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Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita

Port Louis, Mauritius • Beau Champ • OVER THE TOP

avg. $881 / night

Includes $46 / night in cash back

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Free breakfast

Breakfast-included rate options available

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PB hotel design editorial

On Mauritius's east coast, where a sheltered lagoon opens toward the jagged silhouette of Creole Peak and the Mahebourg wetlands dissolve into mangrove channels, a 64-villa resort was laid out along a private peninsula with enough breathing room between structures to feel closer to a village than a hotel. Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita, which became part of the Anahita Golf and Spa Estate development in 2008, arranged its low-slung thatched pavilions across 64 acres of coastal land, each villa given direct lagoon or garden access and the kind of seclusion that massed resort buildings cannot achieve. The pitched roofs visible in the aerial view draw from vernacular Creole construction, their dark thatch sitting against the turquoise water with an ease that more emphatic architectural gestures rarely manage. Inside, the interiors move between two registers. Older villas carry warm-toned dark timber joinery, grasscloth wall panels, basalt stone detailing, and sheer four-poster canopies — materials that root the rooms in the island's volcanic and colonial fabric. More recent accommodations, visible in the lagoon-facing suite, shift toward a cooler palette: limestone-tiled floors, woven rattan seating, and graphic palm-print wallpaper that references the landscape rather than importing it wholesale. The main restaurant brings rattan ceiling panels, cylindrical timber columns, and dense tropical planting into a single open structure, the lagoon framed between columns as the room's primary decorative gesture. The long reflective pool, edged in green-toned stone tiles and flanked by royal palms, gives the resort its organizing axis.

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Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita Reviews

2,094 reviews

"We had a great time at Four Seasons Mauritius. From check-in onwards, everything felt easy and welcoming. The property is beautiful, the rooms are spacious and very well done, and the overall vibe is relaxed luxury. Vidushi helped plan our activities and honestly made the whole stay very smooth. Everything was well coordinated and we never felt rushed. We also had a wonderful experience at Angara, the Indian restaurant. Chef Saravana is doing some really interesting things with Indian food, and Dipesh took great care of us at the table. Warm, friendly, and memorable meals. La Plaz, the private beach, was another highlight. It’s peaceful and well maintained, and the service there really stood out. The team, specially Baka and Satyam were attentive without being over the top, which made our beach time very enjoyable. Overall, it was a genuinely luxurious and comfortable stay. Great rooms, good food, beautiful surroundings, and people who clearly care about the guest experience. Would definitely recommend and would love to come back."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 22, 2026

"My four days at Four Seasons Mauritius at Anahita were unforgettable!! The arrival sets the tone. You walk into the lobby and that sweeping view just opens up in front of you. Beyond the setting, it is the people who make this place exceptional. At Angara, Chef Saravana’s approach to Indian cuisine feels refined yet comforting. Dipesh took such genuine care of us at dinner. At La Plaz Beach, Satyam, Sawan and Bakha made every afternoon by the water feel effortless. Manish at reception was consistently kind and helpful. Kamini deserves a very special mention. We were quite sunburnt one afternoon and the boutique had to close due to a water issue, but she still found Biafine for us and had it sent to our room. That thoughtfulness is rare. What I also loved is how much there is to actually experience here. The team organised snorkelling in the lagoon where we spotted wild seahorses. I explored the other side of the island and swam with dolphins in the open ocean. Just twenty minutes away, I even went swimming with horses. It felt like every day held something new. The private beach on Île aux Cerfs was another standout. Snorkelling in those clear lagoons was magical. The resort is beautiful, yes. But more importantly, it feels personal. You feel SO taken care of. You leave wanting to come back."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 22, 2026

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