Veranda Paul et Virginie Hotel and Spa

About Veranda Paul et Virginie Hotel and Spa

Veranda Paul and Virginie Hotel and Spa Named after the legendary young couple immortalized by the French author Bernardin de St Pierre in his novel Paul and Virginie the hotel is an invitation to a relaxing and romantic stay enhanced by an idyllic tranquility and a soothing atmosphere. The decor of colonial inspiration a subtle combination of wood stone and thatch roofs reveals a peaceful haven for couples seeking an unforgettable getaway to paradise island. Located in the fishing village of Grand Gaube near the main attractions of the island the hotel offers sea facing rooms 2 restaurants including one on the waterfront 2 bars with unspoiled view over the lagoon and the Northern islands 2 swimming pools a Seven Colours Wellness Spa and a romantic atmosphere in a charming setting a perfect refuge away from worldly cares Location Located in the fishing village of Grand Gaube on the north coast of the island near Grand Bay it is the ideal starting point to discover the main attractions of the island including the famous Pamplemousses Garden renowned worldwide for its important collection of indigenous and exotic plants. Rooms All rooms are of refined comfort and looking out over the stunning scenery of the lagoon dotted with islands.a real post card view! The superior rooms are all decorated with refined elegance - a peaceful environment where one feels serene and comfortable. The standard rooms rooms are real love nests.decorated in subtle reddish and ivory tints contrasting with the cream coloured walls and furniture fashioned out of wood and wrought iron. Dining Veranda Paul and Virginie has two restaurants- the main restaurant LIsle de France overlooking the Grand Gaube lagoon where you can discover the culinary treasures of Mauritius and the beach restaurant La Trinquette the lovers rendez-vous par excellence for a candlelight dinner on the water in the refined di??cor of a beautiful pavilion. The St. Geran Bar named after the ship wrecked in 1744 near Am

Located in the fishing village of Grand Gaube on the north coast of the island near Grand Bay it is the ideal starting point to discover the main attractions of the island including the famous Pamplemousses Garden renowned all over the world for its important collection of indigenous and exotic plans.