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Following a USD$12.5 million renovation Le Méridien Barbarons on the island of Mahé in the Seychelles is on schedule to re-open as a new four-star family resort in
August 2005.
Located on the west coast of Mahé just 30-minutes from the airport, the tranquillity of the hotel’s surroundings is enhanced by a ‘water’ theme in the lobby area, where a
waterfall and the soothing sound of running water provides a calming welcome.
The 124 rooms, all of which have either a balcony or terrace, have been enlarged and redecorated using contemporary interior design combined with local artwork and
mosaics in the bathrooms.
The hotel will offer a choice of restaurants, including the new Mangrovia Restaurant with an ‘interactive’ cooking concept. Chefs will prepare a selection of local and
international dishes at six separate cooking stations. Alternatively guests
will be able to enjoy La Cocoteraie restaurant, which overlooks the beach and a roof top terrace for
sunset cocktails and barbecues.
The hotel has a children friendly beach and will be an ideal destination for families. For the first time, Le Méridien Barbarons will provide a Le Méridien Penguin Club with
activities from 10.00 until 18.00 for younger guests aged between six and 12 years. Adults can enjoy the new spa facility offering a choice of treatments or the hotel’s
other leisure facilities, which include a 25-metre swimming pool with new decking and walkway, tennis courts and mini golf.
A special opening rate of 150 Euros including breakfast per room per night will be available, subject to availability, from opening until December 2005.
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