Set in 20 acres of sub-tropical gardens along a sparkling
beachfront with tall, swaying palms, the Oberoi Mauritius? thatched buildings
and understated elegance stand out thanks to the harmony of architecture and
the surrounding nature.

IN HARMONY WITH NATURE

Exotic bushes, trees, and flowers encompass the hotel villas
and premises?with volcanic boulders dotted around the landscaped gardens. The
buildings blend in, and the architecture of tall, thatched roofs reflects the
island?s African and Asian heritage. So do the ebony sculptures and headboards,
woven from sugarcane leaf, in the guest room.The Oberoi Beach Resort Mauritius has seventy-one Pavilions
and Villas. The Pavilions are grouped in single-floor clusters, while the
freestanding villas are set within their own walled gardens. Inside, subtle tones dominate the décor, and the rooms feature enormous four-poster beds,
sunken marble baths, and an uninterrupted view from the lawn to the ocean.

The Royal Villas are the most decadent option: set within
large tropical gardens, they come with private swimming pools and thatched
dining pavilions.CHECK ROOM RATES AND BOOKDINING AND SPA

There are two restaurants at Oberoi. One has European,
Oriental, and Creole dishes on the menu, and the other serves light lunch by the
pool and fusion cuisine in the evening. The main restaurant features a soaring
palm-thatched roof and ensures great views of the Indian Ocean.

Spa junkies will find The Spa more than satisfactory. It?s
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