Global hotel and resort brand, Hilton hotel opened its fourth resort hotel in Seychelles. President of the Hilton Middles East, Africa and Turkey, Jochem-Jan Sleiffe officiated the ceremony and said the development was driven by demand by discerning travelers who seek after the western Indian Ocean islands for their vibrant tropical atmosphere and world-class hospitality. The dubbed ‘Mango House Seychelles’ is located along the edge of Anse Aux Poules Bleues in the south Mahe district of Baie Lazare. It was originally built as a family dwelling by celebrated Italian photographer Gian Paolo Barbieri.
“Mango House luxury brand Hilton LXR makes its debut in Seychelles, joining our acclaimed Hilton and DoubleTree by Hilton properties already welcoming guests. Seychelles is undoubtedly still one of the most attractive tourist destinations in the world for the discerning travelers. We are proud of the role our teams have played in the sustainable development of the Seychelles, and these new additions, coupled with Mango House Seychelles, LXR Hotels & Resorts, will give our guests an unprecedented range of world-class experiential options to choose from when planning what is sure to be an unforgettable visit,” said Mr. Jan Sleiffe.
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The Mango House Seychelles is nestled amongst the revitalizing fragrance of surrounding fruit trees and offers a sense of home in a private and secluded location, featuring 41 designed guest rooms, suites, and villas which offer unobstructed ocean views, adorned with distinctive natural décor echoing the rugged beauty of the Seychelles.
Mango House Seychelles provides a convivial retreat where guests can explore Mahé’s breath-taking canvas of sun, sea, and sand all the while enjoying a handcrafted hospitality experience. In addition Jochem-Jan Sleiffer said plans are underway to construct two more resorts in the country. This will total Hilton hotels in Seychelles to six. The two will be located on Platte Island and south of Mahe.
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