
Deluxe Suite
The entry category, set among the gardens with Christian Lacroix artwork and a separate bath and shower.

A plantation-style resort on the Bel Ombre estate, with two championship golf courses, an Adult-Only Wing, and the island's only true links course next door.
Heritage Le Telfair sits on the south coast at Bel Ombre, part of a 2,500-hectare estate that runs from lagoon to hillside. The resort takes its name from Charles Telfair, the naturalist who once farmed this land, and its low white pavilions borrow from the Creole plantation houses that stood here before it.
Two golf courses share the estate, including La Réserve Golf Links, the Indian Ocean's first true links course. An Adult-Only Wing sits apart from the family suites, and Timomo Kids Club runs its own programme for younger guests, so both parties keep to their own pace.

Twelve suite categories, from garden-facing entry rooms to the beachfront Ocean Suite, plus an Adult-Only Wing for guests who want a quieter stretch of the resort.

The entry category, set among the gardens with Christian Lacroix artwork and a separate bath and shower.

The same layout as the Deluxe Suite, turned to face the lagoon from a ground-floor terrace or first-floor balcony.

The seaview category set within the Adult-Only Wing, with a queen bed and sofa bed and access to the wing's own pool and Resident Host.

Ground-floor suites open straight onto the sand; first-floor suites take a balcony over the same stretch of beach.

Beachfront suites within the Adult-Only Wing, some interconnecting with a neighbouring Junior Beachfront suite for parties travelling together.

A separate living and dining area alongside a four-poster bed and dressing room, with butler service included.

The Junior Suite layout moved to the beachfront, on the ground floor or with a first-floor balcony over the water.

A four-poster Junior Suite within the Adult-Only Wing, steps from the wing's private pool and Tiki Bar.

Set in the plantation-house wing, with the architectural detail of the original estate buildings carried through the suite.

A ground-floor beach terrace or an upper-floor balcony, both looking directly over the lagoon.

The largest of the Adult-Only Wing categories, with a four-poster bed, sofa bed and sea-facing balcony.

The top category at Le Telfair, a few steps from the sand with the resort's most generous living space.
Two golf courses, a spa set among the gardens, and separate programmes for children and adults travelling without them.

Six treatment rooms, two outdoor suites and a honeymoon suite, with a vitality pool, hammams and saunas set among the grounds.

Two 18-hole courses on the estate: Le Château, a parkland design around a 19th-century manor, and La Réserve Golf Links, the Indian Ocean's first true links course.

A dedicated club for ages three to eleven, with a baby club and teenager programme alongside it, plus its own vegetable garden and marine education centre.

Thirty-nine suites set around their own heated pool and Tiki Bar, with a dedicated Resident Host and pool butler service.
Four restaurants on the property, from a fine-dining brasserie to a casual beach club.

Named for Charles Telfair's wife, a classic brasserie serving breakfast and dinner in the resort's main dining room.

An oceanside dinner-only room built around pan-Asian flavours, from the sushi counter through to the grill.

A casual beachfront restaurant built around the day's catch and local specialities, overlooking the pool and lagoon.

A relaxed lagoon-front spot for lunch, doubling as the resort's family pool area through the day.
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