Hilton’s newest resort in the Seychelles opens for bookings

In November 2020, Hilton announced that it would be opening its 4^th resort in the Seychelles which would start accepting guests in late 2021. Today the hotel chain has confirmed the hotel will be welcoming guests from 1^st July 2021 and is now accepting bookings.

Mango House Seychelles will have 41 guest rooms and nine suites. An Italian photographer, Gian Paolo Barbieri, originally built the property as a family dwelling by. Located in in the south Mahe district of Baie Lazare and surrounded by fruit trees along the edge of Anse Aux Poules Bleues, Mango House Seychelles promises a sense of home in a private and remote location.

Mango House Seychelles joins 4 other properties operated by Hilton in the Indian Ocean country.  The resort will be operated under the LXR brand which is positioned as a much more luxurious proposition when compared to its sister properties in the country- Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa, Hilton Seychelles Northolme Resort & Spa and DoubleTree by Hilton Seychelles — Allamanda Resort & Spa.

The vice president for Hilton in the Middle East, Carlos Khneisser, said that “Mango House Seychelles will allow guests to delight in a myriad of unique and exciting culinary concepts, including a variety of locally inspired menus. Guests can look forward to enjoying a boutique luxury resort experience at this outstanding LXR property.”

The five food and beverage venues will include a Japanese restaurant, Azido.

“It’s a pleasure to introduce LXR to the Seychelles where our guests will experience the unique story of this incredible property come to life,” said Feisal Jaffer, head of LXR Hotels & Resorts.

He added that “Mango House Seychelles will deliver handcrafted hospitality with the rich and fascinating Seychellois culture. The property will be a fabulous addition to our growing collection, and we look forward to extending LXR’s exceptional service to both visitors and locals of these fabled islands.”