Surprisingly well developed resort complex. We really liked the beach & pool location as well as the very helpful staff, convenient location, ferry port transfer service, availability of rental bikes, etc.

The air conditioner in our room struggled during the daytimes. Also, we felt like the accommodation was rather expensive for a less fancy-style stay

We stayed in the standard garden room which was nicely decorated and with a very comfortable bed. We loved the beautiful garden and the greenery. The pool was clean and we enjoyed the pool bar and the seating in the shade around the tree. The beach is not really good for swimming but still nice. The food in the restaurant was good, standard breakfast and a nice selection for dinner. There was a lot of swings and lounge chairs spread around the beach, perfect for watching the sunset. We appreciated the ferry pick-up and drop-off service.

Wifi was terrible, barely usable. Besides texting, most stuff took forever to open, if at all. At our first dinner, we ordered drinks, were charged for it, but they never arrived. However, the staff removed the charge after we notified them of the issue. The restaurant staff seemed to be poorly organized. The AC in the room was badly positioned, the cold air blew directly on the bed and could not be adjusted differently so it was not usable at night.

Lovely welcome Lovely place

Wifi was extremely slow.( we were advised that due to the bad weather, it will be slow) Be however next day was a very sunny and extremely nice weather, but the wifi remain the same

The hotel is placed in a very nice park with many beautiful trees. You can hire a bike next to the hotel to hike around the island and explore it. The island is beautiful and really worth visiting. The House in the park was very nice with a comfortable small terrace. There is a nice swimming pool in the hotel. The hotel offers also free transport from and to the port. Which is also very nice.

Breakfasts were really poor. You couldn’t even fill your bottle with water to take with you. Which is quite normal on other hotels. The most important thing is that it is a THREE STAR hotel, not like Booking Com suggests a four Star one. That is really misleading. There was a constant problem with towels. We usually needed to ask for clean towels. They were usually lacking. Once I even felt as if I took the towels with me to my luggage and asked for more. Not very nice. There is a bidet in the bathroom, but no towels for it. Clean towels were usually a problem here. Again, something which is quite normal in other hotels wasn’t normal here.

We were in one of the Lodge’s special buildings, in the house located within the L'Union Estate National Park. It is completely separate from the main building and the double bungalows, and you have to cycle about 1 km to reach the main building. In return, you can enter the national park for free, and several times a day you pass the Grand Monolith and the giant tortoises living beneath it. I recommend this for families, as there are two separate rooms with two bathrooms and a central area with a well-equipped kitchen (microwave, oven, kettle), and we also had a washing machine. There was also a large TV with many channels available. There is plenty of space, the building is airy, not a tiny hotel room. The terrace is wonderful because from there you can see the ocean – the water is about 10 metres from the house – and you can walk down between fig trees and palms to the white sand. Since this area is part of the otherwise closed national park, there is nobody on the beach, even though in theory they could be, because in Seychelles all beaches are accessible, so anyone can go there. It is astonishing how undisturbed the beach is – in the evening the crabs had dug themselves into the sand, knowing that between 7 p.m. and 9 a.m. nobody would be around. I congratulate the people of La Digue and Seychelles for their nature-friendly way of life; we also tried not to disturb the wildlife. At night there is perfect silence, only the roar of the ocean can be heard. We booked the house with breakfast, and it was very good – varied and tasty. It was great that breakfast was available until 10 a.m., so late enough that there was no stress. The house is a 15-minute bike ride from one of the world’s most beautiful beaches (Grand Anse) and within walking distance of another (Anse Source d’Argent). Every single person we came into contact with was very kind, helpful, and polite.

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We stayed in one of the villas at Union Estate, which was very nice, directly on the beach and inside the gates of the union estate. We were in Takamaka villa and it was very nice in layout and everything we needed for a nice stay was there.

It was a little far away from the main hotel so we opted out of having breakfast at the hotel and had our own breakfast in the villa instead - we found the pricing of the breakfast too high. Also, we had read somewhere that when staying in the villas you get bikes from the hotel - turned out not to be the case. Would be a nice feature since it is a 10min walk to the main building. But these are just smaller details, overall we were very satisfied and would stay in the villas again of we come back.

Gardens, services, rooms. Wifi is ok. Meals are fine. Not French,Italian, JP - "haut cusine", but typical UK or German quality. Beach is scenic, white sandy/corals with multiple beautiful hanging palmtrees. Easy go 100m toward reef and water totally clear and good for snorkeling.

You have to pay for drinking water at the resort, ~5$ per liter.

The hotel is very nice, the chalets are just lovely, and they have a beautiful private beach. Tasty breakfast and dinner. The location couldn’t be better, just a walking distance from Anse Source d’argent, one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.

There a small hidden charge called tourism tax, 100rps per person for every night. This tax should be included in the original price and should not be left as a surprise on the check in! The booking mentioned that Lunch and Dinner are included.It should also highlight that drinks at dinner even water and soft drinks are charged separately!

We stayed at La Digue Island Lodge for two nights and really enjoyed our time there. The hotel has a beautiful and relaxing ambience, and the staff—from security to housekeeping and the gardeners—were all very friendly and welcoming. Our room was comfortable, with a cozy bed that made for a great night's sleep. The bathroom amenities were decent and met our needs. One of the best parts of the stay was the location—it's perfectly situated near all the key places to explore on the island, and there’s a convenient bike rental right outside the property, which made getting around super easy. And of course, the swimming pool was a highlight for me—clean, inviting, and just what I love! Overall, it was a lovely stay and a great base for discovering La Digue.

That said, there’s room for improvement. Some of the reception and restaurant staff could be more accommodating and friendly to better match the overall charm of the hotel. Also, while the beachfront is scenic and perfect for watching sunsets, it's not the easiest spot for swimming. Overall, it’s a solid place to stay on La Digue, and with a few small changes, it could be even better.

We received a 5 star service throughout. The reception starting with a pick up from the Jetty, to the service during breakfast was all awesome. Every staff member including the security was super professional and helpful. The resort itself is beautiful and lovely. We booked the first night in the budget friendly units outside the resort itself but we still received the 5 star service from the resort.

I missed the part that the room we booked was not in the resort itself but was close enough to the resort to still enjoy breakfast and other benefits from the resort, we moved into the beach chalet the next day and they handled the luggage transfer and everything for us.