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Category 2 - List of Authorised Accomodation for Visitors from Permitted Countries As at 01.02.2021 Category 2 - List of Authorised Accomodation for visitors from permitted countries as at 01.02.2021 Manager/Contact Person ID Business Name License Type Rooms Island Address Contact number Email Anse La Mouche 1 340 Degrees Mountain View Apartments Self Catering 6 Mr.Robin Richemond Mahe 2511119 [email protected] Anse Petit Cours 2 Acquario Self Catering 6 Mrs Nora Philoe Praslin 4232095 [email protected] 3 Agnes Cottage Self Catering 2 Ms. Agnes Pierre La Digue Anse reunion 2781218/2716642 [email protected] Anse La Mouche 4 Alha Villa Self Catering 6 Ms. Pascalina Monty Mahe 2510901 [email protected] 5 Alphonse Island Lodge Small Hotel 35 Mr. Scott Mitchell Alphonse Alphonse 4229030 [email protected] Anse La Mouche 6 Anse La Mouche Holiday Apartment Self Catering 10 Mr. Rowdy Kilindo Mahe 2515805 [email protected] 7 Anse Soleil Beachcomber self catering Self Catering 4 Mr Joseph Albert Mahe Baie Lazare 2611469 [email protected] Belle Vue, La 8 Armony Residence Self Catering 2 Mrs. Celine Hoti Mahe Misere 2513165/4345157 [email protected] 9 Au Fond De Mer View Self Catering 6 Ms. Solana Boniface Mahe Fairyland 2526945 [email protected] 10 Auberge D'Anse Boileau Small Hotel 9 Mr. Michael Lavigne Mahe Anse Boileau 4355050 [email protected] 11 Augerine Small Hotel Small Hotel 15 Mr. Terry Sandapin Mahe Beau Vallon 4247257/4247251 [email protected] 12 AVANI Seychelles Barbarons Resort & Spa Large Hotel 124 Mr Jessica Giroux Mahe Barbarons 4673000 [email protected] Mount Simpson 13 Bambous River Lodge Self Catering 10 Mr Johannes Pool Mahe 4303828 / 2516212 [email protected] 14 Beach Cottages Self Catering 6 Ms. Katrina Soleil Mahe Belombre 4247861/2515547 [email protected] 15 Beach Cove Self Catering 4 Mr. Hudson Soleil Mahe Belombre 4247861/2595382 [email protected] 16 Beach Kaz Self Catering 3 Mrs. Marlene Powell mahe Anse Forbans 2570481 [email protected] Anse Poule Bleus 17 Beau Bassin Inn Self Catering Self Catering 2 Mr. Gilbert Tirant Mahe 2576234 [email protected] 18 Bel Horizon Self Catering 6 Mrs. Denise Michaud Mahe Beau- Vallon 2520061 [email protected] 19 Berjaya Praslin Beach Large Hotel 74 Mr. Norazman Chung Praslin Cote Dor 4286286/ 4232183 [email protected] 20 Beryl Guesthouse Guesthouse 3 Mrs. Beryl Tirant La Digue La Passe 2565571 [email protected] 21 Bliss Hotel Small Hotel 24 Mrs. Mylene Morel Mahe Glacis 4261369/4261184 [email protected] 22 Bliss Hotel Praslin Medium Hotel 27 Mr. Adrien De Henau Praslin Grand Anse 2535212 [email protected] 23 Blue Hill Guesthouse 7 Ms. Nan Cui Mahe Sans Soucis 2543889 [email protected] Ms. Paule Ward Horner 24 Blue Horizon Villas Self Catering 3 Mahe Pointe Au Sel 2510206/2573055 [email protected] 25 Bois D'Amour Self Catering 6 Mr. Alvis Waye-Hive La Digue Anse Reunion 4234490 [email protected] 2524342/ 4371027/ 26 Bougainvillea Self Catering 5 Mrs Mary Mondon Mahe Bougainville 2799903 [email protected] 27 Calou Guesthouse Guesthouse 5 Mrs. Wilvina Jesinhaus La Digue La Passe 4234083 [email protected] Turtle Bay, Au 2529221/4375528/ 28 Cap Sud Self Catering Self Catering 5 Mrs. Bessy Lucas Mahe Cap 2516263 [email protected] 29 Captains villa Self Catering 9 Mr Flolise Larue Mahe Anse Forbans 2515700/2527228 Captain's [email protected] 30 Carana Beach Hotel Medium Hotel 40 Ms. Laura Uzice Mahe Glacis 4383333 [email protected] Bed & Breakfast 31 Carana Hilltop Villa Guesthouse 4 Mrs. Eileen Michaud Mahe Glacis 2539147 [email protected] 32 Casa De Leela Self Catering 7 Mr. Robert Pool La Digue La Passe 2512223/ 4234415 [email protected] [email protected]; [email protected] 33 Casa Grande Self Catering 2 Mr Didier Ally Praslin Anse Boudin 2582180 Mrs. Marie Alexandra 34 Cashew Nut Grove chalets Self Catering 6 Marandel Mahe Grand Anse 2719656/2524465 [email protected] 35 Castello Beach Hotel Medium Hotel 26 Mr. Michel Nibourette Praslin Anse Kerlan 2298900/2527450 [email protected] Mr. & Mrs. Walter & Lizel 36 Casurina Hills Villas Self Catering 2 Tirant Mahe Le Niol 2540092 / 4266686 [email protected] 37 Cavern Self Catering Apartments Self Catering 6 Mr.Robin Richemond Praslin Baie Ste Anne 2511119 [email protected] 38 Cerf Island Resort Small Hotel 24 Mrs. Foram Varsani Cerf Cerf 4294500 [email protected] 39 Chalet Bamboo Vert Guesthouse 6 Mr. Selby Pool La Digue La Passe 2643507 [email protected] Mr. Joseph & Mrs. 40 Chalets Bougainville Self Catering 5 Margrit Aglae Mahe Bougainville 4372021 [email protected] 41 Chalets D'Anse Forbans Self Catering 16 Mrs. Daphne Jumeau Mahe Anse Forbans 4366111 [email protected] Mr. Serge Lablache De 42 Chateau Sans Soucis Small Hotel 12 Charmoy Praslin Anse Kerlan 4233020 [email protected] Chauvre 43 Chauvre Souris Small Hotel 5 Mr. Marco Barilari Souris Chauvre Souris 2727380 [email protected] 44 Chez Coco Self Catering Self Catering 3 Mr. Colin Adrienne Mahe Au Cap 2711234/2788188 [email protected] 45 Chez Marva Self Catering 2 Ms. Marva Lesperance La Digue Anse Reunion 2604905 [email protected] Mrs. Marie Thyroomooldy 46 Chez Remy Self Catering 1 Mahe Beau Vallon 4248429 [email protected] Mrs. Rose Marie Cobian 47 Coco Bay Villa Self Catering 3 Praslin Anse Volbert 2782826 [email protected] 48 Coco Blanche Self Catering 5 Mrs. Caroline Deltel Mahe Anse Royale 2571362 [email protected] Anse Bois De 49 Coco De Mer & Black Parrot Suites Medium Hotel 40 Mr. Ash Behari Praslin Rose 4290555 [email protected] Mr. Stephane Duchenne 50 Constance Ephelia Resort Large Hotel 309 Mahe Port Glaud 4395000/2524123 [email protected] 51 Constance Lemuria Resort Large Hotel 105 Mr. Bruno Le Gac Praslin Anse Kerlans 2516171 [email protected] 52 Cote D'Or Lodge Small Hotel 37 Mr. Marco Barilari Praslin Cote D'Or 2727380 [email protected] Mrs. Josee Manca 53 Cote Sud Self Catering 4 Gonthier Mahe Intendance 4366075/ 4366343 [email protected] [email protected]; 54 Cousine Island Resort Small Hotel 4 Mr. Steven Bennet Cousine Cousine 432 110 /2600 441 [email protected] Anse La Mouche 4241102/4355693/ 55 Creole Breeze Self Catering 8 Mrs. Linda Simmons Mahe 2511062 [email protected] Criollo House Self Catering 10 Ms Loulou Metcalfe Mahe Beau Vallon 2570322 [email protected] 56 Crown Beach Seychelles Small Hotel 12 Mrs. Alice Tirant Mahe Au Cap 4382800/4372129 [email protected] 57 Dar & Douce Self Catering 4 Mr. Peter Sinon Mahe Au Cap 2723900/2811752 [email protected] 58 Deckenia Self Catering 5 Mrs. Therese Ferarri Praslin Cote Dor 2508337/ 4236288 [email protected]; 59 [email protected] Demeur De Cap Macon Self Catering 6 Mrs. Mary Anna Scheer Mahe Anse Forbans 2711184 [email protected] 60 Denis Island Medium Hotel 25 Mr. Vorner Dupreez Denis Denis 4295999/4288963 [email protected]; 61 mnaikenmasonstravel.com Dhevatara Beach Hotel Small Hotel 10 Mr. Rene Squires Praslin Grand Anse 4237333 [email protected] 62 Domaine Desaubin Self Catering 3 Mrs. Lena Desaubin Mahe Intandance 4366169/2722781 [email protected] 63 DoubleTree by Hilton Seychelles Allamanda Medium Hotel 30 Mr.Daniele Fabbri Mahe Anse Forbans 4388800 [email protected] 64 Resort & Spa East View Self Catering Self Catering 4 Mr. Ray Hoareau Mahe Au Cap 2512060 [email protected] 65 Eden Hills Residence Self Catering 9 Mr. Leo Hoevers Mahe Anse Louis 2715458/2717272 [email protected] 66 Round 4672727/4672702/ 67 Enchanted Island Resort Small Hotel 12 Mr. Burak Aydin Island Round Island 2605501 [email protected] 68 Erica's Residence Self catering Apartments Self Catering 2 Mrs. Erica Pool East Au Cap 2783123 [email protected] Fairy Tern Self Catering 2 Mr. Kevin Horner Cerf Cerf 4321733 [email protected] 69 Fleur De Sel Self Catering 4 Mrs. Anne Laure D'Offay Mahe Anse Royale 2515253/2717273 [email protected]; 70 [email protected] Fleur De Sel Villa Self Catering 4 Mrs. Anne Laure D'Offay Mahe Anse Royale 2515253/2717273 [email protected]; 71 [email protected] Flower Garden Self Catering 4 Mr. Paul Marc Hoareau Mahe Beau Vallon 2517232 [email protected] 72 Mr. Marcel Oostenbrink 73 Four Seasons Resort Seychelles Large Hotel 67 Mahe Baie Lazare 4393000 [email protected] Four Seasons Resort Seychelles at Desroches 74 Island (Residential Villas only) Large Hotel 31 Mr. Nick Solomon Desroches Desroches 4229400 [email protected] 75 Fregate Island Resort Small Hotel 16 Mr. Hilton Hasting Fregate Fregate +41 41 798 0800 [email protected] 76 Granite Self Catering Self Catering 1 Ms. Sylvia Adrienne La Digue La passe 2522518 [email protected] Bed & Breakfast Anse a la 77 Grannkaz Guesthouse 6 Ms. Mavis Lafortune Mahe Mouche 2511005 [email protected] 78 GT Properties Self Catering 6 Mr. Imtiaz Umargi Mahe Beau Vallon 2589114 [email protected] Healing Island Self Catering 3 Mr. Roy Sinon Mahe Anse Royale 2538456 [email protected] 79 Heliconia Grove Self Catering 11 Mrs. Maryvonne D'Offay Praslin Cote D'Or 2578164/ 4233770/ [email protected] 80 4323201 Hillside Retreat Self Catering 2 Mrs. Anne Lise Platt Mahe Anse Poules Ble 2719647/2719646 [email protected] 81 Hilton Seychelles Labriz Silhouette Resort & Spa Large Hotel 117 Mr. Andre Borg Silhouette Silhouette 4293949 [email protected] 82 Hilton Seychelles Northolme Resort & Spa Large Hotel 56 Mr. Daniele Fabri Mahe Glacis 4209000/2525556 [email protected] 83 Hotel Bel Air Bed & Breakfast 7 Mr. Roland Rasool Mahe Bel Air 2513100 [email protected] 84 Guesthouse Hotel L'Archipel Medium Hotel 30 Mr. Eddie Doffay Praslin Anse 4284700 [email protected] 85 Gouvernment Hotel Plein Soleil Small Hotel 10 Ms.
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