Standard Rooms are comfortable rooms with refreshing tropical decor are scattered throughout the hotel complex. Bathroom includes shower and toilet. Hair dryers are available from reception. Standard rooms include sea and garden facing categories.

Superior Rooms are colourful, vibrant decor in rooms exudes a tropical atmosphere. Bathrooms include shower, bath, toilet and hair dryer. Superior rooms include sea and garden facing categories.

The 248 air conditioned rooms are situated on two levels, ensuring privacy and stunning views. Rooms are either sea or garden facing and each has a private terrace or balcony. All of the rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms, individually controlled air conditioning, minibar, individual safes, television (with video channel and radio).

Le Frangipanier Restaurant

Open for all meals, Le Frangipanier is the hotel’s main restaurant and seats 500. Nestled amidst palm trees, bordered by the pool and a spacious wooden deck, it provides immediate access to the bar, amphitheatre and entertainment area. This restaurant is popular for its theme nights and international buffets.

Le Navigator Restaurant

Open for lunch and dinner Le Navigator seats 120. This gorgeous restaurant built in former colonial mansion overlooks the beautiful lagoon. Made of wood, thatch and stone, it leads to two paved open-air terraces decorated with ancient canons pointing to the Northern islets. There, you will sample a gourmet cuisine with an emphasis on seafood delicacies as well as fantastic lobster evenings. To make the most of its mesmerising location, Le Navigator also converts itself into a vibrant open-air discotheque in the late evening.

Evening entertainment is different evry night - a local band for dancing, cabaret and disco, fashion show, Mauritian dancing. There is an adundance of land and water sports available - these include 3 tennis courts )of which 2 are floodlit), table tennis, a variety of ball games, yoga, archery and American pool. Watersports include waterskiing, windsurfing, sailing, snorkelling and a glass bottomed boat to view the coral and marine life. At an additional cost you can also enjoy scuba diving or deep sea fishing or a catamaran cruise. There is no gymnasium at Le Canonnier. There are daily activities for the children arranged by the Bob marlin miniclub to keep the young ones amused and interested all day. The Bob Marlin miniclub is situated in a very historic amoury which housed the gun powder for the canons which gave the peninsula its name "La Pointe aux Canonniers". In earlier centuries these canons guarded the approach to Grand bay and served as protection for the north of the island.