Royal Palm Beachcomber Luxury

Stylishly decorated in soft peachy tones with touches of rust, this haven of elegance provides an intimate and soothing atmosphere. Soft romantic light filters through the windows and bathes the room that features contemporary wooden furniture. Through the lush palm trees there is a delightful view over the bay. The Junior Suite provides a private getaway for guests to enjoy the peaceful setting and first-class service of the Royal Palm in Mauritius.

With a private staircase leading to the pristine beach, the Tropical Suite blends comfort and luxury in its spacious interior. The bedroom extends onto a cosy lounge all decorated in lime green, turquoise and beige shades that bring the tropics into your room with warmth and brightness. The suite opens onto a lovely terrace which overlooks the beach and ocean, inviting guests to enjoy Royal Palm’s beautiful outdoor settings at any time of the day.

The gorgeous Ocean Suite offers a breath-taking view of the turquoise ocean and features a spacious bedroom, a large separated lounge, a luxurious bathroom, and a double terrace opening onto the gardens and the sea. To provide optimum privacy without compromising the sense of space, the bedroom and the lounge are separated by timber Venetian blinds. The blinds can be opened and closed at your convenience, giving you control over light and privacy. Deep-seated couches and elegant wooden furniture set against natural stone flooring and a range of fine fabrics mixing beige, bronze and turquoise hues provide an instant feeling of warmth, calm and intimacy. The bathroom combines finishes in marble and wood to create a sophisticated look. The suite’s terrace can accommodate up to four guests for an alfresco dinner and is the ideal place to relax while looking at Royal Palm’s superb beach.

Surrounded by lush tropical gardens, the Palm Suite has been designed to convey a sense of refined tropical lifestyle. Decorated in violet and beige, the delicate colours are complemented contemporary wooden furniture crafted by local artisans. A decoratively carved wooden screen divides the bedroom and the lounge which in turns opens onto a large outdoor terrace looking out to the beach. The suite is bathed in the glow of natural light, creating a soothing, relaxing atmosphere.

Offering two bedrooms and two bathrooms, this suite is perfect for a family. Rich tones of bronze, red, coral, olive green and gold contrasted against natural stone flooring combine to create a cosy and elegant atmosphere accented with tropical influences. Sleek wooden furniture blends in harmoniously to complement the elegant setting. The main bedroom includes an en-suite living area with a silk drape that can be pulled across for added privacy. The bedroom extends onto a spacious terrace, perfect for enjoying quality family time. Parents and children will enjoy a sense of freedom with their own bedrooms and luxurious bathrooms. Located on the ground floor, the Garden Suite is ideal for families looking for refined comfort.

The Senior Suite features a stylish interior with a luxurious contemporary feel. The suite consists of a large bedroom and living area opening onto the beach and sea. The bedroom’s luxurious look is achieved with elegant wooden furniture, matte marble floors and rich fabrics including fine linen, velvet and silk. The colour palette switches from shades of pearl grey and orange in the bedroom to bronze, gold, ochre and copper hues in the lounge area. Combining finishes in wood and marble, the grand en-suite bathroom offers an uninterrupted view onto the tropical gardens and features a walk-in wardrobe and beautiful sunken bathtub. The spacious lounge area extends onto a comfortable and intimate terrace, decorated with plush outdoor furniture perfectly laid out to enjoy alfresco living. Complete privacy is guaranteed and a private staircase takes guests directly to the beach, just a few steps away.

The Penthouse’s impressive entrance gives guests a foretaste of the luxury that awaits inside. Extra high ceilings let in natural light that bathes the large living area, lavish bathroom, and luxurious bedroom in the Mauritian sun. The bedroom has a soft romantic look with lovely straw, bronze and gold tones. Separated from the bedroom with a silk drape, the living room combines bold tropical patterns and delicate violet, gold and taupe hues. It opens directly onto a large outdoor terrace which in turns leads to the gardens and sea. The outdoor area is partially covered to allow for alfresco living. The outdoor furniture has been tastefully laid out for your comfort, whether it be for dining, sunbathing or simply relaxing in an enchanting setting. Designed as a luxurious holiday house, this suite holds all the cards for a dream holiday in Mauritius.

The Presidential Suite demonstrates ultimate sophistication and elegance with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living area, and a large terrace. Plush furniture and accessories decorate the living room that leads onto the spacious terrace where up to six guests can enjoy an alfresco meal next to the sea. Both radiant and cosy, the bedroom features splashes of straw, bronze and golden hues which convey a warm, intimate feel. Equipped with contemporary  furniture, the spacious bathroom features a skylight that pours light onto you as you bathe. Offering breathtaking views onto the bay, the terrace is where you can relax and watch the dazzling sunsets.

Decorated in bright blue and orange to contrast the cool grey rugs and furniture, the unique Royal Suite gives you the opportunity to, as the name would suggest, feel like royalty. With a spacious living area, private deck and pool, and a gorgeous master bedroom this Suite is a haven of relaxation. The private infinity pool overlooks the beach and ocean beyond it while the the master bedroom on the top floor of the suite opens onto a private terrace with a spectacular view of the beach and lagoon. Known as the “135”, the Royal Suite is somewhat of a legend in the Royal Palm Beachcomber Luxury.

Located at the heart of the hotel, the main bar is fitted with stylish and comfortable furniture arranged with impeccable taste to complement the open-plan design. Guests may enjoy commanding views of the beach and sea below, at any time of the day whether it be to relax, socialise with friends or admire one of the island ’s glorious sunsets.

Royal Palm offers a range of sports facilities that you can make use of to practice your favourite sports. With some, like tennis, you can benefit from the guidance of a team of professionals.

Facilities

• 1 squash court
• Table tennis
• Bocciball
• Dart Board
• 3 tennis courts
• Personal/group coaching

Close to the hotel’s main pool and public areas, the boathouse is easy to access for all guests. Enthusiasts and amateurs of all ages will be able to practice the water sport of their choice in one of the island’s finest lagoons. All activities offered at the boathouse are supervised by experienced instructors.

Facilities

• Water Skiing
• Windsurfing
• Kayaks
• Sailing
• Glass bottom boats
• Snorkelling
• Private boats excursions
• Stand-Up Paddle
• Wakeboarding
• Scuba Diving**
• **Activities involving cost

The sports centre, located at the heart of the hotel, offers a range of equipment for you to try while a team of professional trainers and supervisors ensure your safety and offer classes.

Facilities

• 1 ground pilates studio
• 1 cardio room
• 1 fitness room
• 1 room dedicated to Kinesis and Power Plate

Treat yourself to a pampering session at the spa and indulge in the tranquil atmosphere and the gorgeous setting. Luxury takes form on the extensive spa menu featuring both ancestral rituals and cutting-edge technology.

There are a number of outings and trips well worth going on in the area around Royal Palm. 

• Underwater sightseeing – Comfortably seated in the cabin of the Nessee, a semi-submersible specialised in underwater outings in Grand Baie, you can explore the Mauritian seabed without getting wet
• L’aventure du Sucre – Between the walls of an old sugar factory in Beau Plan, the Aventure du Sucre narrates the inspiring history of the sugar industry of Mauritius
• Pamplemousses Garden – A very popular tourist attraction, the garden today bears the name of Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam, first Prime Minister of an independent Mauritius
• The Museum of Photography of Mauritius –  Many documents on the history of photography in Mauritius  are exposed in the Mauritius Photography Museum and it’s a worthwhile trip for someone interested in photography or the history of Mauritius

The accommodation achieves 100% of irrigation via recycled waste water through waste water treatment plants installed. Endemic plants are privileged to reduce irrigation needs and on Le Morne Peninsula, the hotels/resorts produce their own water from desalination. This allows 800m3 of potable water to be redistributed to the nearby villages on a daily basis.

Advanced pool water quality monitoring and control systems have been installed on all our main pools and help greatly in reducing the number and period of backwash required for these pools. This, in turn, has helped reduce the volume of water lost to drain via backwash. All staff zones are fitted with automatic faucets, toilets and urinals to further reduce wastage.

Aerated taps and water saving shower heads have been installed in all rooms as well as dual flush toilets in all rooms and public areas. Linen Change Cards are in place in all our rooms helping guests to indicate when they would like their linen and towels to be replaced and washed.

Beachcomber works with the Youth Employability Project (PEJ) to promote employability of 300 out of schools youths, from vulnerable backgrounds every year.

The roofs of the hotel are gradually being waterproofed with white liquid polyurethane membrane or white solid membranes. The effect is to reduce the irradiation effect on the roof and achieve a 5°C cooling effect on the inside of the buildings. Cascade effect on internal employee and guest comfort is appreciable. Variable speed drives have been installed wherever possible but mainly on our pumps, industrial fans, water chillers and compressors. These devices have allowed us to save up to 40% on the energy usage of the aforesaid equipment.

Centralised cold room systems, similar to those systems used in supermarkets, installed in all our kitchens with electronic controllers generating energy savings of above 30% as compared to standard unitary systems. The kitchens are fitted with micro load shedding control systems with thresholds that are assigned for maximum energy consumed by each kitchen. Once these thresholds are reached, the load shedding system kicks in to reduce the consumption without affecting any cooking process.

All refrigeration equipment converted to zero ODP refrigerants. Usage of fossil fuels for the production of domestic hot water is gradually being eliminated and is being replaced by a combination of solar generated hot water and utilisation of high temperature heat recovery on air conditioning chillers. Great care is given to design of hot water and chilled water distribution networks, with special emphasis placed on proper insulation. This not only provides a high level of comfort to our guests but allows very interesting energetic savings.

Room energy management systems are gradually being deployed in the hotel rooms. These systems combine motion detection, door switches and electronics to ensure that lighting and air conditioning are not left in operating mode when a room is unoccupied or when doors are opened. These systems have been proven to save 11% of our overall energy bill wherever they have been deployed. The outdoor lighting is controlled by timers with the majority of light bulbs within our premises being replaced with energy saving Light Emitting Diodes (LED).

36% of all the waste generated under the brand name of Beachcomber is recycled. They have a collaboration in place with a waste management company called “Don’t Waste”. This organisations handles the relationship with all the waste recyclers and handlers while keeping precise records of what is done and where it is done.

Elimination of single use plastic straws and stirrers since august 2018 in all the properties. This represents a saving of 350,000 single use plastic straws and 525,500 stirrers over the last year.