Best for
Plan an evening around the resort’s Mauritian buffet and cultural show to pair island cooking with a performance rooted in local traditions.
Best for
Plan an evening around the resort’s Mauritian buffet and cultural show to pair island cooking with a performance rooted in local traditions.
What makes it special
At Ming Court, explore Chinese and Japanese cooking made with Mauritian market produce, connecting familiar Asian flavors with ingredients from your island setting.
Room to consider
Consider the Prestige Suite's living room and two bathrooms when sharing with family, giving everyone more space for downtime and getting ready after beach visits.
Insider tip
Reserve a candlelit beachfront dinner for an occasion you want to celebrate on the sand, with the Indian Ocean beside your table.
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Sofitel Imperial Hotel Mauritius is a beachfront resort on the west coast of Mauritius, near Flic-en-Flac. Set within tropical gardens beside the Indian Ocean, the hotel gives guests a relaxed island base with beach access, pools, dining, wellness facilities, and sunset views. The atmosphere blends French style, Mauritian warmth, and Asian-inspired design touches. It suits couples, families, and travelers who want a resort stay with space, sea air, and access to the island's western beaches and day trips.
The Luxury Garden View Room has a sea-facing setting with garden views. A balcony or terrace provides outdoor space among the greenery. Rooms start at 50 square meters.
Choose one king bed or two single beds when booking. Both arrangements feature Sofitel MyBed, and a sofa bed is also provided in the sitting area. The maximum capacity is three guests.
In the bathroom, you can choose between a bathtub and rainfall shower. Bathrobes, slippers and a hairdryer are supplied. Room service is available around the clock if you prefer to dine in your room.
Tea and coffee facilities let you prepare a drink, while the minibar carries an additional charge. A desk and flat-screen television are provided. The room also has a safe, an iron and windows that open.
The Luxury Garden View Room has a sea-facing setting with garden views. A balcony or terrace provides outdoor space among the greenery. Rooms start at...
An ocean-view balcony or terrace extends the Magnifique Room outdoors. Inside, the room starts at 50 square meters and has a king-size Sofitel MyBed. It accommodates a maximum of two guests.
The open bathroom contains a bathtub and rain shower. A bathrobe, hairdryer and full-length mirror are provided for getting ready. The room also has a couch for sitting away from the bed.
A 48-inch television and complimentary Wi-Fi keep entertainment close at hand. Tea and coffee facilities are available, with a separate charge for the coffee machine. Minibar items are also charged.
Air conditioning lets you set the temperature, and the windows open. Blackout facilities and soundproofing help control the indoor setting. An iron and safe are supplied, and turndown service is included.
An ocean-view balcony or terrace extends the Magnifique Room outdoors. Inside, the room starts at 50 square meters and has a king-size Sofitel MyBed. It...
The Prestige Garden View Suite looks onto the Japanese garden from a balcony or terrace. Space starts at 75 square meters, with a bedroom and living room. Wood floors give the lounge a warm finish, and a writing desk provides a place for work.
Your main bed is one king or two single beds, as booked, with the Sofitel MyBed design. A sofa bed is also provided. The suite accommodates up to four guests.
Two bathrooms make getting ready easier when sharing the suite. Lanvin bath amenities, bathrobes and a hairdryer are supplied. Air conditioning, blackout facilities and turndown service add to the practical comforts.
Two flat-screen televisions are provided. Tea and coffee facilities are provided, while minibar items cost extra. An extra bed for a child or a baby crib can be requested.
The Prestige Garden View Suite looks onto the Japanese garden from a balcony or terrace. Space starts at 75 square meters, with a bedroom and...
From the Opera Ocean View Suite, a private balcony or terrace opens onto ocean views. Direct beach access brings the sand close to your door. The suite starts at 110 square meters and has a bedroom and living room.
A king-size Sofitel MyBed is fitted in the bedroom. The maximum capacity is four guests, specifically two adults and two children under 12. A baby crib is available on request.
The bathroom includes a bathtub and rain shower. A bathrobe and hairdryer are supplied, with two flat-screen televisions for entertainment in the suite.
Coffee and tea facilities include a kettle. The coffee machine and minibar carry an extra charge. A business desk offers space for work, while air conditioning and blackout facilities let you adjust the room. An iron and safe are also provided.
From the Opera Ocean View Suite, a private balcony or terrace opens onto ocean views. Direct beach access brings the sand close to your door....
The Imperial Suite starts at 125 square meters, with a king-size Sofitel MyBed in the bedroom. An open-plan living room and sofa bed provide more space to use during the stay. Up to four guests can stay here.
Ocean and sunset views extend across the terrace, with direct access to the beach. The dining area seats eight, with a kitchenette nearby.
A whirlpool bathtub and rainfall shower feature in the bathroom, alongside Lanvin amenities. A walk-in closet keeps clothes separate from the main living space. A bathrobe and hairdryer are also supplied.
Butler service is included. Two flat-screen televisions provide entertainment, and a desk offers workspace. Coffee and tea facilities are available; the coffee machine and minibar carry an extra charge.
The Imperial Suite starts at 125 square meters, with a king-size Sofitel MyBed in the bedroom. An open-plan living room and sofa bed provide more...
The resort's location near Flic-en-Flac gives guests a strong sense of Mauritius. The west coast is known for beaches, warm light, and memorable sunsets over the ocean. From the hotel, guests can enjoy calm resort days or plan excursions to nearby towns, nature areas, golf courses, and coastal viewpoints. The setting feels peaceful, but it is not isolated from the island's main travel routes.
The beach and gardens shape the daily rhythm. Guests can start the morning by the water, spend the afternoon by the pool, then return to the beach for sunset. The grounds create a sense of space, with palms, lawns, paths, and shaded areas. This makes the hotel feel well suited to both active and restful stays.
Rooms and suites are designed for a calm island stay. Interiors use natural materials, warm tones, and simple lines that fit the tropical setting. Many accommodations look toward gardens, pools, or the ocean. Comfortable beds, seating, desks, and practical storage make the rooms useful for both short breaks and longer holidays. The mood is relaxed, with enough polish to feel refined.
Suites add more space for families, couples, or guests who want a larger base. Some categories offer better views or more private outdoor areas. Bathrooms are bright and smooth, with a resort feel that supports easy routines after time at the beach or pool. The best rooms make it simple to slow down and enjoy the island pace.
The beach is central to the resort experience. Guests can spend time by the lagoon, walk along the shore, swim, or relax under shade. The pool areas add another easy place to rest, especially for families or guests who prefer a more sheltered swim. Mauritius has a gentle resort rhythm, and the hotel supports that with space, service, and outdoor settings.
Days can be shaped in many ways. Some guests may choose long beach hours and quiet reading. Others may plan water activities, island tours, or golf. Families can build a simple day around swimming, meals, and rest. Couples can enjoy slower mornings, spa time, and sunset walks. The resort has enough variety to support these different styles.
Dining at Sofitel Imperial Hotel Mauritius reflects the island's mix of cultures and the hotel's French roots. Guests can begin with breakfast before a beach day, then return for lunch, dinner, coffee, or drinks. Menus can include Mauritian flavors, seafood, fresh produce, international dishes, and refined touches suited to a resort setting.
The atmosphere changes through the day. Breakfast may feel bright and easy, while dinner can be slower and more atmospheric. The west coast sunset adds a natural backdrop to evening meals. Guests staying several nights can enjoy dining variety without leaving the property each time. Nearby areas also add more local options when guests want to explore.
The spa and wellness facilities add a quieter layer to the stay. Treatments, fitness spaces, pools, gardens, and the beach all support rest and recovery. The tropical setting makes wellness feel natural. Guests can exercise in the morning, swim in the afternoon, and spend the evening in a slower mood by the sea.
This balance is useful after long flights or busy island excursions. The resort gives guests room to reset without overplanning the day. Some may use the spa often, while others may find wellness in simple routines: walking through the gardens, swimming, reading outside, and watching the sunset. Both styles fit the property.
Sofitel Imperial Hotel Mauritius can work well for families because it offers space, beach access, pools, dining variety, and a relaxed setting. Children have room to move, while adults can enjoy refined service and quieter areas. The resort can also support weddings, private gatherings, and meetings, with outdoor and indoor spaces shaped by the garden and sea setting.
The west coast location adds a special tone to events. A gathering near the ocean feels different from one in a standard city hotel. Guests can combine an event with beach time, island tours, and slower days before or after the main program. This makes the resort useful for celebrations as well as holidays.
From Flic-en-Flac, guests can explore several sides of Mauritius. The west coast offers beaches, boat trips, dolphin-watching areas, and sunset viewpoints. Inland, guests can plan visits to Chamarel, Black River Gorges National Park, rum estates, gardens, and local markets. The island is compact enough for varied day trips, though planning helps keep travel smooth.
The hotel works well as a base because it gives guests a peaceful return point after exploring. A day in the mountains, at a nature reserve, or along the coast can end with dinner by the sea. This mix of island discovery and resort comfort is one of the main reasons to stay here.
Sofitel Imperial Hotel Mauritius is strongest as a refined beach resort with a calm west coast setting. It combines gardens, ocean views, pool areas, dining, spa facilities, event spaces, and access to Flic-en-Flac and wider Mauritius. The stay feels polished, but the mood remains relaxed and easy.
The resort also suits guests who prefer a simple daily rhythm. Breakfast, beach time, a swim, a quiet lunch, and sunset can be enough for a complete day. Others can add tours, golf, or island drives while still returning to a calm base by the ocean.
The hotel suits couples, families, groups, and guests who want a tropical base with enough facilities for a full resort stay. With its beachfront location, sunset views, and broad island access, Sofitel Imperial Hotel Mauritius gives the west coast a warm, graceful, and memorable frame.
Fountains and mountain views punctuate the resort’s nine hectares of gardens, giving you a scenic route for a stroll between the beach and pool.
The spa’s private pool sits among its treatment rooms, with a sauna, hammam and Japanese-garden relaxation area extending time beyond a massage.
The Kids Club combines creative activities with supervised beach walks, giving younger guests ways to discover their seaside surroundings beyond simply swimming.
Sofitel Mauritius L’Impérial Resort & Spa, Wolmar, 90517, Flic en Flac, Mauritius
Please note: The Jacaranda restaurant is temporarily closed.
Yes. Sofitel Imperial Hotel Mauritius is a strong choice for travelers who want a west coast beach resort with dining, spa, pools, and sunset views. It suits couples, families, honeymooners, wellness guests, and beach travelers who want an easy Flic-en-Flac stay.
Sofitel Imperial Hotel Mauritius is located on the west coast of Mauritius near Wolmar and Flic-en-Flac. The resort sits by the beach, with access to Tamarin Bay, Casela Nature Parks, Chamarel, and west coast excursions.
Sofitel Imperial Hotel Mauritius has 191 rooms and suites. Rooms and suites feature tropical style, furnished balconies or terraces, deep bathtubs, sea or garden views, and Sofitel bedding.
The resort combines French style, Mauritian hospitality, a private beach, sunset views, spa rituals, pools, and varied dining. Its west coast setting is especially appealing for guests who want beach days and colorful evening skies.
Yes. Sofitel Imperial Hotel Mauritius has a private beach area with loungers and beach service. This makes it a good option for swimming, sunbathing, beach walks, and relaxed days beside the lagoon.
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