© Shangri-La Le Touessrok, MauritiusShangri-La Le Touessrok, Mauritius
East CoastLuxuryBy road 45′
Tilted toward Dining; Snorkelling is weaker and needs to be OK with you.
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Experience scores
Who it suits — and who it doesn’t
- + Couple
- + With kids
- + Three generations
- − People who put snorkelling first
Guest reputation
Tripadvisor ranking: 3 of 5 in Trou d'eau Douce; sub-scores location 4.8 / rooms 4.8 / cleanliness 4.8 / service 4.7 / sleep 4.8 / value 4.4
Common praise
- Friendly staff and well-regarded service
- Spacious, clean rooms with sea views
- Many restaurants, plus the private island and golf
- Butler service and exclusive breakfast in the Frangipani wing
- Usually called "Shangri-La"; lots of private-island and restaurant review posts
Common complaints
- Food and drink outside the package is pricey
- Remote location
- A few guests report thin staffing at peak meals and a clunky check-in
Tripadvisor 4.7/5 (about 3,018 reviews, 3 of 5 in Trou d'eau Douce) and Google 4.6/5 (2,645 reviews). Praise centres on service, cleanliness, the private island and the Frangipani wing; the drawbacks are the remote location, pricey extras outside the package and thin staffing at peak times. Xiaohongshu volume is medium, mostly private-island and restaurant reviews (titles only read).
Island & location
- Island
- On the east coast at Trou d'Eau Douce, with six beaches and a private island.
- Area
- N/A
- Vegetation
- Lush
- House reef
- Limited · Free snorkelling in the lagoon and daily boat snorkel trips; the house reef itself is not the strength, so book an outing if you want to see fish.
- Official site
- Open →
What East Coast is like →Seaplane vs speedboat →Low vs high season →
Data
Basics
- Atoll
- East Coast
- Tier
- Luxury
- Low-season price
- $694–$1,250 / night
- High-season price
- $1,042–$1,944 / night
- How you arrive
- By road
- Time from Malé
- approx. 45 min
- Minimum child age
- No limit
Villas
- Villas
- 185 villas
- Villa size
- 56–56 m²
- Villa highlights
- Frangipani wing: butler service + adults-only poolPrivate Îlot Mangénie with free water-sport outingsFive restaurants including Kushi (Japanese) and Safran (Indian)
Facilities
- Dining
- 5 restaurants · 3 bars
- Amenities
- Dive centreSpaGymKids club ages 4–11Public pool
Good for
- Good for
- HoneymoonFamily celebration
Sources
- Villas: resort website · shangri-la.com · 2026-10-14
- Facilities: resort website · shangri-la.com · 2026-10-16
- Good for: editorial research · 2026-09-28
- Price / scores: editorial estimate (unverified)
Quick answers
- How do you get to Shangri-La Le Touessrok, Mauritius?
- By road, about 45 minutes. About 45 minutes by road (roughly 23 km, east coast) from Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport, with no boat; hotel transfers are available.
- Does Shangri-La Le Touessrok, Mauritius have a house reef? How is the snorkelling?
- House-reef snorkelling: Limited. Free snorkelling in the lagoon and daily boat snorkel trips; the house reef itself is not the strength, so book an outing if you want to see fish.
- Is Shangri-La Le Touessrok, Mauritius good for kids?
- Children of all ages are welcome, and there is a kids club (ages 4–11). Some guests report thin staffing at busy meal times, and meals outside the package are not cheap.
- How much does Shangri-La Le Touessrok, Mauritius cost per night?
- About $694–$1,250 a night in low season and $1,042–$1,944 in high season (a guide — check the resort’s site).
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Data is still being compiled; scores and descriptions are under continuous review. Last updated: 2026-09-28