
Chambre Deluxe Standard
The most compact category, set back across the coastal road with double-glazed windows that keep it bright and quiet.

A 23-suite hideaway on Pointe aux Canonniers, where wave-shaped balconies trace the lagoon just beyond the terrace.
Baystone sits directly on the beach at Pointe aux Canonniers, on the calmer, northern side of Grand Baie. The hotel is built around a single motif: the sea. Balconies curve like waves along the façade, floors are patterned to recall the sand outside, and the lighting throughout is kept deliberately indirect.
Twenty-three rooms and suites are arranged across low-rise wings, each looking either over the lagoon or into the gardens behind. Two restaurants, a small spa with a hammam and hydrotherapy baths, and a rooftop solarium keep the property compact rather than sprawling — closer in scale to a private villa than a resort.

23 rooms across eight categories, from the compact Deluxe Standard to the two-bedroom Suite Baystone.

The most compact category, set back across the coastal road with double-glazed windows that keep it bright and quiet.

A modern, quietly styled suite set back from the water, with a TEMPUR king bed for a proper night's sleep.

A garden-side room across the coastal road from the beach, built around a king bed and an uncluttered layout.

Three single beds and a private terrace, suited to friends or a family sharing a beach holiday.

Bright and spacious, with an open terrace facing the beach and the lagoon beyond.

A quieter sea-view suite with its own open terrace, a step back from the beachfront rooms.

A second-floor suite reached by lift, with ocean views and room enough for two children alongside their parents.

The hotel's largest category, with an expansive sea-facing terrace and space enough for a family of four to spread out.
A small spa, a private beach and a rooftop solarium, all within a short walk of every room.

Two hydrotherapy baths, a hammam and a sauna, with treatments made from natural oils blended in-house.

Paddleboards, kayaks and diving trips run directly from the hotel's stretch of beach.

A private strip of sand looking out towards Coin de Mire, with loungers and parasols along the water's edge.

A sun terrace above the rooms, away from the beach, for guests who prefer their own quiet corner.
Two restaurants on site; both open to hotel guests every evening.

A menu that changes with the seasons, built around local herbs and vegetables, paired with a wine list chosen dish by dish.

Sushi and Spanish tapas alongside a curated wine list, in a relaxed room built for a slower evening.
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