Standard Rooms (43m²)
The decor is strikingly attractive, with pure, simple lines contrasting with bright green touches on the bedspreads, and an inspired image of a bird of paradise on the wall above the headboard. With the terrace door wide open, the colours in the Room seem to blend with the trees and plants outside.

Superior Room (46m²)
Warm, sunny colours envelop the room. The decor is attractively uncluttered, with clean, contemporary lines offset here by touches of red orange.

Deluxe Rooms (49m²)
The orchid feature again predominates above the headboard of the queen-size bed, but this time shades of fuchsia are featured throughout to dramatic effect.
Kiatt, a wood from North Africa, is used throughout all the rooms. The clean, contemporary lines of the basic décor, offset here by the warmth of natural wood and the touches of fuchsia colour, have a simply stunning impact.

The main restaurant is divided into three and based on the exciting concept of open kitchens, which adds a touch of theatre to the range of international cuisine. For the first part of the day, Tamassa specialises in lavish buffet breakfasts and lunches. Dinner is either à la carte or a sumptuous buffet.

There is also a beach bar and restuarant and a loveky Lounge Bar, prefect for that pre or post dinner drink.

There are 3 beautiful pools and a very good kid's club.

Free of charge: windsurfing, aqua gym, pedal boats, kayaks, sailing, snorkelling, glass-bottom-boat rides and water-skiing.
For a fee: speedboat rides, diving (PADI) and deep-sea fishing, for which Mauritius is famous.

Free of charge: gym, beach volley, stretching classes, table tennis, petanque and floodlit tennis courts.
For a fee: mountain bikes, billiards and game machines.
Next to the hotel is an excellent 18-hole championship golf course.