
Luxury Room
A king or twin room on the first or second floor, with an open-plan bathroom and a private balcony or terrace toward the garden.

Nine hectares of garden run down to a long white beach at Wolmar, with Trois Mamelles rising behind and five restaurants scattered along the shore.
Sofitel Mauritius L'Impérial Resort & Spa sits on nine hectares at Wolmar, just south of Flic en Flac on the island's sheltered west coast. French elegance meets East Asian-inspired architecture across low pavilions and gardens that run straight to a long stretch of white sand, with the jagged silhouette of Trois Mamelles rising inland.
Five restaurants and three bars are spread along the beach and poolside, from a teppanyaki grill to a Chinese and Japanese dining room over the water. A Sofitel Spa built around its own courtyard pool, two swimming pools including a large family pool and an adults-only infinity pool, and a Technogym fitness centre in a timber pavilion round out a resort built for both families and couples.

Five categories run from garden-facing entry rooms to the resort's single Imperial Suite, all fitted with the Sofitel MyBed.

A king or twin room on the first or second floor, with an open-plan bathroom and a private balcony or terrace toward the garden.

A furnished balcony or terrace looks out over the adults-only Le Flamboyant pool and the ocean beyond it.

A separate living room and two bathrooms make this the resort's family suite, set around a Japanese garden view.

Living room, terrace and bath all face the ocean, with direct access down to the sand.

The resort's single top suite, with a separated living room, terrace and kitchen all facing the ocean and beach below.
A courtyard spa, a swim-up adults-only pool, a Technogym fitness pavilion and a themed kids' villa sit among nine hectares of garden.

Treatment rooms and double cabins are arranged around a private pool and Japanese garden, with a sauna, hammam and Nirvana massage rituals.

An adults-only infinity pool with its own swim-up bar, heated through the cooler months, set apart from the resort's large family pool.

A themed clubhouse for ages four to twelve, with a kids' pool, playground, beach walks and a full day of crafts and games.

Technogym equipment inside a historic timber pavilion with views toward Rempart Mountain, open early to late and on request outside those hours.
Five restaurants along the beach and poolside, from show-cooking teppanyaki to an all-day buffet.

Chinese and Japanese dishes served beneath a pitched timber roof, with tables looking out over a moonlit ocean.

Rotating buffet themes through the week, from Mauritian and French menus to barbecue nights, served on a terrace above the pool.

Grilled seafood and Mauritian-style pizza for lunch and light afternoon meals, a few steps from the sand.

Chefs cook seafood and steak tableside on the hot grill, a theatrical dinner suited to families and honeymooners alike.

Authentically local dishes and décor on a terrace built for the west coast's coloured sunsets; closed for a short spell each low season.
Tell us the dates and the occasion. We will hold space at net rates and manage every detail once your clients land.