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20 Degrés Sud

Port Louis, Mauritius • Grand Baie • SPLURGE

avg. $403 / night

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Pressed against the coral-fringed shoreline of Grand Baie on Mauritius's northern coast, where the lagoon shifts between jade and aquamarine depending on the hour, a small collection of whitewashed creole-colonial pavilions announces itself with deliberate understatement. 20 Degres Sud — named for its latitude — was conceived as an antidote to the island's tendency toward resort gigantism, holding just 21 rooms across a property that functions more like a private estate than a hotel. The thatched and hipped rooflines visible from the water, the volcanic basalt stonework at the pool terrace, and a private jetty where a vintage wooden tender waits, all establish an atmosphere closer to a well-traveled owner's retreat than a managed hospitality product. Inside, the design sensibility carries that same edited restraint. Four-poster beds draped in fine white mosquito netting anchor rooms where painted timber roof trusses are left exposed beneath white-washed boarding, the structural geometry doing the decorative work that another property might assign to pattern or color. Wicker armchairs, dark-stained tropical hardwood dressers, and polished limestone floors keep the palette warm without straying into the clichés of Indian Ocean resort decoration. The lounge bar, shelved floor to ceiling with books and furnished with rattan seating and cobalt-blue bar stools against a concrete counter, has the relaxed confidence of a room assembled over years rather than installed in a single procurement. Natural light floods through glazed apex panels in the vaulted ceiling, connecting the interior back to the canopy outside.

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Nestled behind a grand oak door in the north of Mauritius, La Maison 20 Degrés Sud – Relais & Châteaux is an intimate, adults-only boutique hotel offering refined charm, discreet luxury, and heartfelt hospitality. Set in a former colonial mansion by the water’s edge, it features 36 unique rooms and suites, where soft tones and lush views create a sanctuary of peace. Heated pools invite pure relaxation, while at L’Atlas, Chef Sanjeev Purahoo blends local flavours with international finesse. In the Wine Salon, wood panelling and velvet set the scene for gourmet sharing dishes paired with curated wines—or discover the secret Chef’s Table. For pure magic, board the M/S Lady Lisbeth for a starlit gourmet cruise on the bay. Once host to Queen Elizabeth, this timeless vessel offers unforgettable evenings. At La Maison 20 Degrés Sud, every moment is personal, peaceful, and truly extraordinary.

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20 Degrés Sud Reviews

1,152 reviews

"Stayed for 4 nights as a couple, our first hotel in Mauritius. There is so much to like about this hotel. It is located on the beach, on a relatively quiet road, behind a pair of fantastic old wooden doors. We weren't too sure about the first room we we shown, as it was adjacent to the restaurant and we felt it might be a tad noisy; we were moved promptly without any fuss, and our request for feather rather than foam pillows was dealt with similarly. The room was spacious, with two balconies, an outdoor shower (as well as an indoor shower) with a fabulous view over the gardens, the beach and Grande Baie. We had a half board package and ate in the restaurant every evening. The range of choices and quality of the food was really, really good. Prices are similar to a good restaurant in the UK, but worth it as everything was cooked just right, with some amazing flavour combinations. Similarly the wine list, whilst also similar if not more expensive than UK, had some great selections. Breakfast could not be faulted. The hotel has a small pool, surrounded by sunbeds; there are also sunbeds on the beach, towels are in plentiful supply, and complimentary afternoon tea and cakes are served daily. Great place to stay."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 07, 2026

"If you are not French, do not stay here. You will be treated as a 2nd class guest. Whilst the hotel itself is fairly nice and well equiped, what becomes painfully obvious after a few days is that there are 2 tiers of guests - the French, who are engaged with warmth, smiles and non stop service; and then there is everyone else. After asking for a drinks menu, every night at dinner, multiple times - still without joy half the time, we just gave up in the end and settled for the bottled water (and before anyone jumps to a conclusion - we are not daytime drinkers, so it was not the case that we had turned up to dinner under the influence and obnoxious - i just wanted a coke most of the time). Its a shame, as it could be such an amazing experience but the service completely let's it down, and really ruined the holiday for us, by the end we couldn't wait to leave."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 02, 2026

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