Description

Considered by many to be the best hotel on La Digue, Le Domaine de l'Orangeraie is located about 200 metres north of the small port town of La Passe on La Digue. Here, visitors can find small bars, and shops, all within two minutes' walking distance. At the beautiful nearby beach "Anse Severe" you can enjoy stunning sunsets!

Facts:

Health Certificate:

Certified establishment approved by Ministry of Health to accommodate guests during the COVID-19 pandemic

Location:

Built directly on the seafront with easy-access to two beaches.

Grounds:

Luxury resort set in a vast tropical garden with a variety of different room categories.

Catering:

Breakfast, half board

Facilities:

High-quality furnishings, zen-style stone and timber constructions, queensize beds, en suite bathrooms with tub, private jacuzzis and verandas, hair dryer, WiFi access, air-conditioning, mini bar, beach towels (at the pool bar) and much more. Often named the 'best hotel on La Digue'.

Dresscode:

Smart Casual.

Rooms:

20 × Garden Villa (up to 2 people)
8 × Garden Suite Residence (up to 3 people)
31 × Villa de Charme (up to 2 people)
3 × Villa de Charme (Elégance) (up to 2 people)
1 × Presidential Villa (up to 6 people)

Seaweed:

The trade winds between March and May will wash up some seaweed on the beach of this accommodation. This may make the water a little cloudy but also provides yet more evidence that the underwater world around the Seychelles is in top health.

Activities and specials:

Guests can be sure of staying in La Digue's 'best hotel'.
The resort provides easy-access to two beaches in the northern part of the island.
Shops, restaurants, and bars can be found within walking distance, in the village of La Passe.
The hotel cooperates with a bike company, Severe, which offers the possibility to rent a bike for €10 per day. The company offers good quality bikes and a whole fleet of brand new trekking Morrison T bicycles.

Description:

Guests wishing to stay in La Digue's 'best hotel' should look no further than Le Domaine de l'Orangeraie. This zen-style resort spans several acres and faces the sea, offering plenty of communal lounge areas and a variety of different villas. There are Garden Villas, which are dotted throughout the tropical garden, and there are the so-called Villas de Charme, situated on the hillside at the edge of the rainforest. These villas are slightly larger than their Garden cousins, and some come equipped with a private spa/temple and built-in jacuzzi. These villas are called the Villas de Charme (Elegance).

The resort offers more than spectacular accommodation. L'Orangeraie offers arguably the most extensive spa and fitness centre on La Digue, one that such rivals as the "La Digue Island Lodge" would even look at enviously. The first-class restaurant overlooking the sea is also a major plus-point, and offers a great space to relax in. Besides the restaurant, there are also sunbeds and outdoor furnishings provided for the purpose of relaxing overlooking the sea.

The photos of Le Domaine de l'Orangeraie really do speak for themselves, and anyone considering a booking should look no further than their beauty for inspiration. The stunning architectural style and upscale service of l'Orangeraie make it a unique prospect. Le Domaine consciously doesn't target self-caterers or independent travellers, but rather solvent, international guests, to whom it offers first-class service in luxurious surroundings.

There is the possibility to rent the bike, just in front of hotel, for only €10/day so that guests can explore La Digue fully, including some of the world's most beautiful beaches (Grand Anse and Anse Source d'Argent, to name but a couple). Those who'd prefer not to take a bike can make use of the hotel's taxi - the only one on the whole island.

Anyone wanting to try out La Digue's most luxurious hotel need look no further, and our special recommendation comes down to the hotel's reputation as the best on the island.

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