Hotels in Seychelles

If you’re looking for hotels in the Seychelles amongst a cool city atmosphere, then check out cities such as the capital Victoria, which is a good place to start for first-time visitors to the islands. Beau Vallon if you’re travelling on a budget or La Digue, which is known to be one of the coolest areas in the islands. Hotels like Hilltop Boutique Hotel in Victoria offer lovely accommodation at a reasonable price, whilst in Beau Vallon, Savoy Resort & Spa offers a five-star experience with beautiful views of the beach. Getting around these areas is simple and cheap, a public bus service runs on both the main island of Mahe and the second biggest island, Praslin. To travel between the islands, regular ferry services are available and whilst being more expensive than buses on Mahe and Praslin they are affordable and reasonably priced.

Booking cheap hotels in Seychelles is straight forward as there are a lot of options, even if you want to be closer to the most popular attractions. As the Seychelles is made up of numerous islands, the most popular places to visit are situated on three of the most well-known islands: Mahe, Praslin and La Digue. A fantastic attraction on Mahe is Morne Seychellois National Park, a beautiful haven for nature and hiking lovers, check out the Tropical Garden Self Catering Hotel, for cheap lodgings right on the doorstep of the national park. For beach attractions on Mahe, head for the paradise shores of Baie Lazare and Anse Intendance. The island of La Digue, known for being a cool and trendy part of the Seychelles, with beautiful beaches and hikes, walking along the trail to Grand Anse Beach is a hiker’s dream. For a cheap stay in La Digue, check out Kot Babi Guesthouse. And finally, Praslin is home to the UNESCO-listed Vallee de Mai National Park and the stunning beach of Anse Volbert and one of the world’s best, Anse Lazio.

A lot of travellers want to find cheap hotels in the Seychelles in the places with the best nightlife, for this your best bet would be to stay on the island of Praslin. On top of its beautiful beaches and national parks, Praslin is also home to many beach bars and fine restaurants, as well as some amazing discotheques, such as Jungle in Grande Anse. If you’re travelling on a budget, then it’s worth staying at Coco Bay Guest House on Anse Volbert and near Cote D’Or Beach. Try out the local cuisine around the islands’ many restaurants, you won’t be disappointed, fresh grilled fish, salted fish and coconut curry being the Seychelles’ delicacies.

Seychelles hotels based close to art museums and cultural spots are typically found on the main island of Mahe, in the capital, Victoria. If you’re interested in visiting some museums during your stay then Seychelles Natural History Museum and The National Library and Art Gallery in Victoria are definitely worth a visit, costing only a few dollars entry. You can find good hotels such as Bel Air Hotel within walking distance of the museums.

Visiting Seychelles in March would make for the least expensive trip at just £232 per night on average. To save on your trip, avoid planning it during January, as this is the most expensive month on average.

Our users tend to visit Victoria more often than any other city when travelling to Seychelles.

At £107 per night, La Digue Island is the most expensive city in Seychelles to book a hotel room in. The average cost of £107 is about 1% above the country's average price per night.

There are 1,127 operators available for hotels in Seychelles as of November 2024.

Prices for hotels in Seychelles are updated daily.