Lux* Saint Gilles, Reunion
MenuThis chilled-out colonial-style hotel is on one of Réunion’s most beautiful and sheltered beaches, just a short flight from Mauritius. Rooms in the main buildings are contemporary and the flower-filled, fragrant gardens lead to a generously-sized swimming pool. With a huge range of activities and soft adventure on tap, combine a stay on Réunion with a week in Mauritius to ensure an Indian Ocean experience with a difference.
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rooms
There are 164 air-conditioned bedrooms and suites, all in a contemporary style, featuring a flat screen satellite TV, WiFi (for a charge), mini-bar and kettle.
The 85 Superior Rooms (34 sqm) and 61 Deluxe Rooms (38 sqm) are located on the ground floor or upper level, spread over 21 villas. All feature an exquisitely furnished balcony or patio. For those seeking further space the 8 Junior Suites (44 sqm) are located in 2 further villas and comprise a spacious bedroom and lounge area with a balcony or terrace.
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facilities & activities
Make a splash in the largest swimming pool on the island or lounge the day away on comfy beach beds. For sea lovers, there is snorkelling in the lagoon, as well as kayaking.
If you want to keep in shape whilst you’re here, you can make the most of the hotel Fitness Centre, play a game of tennis, try your hand at beach volley ball, opt for table tennis or head to the ‘boulodrome’ for an enthralling game of pétanque! Tai Chi Chuan and Qi Qong courses are also available for those interested in martial arts. For golf lovers, the ‘Bassin Bleu’ Golf Club is only a few minutes away by shuttle.
It’s well worth exploring beyond the hotel- go hiking, bird watching or waterfall canyoning in La Réunion National Park, or perhaps visit their World Heritage Site, the Pitons, Cirques and Ramparts of La Réunion. Mountain bike enthusiasts will love the exploring the island's lush forests and countryside, dotted with quaint and colourful villages.
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dining
‘La Cuisine’ is the main restaurant open for breakfast and dinner, with popular evening buffets incorporating Asian, Indian or Creole cuisine to interest all palates. Orangine ‘Grande Carte’ Restaurant is the go-to place for fine dining after sunset. With creative combinations of ingredients and a fabulous wine list, you’re sure to want to return.
One of our favourite spots on the island is ‘Le Plage’, the beach restaurant offering drinks and Creole-inspired snacks such as spicy sausage or red tuna tartar accompanied by vanilla rum or fresh papaya juice. The deck, with wonderful views over the lagoon, is open during the early evening and Sunday lunchtimes.
During the day, ‘Le Bar’ serves poolside bar snacks such as pizza and sandwiches, in a relaxed atmosphere- making it a great spot to unwind after morning island adventures!
A daytime beach and swimming pool service is available for cocktails and drinks under your beach umbrella- simply raise your flag for service!
Couples can request a romantic table for two on the beach or for special occasions or a last-night treat, groups might like to dine privately in the beautiful gardens.
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family
The Play Club, open from 10am-5pm daily, provides fun and entertainment for children aged 3- 12, whether its exploring the charms of the island, getting up close to nature or trying one of the many sports or adventure activities on offer.
Children are welcome in all the restaurants, and whilst there is no special children’s menu, the hotel are happy to accommodate any requests for specific dishes.
In terms of the rooms, both the Superior Rooms and the Junior Suites can accommodate a child or infant sharing with parents. Interconnecting Superior Rooms are also available for larger families.
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location
Réunion is a small volcanic island located in the Indian Ocean, east of Madagascar and about 200 km (a 40 minute flight) from Mauritius.
With a total area of 2500 km2, it is an island of contrasts, with the active volcano of Piton de la Fournaise on its south coast, 27km of pristine beaches to the west, and lush mountain terrain in between. Most tourists arrive into the capital, Saint-Denis. The island's various towns are linked by a bus service, while rental cars are also available for hire, making getting around hassle-free.
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rates & specials
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