The Bay Club at Anahita

Style

Tricked-out tropical resort

Setting

Slinky frangipani-scented shoreline

Close to the beach, The Bay Club at Anahita is a luxurious sprawl of a resort in the Flacq district of Mauritius’ east coast. Laid-back and perfectly-tailored villas – each with an infinity pool – have full kitchens for stress-free self-catering, and this polished patch of island idyll offers winding white-sand beaches, ocean-view pools, a golf course, a spa and sailing crafts, Hobie Cats and other wave-riding vessels in the on-site boathouse.

Facilities

客房

Ninety-eight, including 70 suites and 28 villas.

Checkout

Noon; guests are charged 50 per cent of the room rate for late check-out. Earliest check-in, 2pm. Early arrivals can drop their bags at reception and unwind in another suite or villa if there’s one available.

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Rates include Continental and full-English buffet breakfast, daily snorkelling tours, non-motorised watersports, bike hire, access to two 18-hole championship golf courses and a 5-minute boat ride to Ile aux Cerfs, with its private beach and golf courses.

Also

There’s no wheelchair-accessible accommodation onsite.

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At the Hotel

Wellbeing centre, lagoon, private beach with watersports facilities, kids clubs, boathouse, restaurants, bar, café and sweet shop, fitness centre, champion 18-hole golf courses and a clubhouse, boutique, laundry and free WiFi throughout. In rooms: fully-fitted kitchen (oven, dishwasher, washing machine, refrigerator, Nespresso machine, microwave and kettle), flatscreen TV, bathrobes, slippers, free bottled water and black-out blinds. Villas are also graced with a private garden and all suite category rooms and above have a private infinity-edged plunge pool (with safety netting).

Our Favourite Rooms

All suites and villas have large fully-fitted kitchens, spacious gathering-sized living rooms, and private plunge pools.

Poolside

There are three. Two outdoor infinity pools – one for adults, which is heated year-round, and one for children, which is heated during the winter – sit side by side in the village, surrounded by rattan sunloungers, palm trees and parasols, with alluring turquoise-tinted views of the Indian Ocean beyond. A beach-like slope allows easy access to the curved and crystal-clear kids’ pool; however, there’s no supervision. The kids’ club also has a shallow unheated pool for infants.

Spa

The fitness centre has large windows, so gym bunnies can gaze at the greenery during a workout. Outdoor treatment rooms have gentle ocean breezes and lush tropical foliage – many of the plants are used in the treatments – to send you into an island-scented reverie (or a more secluded session can be booked in your suite or villa). Thalgo facials, body wraps and scrubs, massages, couples treatments, waxing, manicures and pedicures are all offered, but Juniors can join in too, with massages for kids tweens and teens (30 minutes for 3–6 year olds, 45 minutes for 7–12 year olds and 60 minutes for over-12s).

Packing Tips

Bring your breezy beach best, an underwater camera for snorkelling sessions, and your most care-free attitude.

Also

Summon a chef to your suite or villa to cook a meal or set up a barbecue. If you fancy knocking a few balls around and need a golf cart, the Anahita golf course charges RS500 for each golfer for 18 holes, and RS300 for nine holes.

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Cots are free for under-threes; extra beds for under-12s can be added to Prestige Suites on request. Entrance to the kids club is included (meals are chargeable), babysitting is available and kids are welcome in the restaurants.

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Food & Drink

Top Table

A table on the terrace at Origine, overlooking the ocean.

服裝規定

No shorts or flip-flops at dinner in either restaurant.

Hotel Restaurant

The hotel has two restaurants, as well as a café and sweet shop, Sugar and Savour, which serves light meals and Mauritian treats. The main restaurant Origine has a glossy white bar, crazy-paving walls and reef-hued furnishings. It’s ideal for breakfasts; the buffet has a juice bar and a chef who’ll whip up pancakes and omelettes to your whim, while the à la carte menu has champagne cocktails and eggs benedict alongside Mauritian specialities. Signature has a locally influenced menu, served in elegant surroundings overlooking the jetty. The thatched Il Forno Restaurant overlooks the 18th hole, and tables spill out onto a parasol-dotted, fire pit-lit garden. This à la carte trattoria restaurant serves traditional Italian dishes and a selection of wines to pair with your meal. Bliss is a casual beachfront eatery with sandy floors and a seriously laid-back ambience, perfect for barefoot post-swim refuelling; it’s open for lunch (and serves daily themed buffets for dinner), and if you don't want to leave your sunbathing spot waiters will ferry drinks, salads and sandwiches to the pools or beach as desired. Located 15 minutes from the main hotel, Domaine de l'Etoile is a laidback, open-air restauarant serving Mauritian cuisine: their speciality is braised wild boar with noodles and tom pouce leaves. They also offer light snacks and meals to-go of you're on the move.

Hotel Bar

The VU Bar has views of the lagoon and Île aux Cerfs, which you can gaze at from a rattan easy chair among designer-Temple of Doom-style decor. A selection of international snacks and drinks is served all day.

Last Orders

Origine: 7am-10.30am and 7pm-10.30pm. Signature: 7.30pm-10.3pm (Tuesday-Saturday). Bliss: noon-4pm, and 7pm-10.30pm. Il Forno: 6.30pm-10.30pm. Domaine de l'Etoile: 11.30am-3.30pm. VU Bar: 8am-12am; Sugar and Savour from 8.30am-7pm.

Room Service

Available 24 hours a day. Start with breakfast in bed from 7.30am to 10.30am, order from the elegant à la carte menu from 7.30am to 10.30pm, and snack on paninis, burgers and desserts from 11pm to 7am.

Planes

Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (www.ssr-international.co.uk) is just under an hour’s drive from the hotel. Air Mauritius and British Airways offer direct flights, or transatlantic flights connect from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport; flights across the Pacific arrive via Dubai International Airport or Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport. The resort can arrange transfers from the airport: €55 a one-way trip for four guests, or €120 a one-way trip for a luxury car).

Automobiles

There’s one highway on the island, which runs from Grand Baie in the north to Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport in the south. Narrow and winding roads can make driving a nail-biting affair and taxis are recommended, but there are car-hire booths at the airport and there’s free parking at the hotel if you wish to chauffeur yourself.

Worth Getting Out of Bed For

You’ll drift towards the beach for a dip in the blue lagoon or the pool, but there’s much more on offer: try water-skiing, kayaking, windsurfing, and a variety of bobbing vessels (kayaks, hobbie cats, fun boats, lasers, windsurfing boards and snorkelling equipment are all free to hire). There's also a PADI diving centre. Back on land, golf-green fees, buggies, a GPS system and practice balls are free, as is hiring the tennis court or playing a spot of table tennis. Mountain bikes can be borrowed and reception can advise on the best routes through the resort. Get those glutes working in the high-tech gym; alternatively, give up pulse-pumping in favour of browsing the boutiques in the resort’s village and taking some time in the beauty salon and spa.

This resort delivers family entertainment in an all-singing, all-dancing fashion: the kids’ club and teens’ club are hip hideouts with action-packed activity programmes or children can play at being bijou Buccaneers in the acres of exploration-enticing gardens and greenery.

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This Mr & Mrs Smith hotel participates in the World of Hyatt loyalty program. As a member, you can earn and redeem points and enjoy exclusive benefits for qualifying nights. .