This famous novel by Bernardin de St. Pierre
is based on some authentic events in the history of l’île
de France (Mauritius). Thus, the St. Géran was truly
wrecked in August 1744, in the vicinity of l’île
d’Ambre, on the north coast, opposite Paul & Virginie…
This charming hotel pays tribute to the mythical youths,
this great love story with a tragic ending.
Nestling next to the picturesque village of Grand Gaube,
in between the turquoise ocean, golden sands and a lush vegetation,
Paul & Virginie hotel offers you a legendary setting where
to spend dreamy holidays
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A taste of refinement
All 81 bedrooms are sea facing, with a panoramic view of the
northern islands and the magnificent lagoon. The rooms are
divided into three categories: 18 comfort, 51 standard and
12 superior.
In room facilities
- Terrace or balcony
- Bathroom with a shower
- Individual air conditionning
- Ceiling fan
- Direct dialling telephone
- Television with international channels
- Minibar
- Hair-dryer
- Individual safe
- Tea & coffee facilities
Services
- Room service from 6.30am to 11.00pm upon request
- Laundry service.
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| A wide choice of leisure activities
is available free of charge:
2 pools, floodlit tennis courts, water-skiing, windsurfing,
glass bottom boat, kayak, pedal boats, snorkelling, fitness
room, French bowling, beach volley, table tennis and indoor
games. Guests have access to all free activities proposed
in the other Hotels of Veranda Resorts.
…Activities with supplement: a diving centre to explore
the underwater fauna and flora of Mauritius, catamaran cruises,
deep-sea fishing, video games, pool table, bicycle rental.
…Day excursions: the hostesses at the information desk
can suggest several day excursions and a car rental desk is
available.
Mini club
A mini-club is open to kids from 4 to 12 years of age.
A baby-sitting service is available upon request.
The delicacies of Mauritian Cuisine
The Isle de France restaurant, overlooking the lagoon, serves
an innovative Mauritian cuisine, with dishes revealing local
flavours, spices and colours.
For delicious moments on a sandy pier surrounded by water,
the beach restaurant
La Trinquette is open for lunch and dinner and offers a tropical
" A la carte" menu with daily specialities.
The St Géran bar, named after the shipwreck, is open
for refreshments under the morning sun, teatime with pancakes
in the afternoon and exotic cocktails at sunset.
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