Mango House

About

Originally the family home of renowned Italian photographer Gian Paolo Barbieri, Mango House has been transformed into a sophisticated retreat that embraces the essence of island life. The resort offers a tranquil escape while showcasing Seychellois culture, from its design to its culinary offerings. With a focus on personalised service and curated experiences, Mango House invites guests to explore the vibrant culture and natural beauty of Mahé. The resort features five unique dining venues, a luxurious wellness sanctuary, and a variety of activities designed to immerse guests in the local environment and heritage.

Rooms

Mango House offers 41 rooms, suites, and villas, all designed with contemporary luxury in mind while maintaining a deep connection to the island’s heritage. Each accommodation is bright, airy, and stylish, with expansive terraces or balconies that provide stunning views of the turquoise waters and surrounding landscapes. The rooms are furnished with modern amenities, including plush king-size beds, spacious bathrooms with rainfall showers, and state-of-the-art entertainment systems. For those seeking even more luxury, the beachfront villas offer private pools and direct access to the ocean, making them ideal for couples or families looking for an elevated sense of privacy and indulgence.

Activity

At Mango House Seychelles, guests can enjoy a wide range of activities that cater to both relaxation and adventure. Water lovers can take part in snorkelling, paddleboarding, and kayaking in the calm waters of Anse aux Poules Bleues, or opt for boat excursions to explore nearby islands. The resort’s dedicated wellness area offers rejuvenating treatments inspired by local traditions, as well as yoga and meditation sessions that are often held outdoors with views of the ocean. For those looking to explore the local culture, Mango House can arrange guided tours of Mahé’s scenic spots, nature walks, or visits to local art galleries and markets.