
Junior Suite
A king bed and a sofa bed set behind private planting, with a butler on call from the first night.

A private stretch of beach beneath Le Morne Brabant, where every one of the 172 suites comes with its own butler.
The St. Regis Le Morne Resort, Mauritius sits on the Le Morne peninsula, on the island's south-west coast, with the green wall of Le Morne Brabant rising directly behind the gardens. The mountain is UNESCO-listed and keeps the beach in shade through the later afternoon. Beyond the reef, the wind that draws kitesurfers from across the world builds through the day; inside the lagoon, the water stays flat.
Every one of its 172 suites and its private villa comes with a St. Regis Butler, a service the brand has kept since 1904. The architecture is colonial in spirit, built in dark timber and local stone, closer to a private estate than a resort. Seven restaurants, a 2,000 m² spa and a kids' club named for the kitesurfers overhead fill the rest of the day.

172 suites and a private villa, each with round-the-clock butler service, from garden-facing Junior Suites to the four-bedroom Grand Beachfront Villa.

A king bed and a sofa bed set behind private planting, with a butler on call from the first night.

The same layout as the Junior Suite, turned to face the lagoon and Le Morne Brabant beyond it.

A separate living room, a dining table for four, and a bedroom that opens straight onto the sand.

A private beachfront house with its own gym, sauna and dedicated butler, built for a family or two travelling together.

A king bed and a sofa bed behind a private terrace turned fully toward the water, one of the resort's newer ocean-facing categories.

The same ocean-facing layout as the Ocean Haven Junior Suite, set a floor up behind a private balcony.

A larger take on the Junior Suite, with ten extra square metres and a private balcony over the grounds.

The same generous layout as the Heritage Balcony Suite, positioned closer to the sand than to the garden.

A separate living room and a dining table for four, set behind a balcony that looks straight out over the lagoon.

One of the two largest suite layouts at the resort, with a private balcony set beneath the mountain.

The resort's largest suite footprint, with a sea-facing terrace, a dining table for four and a bedroom that steps straight onto the sand.

Set at the heart of the resort, with a bedroom that opens into its own spa area and two massage tables for treatments taken in private.
A spa built like a residence, a kids' club named for the wind overhead, and some of the best kitesurfing water in the world a short walk down the beach.

Twelve treatment rooms and two private couples' suites across 2,000 m², with a salon and a men's grooming room.

A shaded clubhouse and shallow pool for ages four to twelve, open daily from nine in the morning until ten at night.

Kayaking, sailing, snorkelling and scuba on the flat lagoon, with the reef break beyond it among the best kite spots on earth.

A fully equipped gym and a complimentary outdoor tennis court, open from seven each morning.
Seven restaurants and bars in total; three that our clients ask for by name.

A breakfast buffet each morning and an à la carte dinner built around the island's own recipes.

Fresh Japanese cooking with a live teppanyaki counter, in a room built for a slower kind of theatre.

Coastal Turkish and Greek dishes and the day's catch, eaten with a clear run of sea in front of you.

An over-water dining room serving a changing course of Thai, Malay, Vietnamese, Indonesian and Singaporean dishes.

Contemporary Indian cooking built around the island's own spice trade, from coriander-pesto paneer tikka to slow-cooked short rib.

Coffee and French pastry under a colonial veranda, with afternoon tea served by the sea or in the shade of the terrace.
Send us the dates and the brief. We will hold space, quote net rates, and brief every butler before your clients land.