitchy. Water is supplied free of charge in the room yet when you have it in the restaurant you have to pay for it. The international menu is the same every night although we were lucky enough to have a buffet one night. There is an Asian menu which you can order from some nights a week. Some of the dishes have surcharges so factor that in if you are on full or half board. The beach restaurant was closed due to the weather and staff shortages. Drinks are very expensive. Vaping appears to be accepted in the restaurants. We were celebrating a big anniversary which I mentioned to the hotel before our arrival but it was not recognised until towards the end of our holiday as apparently it had been overlooked. The hotel is small which we liked as staff seemed to remember you. The beach is also small but always found a sunbed so that was a plus. This is quite a remote hotel so not many places to walk to so do take some excursions. We took a trip to the north of the island and found Cap Malheurex to have a better vibe than the west coast. We used Melanie at reception who was bubbly and enthusiastic and helped us find trips that suited us and organised the taxi driver/guide for us. We were going to use the company Summertimes but found them to be nearly double the price. Some of the staff in the reception and dining room are in training and doing internships so do bear that in mind as they all have to learn. In the restaurant Priyanka who is an intern always had a smile and remembers what you require when you have breakfast. Kiran who has been at the hotel for some time and can be found at reception is exceptionally helpful and kind. There was what appeared to be a stray dog around and we had the misfortune of encountering a large lump of excrement on our way to breakfast. Also as the restaurant is quite open, you have a lot of birds flying around which cannot be helped. They may make a mess on your table and certainly have a go at pecking at the food. Although this review might be picky some of the issues may exist in other Mauritian hotels anyway. At the end of the day if you just want to do absolutely nothing and just chill out and don’t mind paying some of the prices this might suit you.

We stayed in a Beachfront Luxury Pool Suite. The interior of the suite is beautiful, especially the bathroom which has a bathtub overlooking the private pool. The photos on the hotel website are dated however, and don’t reflect the exterior changes that have been made. The room is described as having a “wide ocean view” however due to plants that have been added, the view of the beach is blocked. The photos also show a pool in direct sunlight, however, a roof has been added to all the pools so that there is no direct sunlight. This leaves the overall room and terrace area rather dark. The food options are very limited for vegetarian or vegan diets. I ended up having the same meal for 3 of the 5 days we were there. At breakfast we were offered an al a carte menu on the first day but when I tried to order waffles from the menu I was told they didn’t have any and that only the food from the buffet is available. I also thought it was very odd that there were no herbal / non caffeinated teas available. If you drink caffeine the Mauritian vanilla tea is lovely. The majority of the staff are excellent and very friendly.