
King Sunset Villa
Set back into the hillside forest, with a whirlpool bath and a semi-private balcony that catches the evening light.

A granite headland above the Indian Ocean at Glacis, on Mahé's north-west coast, with villas on stilts, a hillside spa, and children over 13 only.
Hilton Seychelles Northolme Resort & Spa sits on a rocky, forested headland at Glacis, on the north-west coast of Mahé, with views across Beau Vallon Bay to Silhouette Island. The 56 villas step down the hillside and out over the water on stilts, each with its own balcony and no two views quite alike.
There is no long stretch of sand here; a small rock-divided cove sits below the resort, and a free shuttle runs guests to Beau Vallon's beach a couple of kilometres away. In its place: a cliffside eforea Spa, an infinity pool over the ocean, and a quiet that comes from the resort welcoming only guests aged 13 and over.

Six villa categories, from forest-facing rooms to the two-bedroom Oceanfront Pool Villa, all built into the hillside or out over the water on stilts.

Set back into the hillside forest, with a whirlpool bath and a semi-private balcony that catches the evening light.

A hillside villa among the trees, with a clear line of sight to the ocean from the balcony and whirlpool bath.

Built out over the water on stilts, with the Indian Ocean directly below the balcony and a walk-in shower alongside the whirlpool bath.

High ceilings and a private infinity pool set against uninterrupted views of Beau Vallon Bay and Silhouette Island.

The same front-row position over Beau Vallon Bay, with a personal cocktail set and other small extras added for guests booking this category.

The resort's largest villa, with two bedrooms, a private pool and panoramic ocean views for a family or two couples travelling together.
A cliffside eforea Spa, an infinity pool over the ocean, and complimentary watersports from the beach kiosk below.

Set among granite boulders above the water, with ELEMIS treatments and a steam room for slow mornings or afternoons.

An edge that appears to run straight into the ocean, framed by tropical gardens and the resort's hillside setting.

Complimentary snorkelling gear and kayaks from the beach kiosk, with boat excursions and diving arranged further out.

An on-site gym and weekly yoga classes, set with the same ocean views as the rest of the resort.
Three restaurants and bars on the headland, plus private dining arranged on request in-villa or on a deck over the water.

Seychellois chefs cook Creole dishes from local ingredients and island spices, served for breakfast and dinner with panoramic ocean views.

An evening-only menu of fresh seafood, pasta, risotto and paella from the grill, served in a relaxed setting by the water.

Burgers, flatbreads, fresh salads and locally caught fish from lunch into the evening, alongside cocktails and sweeping ocean views.
Tell us the dates and the occasion. We will hold space at net rates and manage every detail once your clients land — note the resort welcomes guests aged 13 and over only.