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STORY Seychelles

A five-star boutique resort on Beau Vallon Beach on Mahé’s northwest coast (formerly Le Méridien Fisherman’s Cove), with Creole colonial architecture, suites and villas in tropical gardens by the sand, and a natural reef 50 metres offshore for snorkelling.

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At a glance

STORY Seychelles, formerly Le Méridien Fisherman’s Cove, is a five-star resort on Beau Vallon Beach, on the northwest coast of Mahé.

The resort is a boutique five-star at the quiet end of Beau Vallon, the largest and most popular beach on Mahé and one of the few swimmable all year. The architecture pairs Creole colonial with suites and villas in tropical gardens by the sand, a short walk from the beach bars and restaurants nearby.

Dining is a strength, with several restaurants and bars covering everything from fine dining to relaxed beachfront meals. A full-service spa, a 24-hour gym, an outdoor pool, and a tennis court round out the property, with a natural reef about 50 metres offshore for snorkelling off the beach. Victoria, the capital, is about ten minutes away, with Seychelles International Airport around 30 minutes by car.

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In detail

Food and Drink

Dining is one of the resort’s strong points, spread across several restaurants and bars. The range extends from fine dining to relaxed beachfront meals, with international menus alongside Creole and seafood, and sunset cocktails over the bay.

With Beau Vallon’s own restaurants and bars a short walk away, there is plenty of choice on the doorstep too, though most guests find enough variety without leaving the resort.
Spa and Wellness

A full-service spa covers a wide treatment menu, from massages and facials to body wraps and aromatherapy. The fitness side extends to a 24-hour gym, yoga classes, and an outdoor tennis court, with an outdoor pool at the centre of the resort.

The real wellness draw is the water: Beau Vallon stays calm and swimmable through the year, and a natural reef about 50 metres out makes for easy snorkelling.
Location

STORY Seychelles sits on Beau Vallon, a long curve of sand on the northwest coast of Mahé and the island’s busiest, most sociable beach. The water is calm and swimmable year-round, which is not true everywhere in the Seychelles, with a reef just offshore.

The capital, Victoria, with its market and museums, is about ten minutes away, and Seychelles International Airport is around 30 minutes by car.

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Room Types

Superior Room

30 sqm rooms in the main building at the rear of the hotel, with a king-size bed and an open-plan layout.

A large private terrace faces the sea. The entry-level category at STORY Seychelles, suited to couples wanting the resort’s setup at the more accessible end of the range.

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Deluxe Room Ocean View

Spacious 45 sqm rooms surrounded by tropical fauna, with a private garden terrace and beachfront views of the Indian Ocean.

Soft and muted shades carry through the décor. An open-plan layout suited to couples wanting more space and a beachfront orientation.

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Junior Suite Ocean View

45 sqm junior suites surrounded by tropical fauna, with a private garden terrace and beachfront views of the Indian Ocean.

The same soft, muted shades as the Deluxe Room, in a junior suite configuration. A natural step up from the Deluxe Room.

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Family Suite Garden View

60 sqm garden suites with soft voile drapes, high ceilings, and dark wood furnishings, giving a Creole atmosphere throughout.

Double doors open onto a private balcony with sun loungers, surrounded by gardens dotted with Alamanda flowers. Suited to families wanting the garden-facing setting.

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Deluxe Ocean Front Suite

55 sqm split-level cottage-style suites with espresso machines, HiFi systems, and CD players. A Le Méridien king-size bed shares the upper level with an open-plan bathroom and a spacious open shower.

A separate sitting area on the lower level. Contemporary, crisp, and fresh — suited to couples and business guests alike.

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Executive Ocean View Hilltop Suite

A 70 sqm hilltop suite in dark wood with Creole accents in the architecture, giving a distinctly Seychelles feel.

A sweeping wooden terrace opens onto wide bay views. A natural pick for couples wanting the elevated outlook and the most generous footprint at the hilltop level.

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Executive Suite Ocean View

A 70 sqm suite with a warm natural palette and Creole décor details. Crisp clean lines and added worktop space make a functional work environment for business guests.

A private balcony looks over the swaying coconut palms and tropical flora, with sea views beyond.

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