Gay Mauritius · Luxury Hotels

Shangri-La Le Touessrok is set on the east coast of Trou D'Eau Douce. It's the most private setting on the island - you could imagine Madonna strolling through the lobby wearing large sunglasses.

Having been voted the Best Hotel In Africa and the Indian Ocean for three years in row, this hotel really is the best of the best.

All villas come with a 24-hour butler, so all your needs and desires can be fulfilled. If you want a martini or a fruit kebab delivered to your sun lounger, ask and you shall receive.

Sunset horse riding and even horse swimming are among the activities on offer. You can also set out on a private catamaran cruise with your own chef on board.

All of the rooms are excellent, especially the suites on the Frangipani Wing.

Designed by Jean Marc Eynaud and David Edwards, Constance Prince Maurice is exceptionally chic. The infinity pool is surrounded by tropical greenery - it's a great spot to have a drink and watch the sunset.

The hotel's three restaurants are excellent - especially the floating restaurant. The wine sommelier is a master of his art, and he'll be sure to pair you with the perfect bottle.

This hotel really is the pearl of the Indian Ocean.

The Westin Turtle Bay is a luxury 5-star resort in tropical Mauritius. Known to be gay-friendly, the hotel is ideal for a gay or lesbian honeymoon.

We've personally stayed here and loved every second. The staff were hugely attentive and were at our beck and call whenever needed.

With a spectacular spa, restaurants featuring an abundance of tasty multi-cultural cuisine, and views that will make all your friends jealous, this is one of the most popular resorts for gay travelers on the island.

Located on one of the best beaches in Mauritius, this hotel offers Mediterranean style villas ranged along winding paths. Surrounded by tropical nature, you'll see fruit bats feasting in the trees during summer.

The 372 all face the sea; the decor is chic and understated. The senior suites are particularly nice.

There are four restaurants to choose from. We found the fish risotto at Ponte Vecchio to be a winner.

20 Degrees Sud is located in a coconut grove near the Grand Baie.

This is the first boutique hotel in Mauritius and it doesn't disappoint. The decor is chic and inviting.

Should you desire and yoga teacher or a personal trainer, ask and you shall receive.

The spa offers a range of treatments including couples rituals and even neck nirvana.

The hotel has 29 rooms and 7 suites. They are more homely than most on the island - all are decorated with antiques and they come with Nespresso machines.

La Voile beach bar offers a selection of 70 premium rums. There's also as sommelier from Nice on hand to help with life's insurmountable problems.

Located on the west coast of Mauritius, Sugar Beach is a large hotel a plantation-style.

The hotel has a huge pool and one of the best gyms in Mauritius. You can even join a karate class.

The rooms are light and airy - designed in warm greens and golds, we found the marble-effect bathrooms to be top notch.