Hae hotelleja kohteessa Fleurimont

Zen Alliance is situated in Fleurimont and offers a garden. With inner courtyard views, this accommodation provides a patio.

Ness by D-Ocean is a beachfront hotel set in La Saline les Bains along one of the largest protected lagoon of the island and features an outdoor swimming pool and garden.

Le Kerveguen is located within 5 minutes’ drive from the beaches of Saint-Gilles, situated on a hill offering panoramic views of the Indian Ocean at walking distance to the supermarket Carrefour City...

Set on the beachfront in Boucan Canot, Le Saint Alexis **** Hotel & Spa offers 2 outdoor swimming pools and a 500 m² spa with a sauna.

Just 200 metres from the beach, Hôtel Le Récif provides Creole villas spread around 3 hectares of tropical gardens with 2 outdoor pools. It features a restaurant and a gazebo terrace.

Just a few minutes' walk from the beach of Saint-Gilles-les-Bains, Hotel Ylang-Ylang invites you to enjoy a peaceful, relaxing, and welcoming getaway in an adults-only establishment.

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Hinta oli kohtuullinen paikalliseen hintatasoon nähden. Ystävällinen palvelu. Siisti huone ja hyvä sänky. Poreallas toimi ja uima-allas oli pieni mutta siisti.

Hotel De la Plage is located a short walk from Roches Noires Beach, shops and the marina and offers a terrace and free WiFi.

Latitude 21 is located in Saint-Gilles-les-Bains, just a 6-minute drive from Roche Noire Beach and the Reunion Aquarium. It offers a tropical garden, sea views and a swimming pool.

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Huone merinäköalalla oli iso ja tyylikkäästi sisustettu. Majapaikalta olivat hyvät yhteydet autolla eri suuntiin St Leuhun tai Maïdolle. Hotelli oli hyvin rauhallinen ja huoneiden ilmastointilaite toimi hyvin.

This waterfront hotel has ocean views and is 35 km from Saint-Denis. It offers air-conditioned rooms with flat-screen TV, massage treatments an outdoor swimming pool with sun loungers and umbrellas.

Le Doudou Hôtel takes its name from “Doudou”, an affectionate term deeply rooted in the spicy lexicon of Reunionese Creole, meaning “my darling”.