La Digue Island Lodge

We stayed in the Yellow House for 4 nights and it was the worst hotel stay we have ever had. The room we had was on the first floor, but it was a loft room, accessible via a tiny spiral staircase. Even the hotel staff had trouble getting out suitcases up the stairs. The room had no doors, AC Unit was under the window, so all the cool area was going down the stairs , so the landing at the bottom of the stairs was really cool, but our room was always hot , anytime day or night. A door would help to keep the cool air in. The bathroom, windows were really dirty, windows didn't close properly. In fact a very old bathroom, needs complete renovation, even this will not help with the rest of the room. We were getting lizards in the room, and we dont know where they were coming in the room from. The lizards made loud sounds which was unnerving! We understand that this is a very old property, however it is not suitable for guests to stay in. Th whole yellow house should be turned into an exhibition house showing the history of the hotel, which i guess would be interesting. The whole hotel is past it's glory days, and whilst staff are helpful, it does not seem to be very well managed hotel, and not up to modern day expectations The food is boring and unimaginative. The hotel occupies such a prime spot so it makes it even more disappointing that nothing is being done to bring this vast hotel to modern standards

The location and service is excellent. We had a wonderful time there . Thanks Madona for helping out in making it a memorable experience . Hope we will be able to visit again. Highly recommended.

Make up room sign completely ignored every day so why have it! Asked the driver of the golf buggy to take us to our room one night, he replied walk. Other staff members great. Didn't have any food as breakfast looked tired and over priced. As previous reviewer said treat it as a holiday apartment and it's good. Grounds, location and beach nice.

Stayed two nights at La Digue Lodge and had a great experience. The location is great—close to the beaches as well as shops and restaurants. Our garden chalet was clean, simple, and very cosy, and the hotel reflects well the natural charm of La Digue. The staff were welcoming and cheerful, and the atmosphere was very quiet, making it perfect to relax. The view and sunset there were absolutely magical. We also enjoyed the dinner buffet and a traditional Creole dinner during our stay. Would definitely recommend and happily return.

La Digue Island Lodge is one of the oldest, most traditional, and largest hotels on La Digue, offering an authentic Seychellois charm. Its exquisite beachfront location provides stunning views, while the spacious dining area and two inviting pools create a welcoming atmosphere. The rooms are comfortable and generously sized, perfect for families seeking both relaxation and convenience. With its blend of heritage, natural beauty, and modern comfort, La Digue Island Lodge is a wonderful choice for a memorable island stay.