
Deluxe Room
A ground-floor room with a furnished terrace or balcony that looks straight into the tropical gardens.

A boutique resort at the foot of Le Morne mountain, on the lagoon that made this coast one of the world's kitesurfing capitals.
LUX* Le Morne sits on the peninsula beneath Le Morne Brabant, the basalt monolith that gives Mauritius' south-west coast its skyline and its UNESCO World Heritage listing. Single-storey pavilions line a long white beach, low enough that the mountain is rarely out of view.
The lagoon here is wide, shallow and reliably windy, which is why the stretch beyond the resort is ranked among the world's better kitesurfing spots. Guests who would rather stay dry have a LUX* Me spa, a clutch of restaurants that range from an eight-seat sushi counter to a Thai dining room, and a beach that needs no further reason to be there.

Seven categories in single-storey pavilions, from a 42 m² Deluxe Room to the two-bedroom Family Suite.

A ground-floor room with a furnished terrace or balcony that looks straight into the tropical gardens.

A first-floor suite with a beach-hut feel and a terrace built for watching the sun drop behind the lagoon.

A larger one-bedroom suite that can interconnect with a neighbouring room, useful for families travelling together.

Pale wood and white shutters set the tone, with a wooden-decked terrace and a standalone tub facing open water.

A ground-floor suite with an outdoor tropical shower and a private terrace opening directly onto the gardens.

The suite closest to the water, with an open-air shower and a terrace that looks straight down the beach to the horizon.

Two interleading suites with two marble bathrooms and a wide shared terrace, built for a family holidaying under one roof.
A spa, a mindful kids' club, and direct access to one of the island's best-known kitesurfing lagoons.

Facials, massages and a homegrown coconut body ritual, built around the resort's own beachfront palms.

The Boat House arranges sailing, paddleboarding and kayaking on the resort's lagoon, a short walk from the Kite Lagoon itself.

A daily programme of nature, movement and creative activities for ages three to eleven, run in its own indoor and outdoor space.

A fully equipped gym alongside sunrise beach yoga, tennis courts and beach volleyball for guests who want to keep moving.
Five restaurants in total, led by an eight-seat sushi counter and a Thai dining room our clients travel for.

An eight-seat counter serving sushi and sashimi prepared course by course in front of the guest.

Bold, aromatic Thai cooking from a dedicated chef, built for a proper sit-down dinner rather than a quick plate.

The resort's main restaurant, with an open kitchen and a wide-ranging all-day menu built around a zero-waste ethos.

Mediterranean plates served with a clear view down the west coast, best kept for a long lunch.

An easy café with Italian and French leanings, for espresso, a light lunch, or a drink before dinner.
Tell us the dates and whether they kite. We will hold space at net rates and manage every detail once your clients land.