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Les Lauriers Eco Hotel

Les Lauriers Eco Hotel & Restaurant is situated on Praslin, the second largest island of the Seychelles islands, approximately thirty kilometers from the main island, Mahé.

This little hotel and its well-known restaurant is located on the north coast of the island, only a short walk to the magnificent Côte d’Or beach. From Praslin Airport to the hotel is about 45 minutes
by car and from Baie Ste Anne Jetty approximately 25 minutes.

Using the opportunity of the reconstruction, Les Lauriers Eco Hotel followed a new path and is the benchmark in the Seychelles for Green. The Eco policy incorporated technologies including: Solar PV panels generating energy, solar stratification tanks to produce hot water, waste water recycling and Biotechnology cleaning which ensures that all toxic chemicals have been removed from the property, providing a clean and safe environment for all.

The hotel leaves the guest with a true feeling of the Seychelles with all your home comforts. Truly a surreal experience.

Accommodation

The hotel has 4 standard rooms, 2 family rooms and 8 villas. Four villas are interconnecting.

All Rooms have air conditioning (included), bathroom with shower/w.c, hair dryer, mini fridge, private terrace , safe , tea & coffee making facilities

In addition

the family Room has a DVD Player and Satellite Television
the Villa (with 40 m²) has a ceiling fan, DVD player, free use of bicycle, internet WI-FI Connection (Free of Charge), outdoor shower, satellite television, telephone

In addition to the eco-policy all amenities are echo friendly and an intelligent room control ensure the rooms are always conditioned for guest comfort.

Restaurant

The family atmosphere together with the delicious and wide ranging buffet make Les Lauriers restaurant one of the most sought after restaurant on the island. The decor of takamaka pillars and the coco de mer palms ceiling and a wide variety of the sea shells create a warm and welcome atmosphere.

On the buffet, there is a large selection of salads and curries. You can then move to the barbecue and choose between fresh fish caught by Edwin, chicken and various meats – Creole cuisine as its best.

Before dinner, you can sip one among a wide range of the exotic cocktails at the Coconut Bar. The bar also provides banana or cassava crisps and a mix of ice-creams and snacks.

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Check-in time

14:00

Check-out time

10:00

Facilities

(Ceiling) fan
Air Conditioning
Baby sitting
Bathroom
Bicycle rent
Hairdryer
Mini-fridge
Outdoor shower
Safety Deposit Box
Tea/Coffee making facilities
Telephone
TV
WiFi

Praslin (Seychelles)

Of the 115 islands that make up the Seychelles, one stands out as having its most iconic features and distinctions: Praslin, the “Isle of Palms,” as christened by explorer Lazare Picault in the mid-1700s. On this small but stunningly diverse island, the beaches merely scratch the surface of the wonders to be found here.

And what you might have thought was simply a sun, sea and sand holiday destination soon gives way to the notion that there’s a much more primal, even mystic, quality about the island – one that defies explanation for most.

The famous British general, Charles George Gordon, could be counted among those who would attempt to figure out why, and he arrived at a startling conclusion. During his time in the Seychelles, he became convinced that the Vallée de Mai, the ancient palm forest on Praslin which is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was the original Garden of Eden.

Praslin, with a population of 6,500 people, is Seychelles’ second largest island.

To summarize: With stunning white sand beaches and lush tropical forests covering the hills, the island Praslin is a delight.