Niva Labriz Seychelles

The hotel, as of Jan 2026, will be Niva Labriz and not part of the Hilton group so im not sure what changes will be implemented with the change . This is our Review for our stay 21-28 December 2025 . 1. Beautiful beach with soft sand and crystal-clear water. Lovely marine life (house reef) that can be seen in the shallow waters just off the beach ⛱️. Great for kids of all ages. 2. Bring water shoes and snorkels . 3. Ample sunbeds available, with clean towels provided. 4. The beach near the spa is beautiful, with large rocks — a must-see! 5. Bicycles are free for guests. Some are assigned to the room, and additional ones can be taken from the activity centre. 6. A 24-hour gym is available on site. 7. Unfortunately, padel, tennis, hiking, and yoga all had a payable fee per person and were quite expensive. 8. Billiards and foosball are available and free. 9. There is one large pool and one baby pool, both warmly heated, with enough sunbeds surrounding them. 10. Large tortoises are on site. Feeding takes place in the mornings, and guests can join for free — such a lovely experience. 11. Putt-putt, table tennis, and the trampoline are free, but there are many mosquitoes. 12. December is the rainy season. Two out of eight days were rainy, so bring rain jackets and waterproof clothing. 13. Mosquitoes are excessive! Bring plug-ins and repellent, and possibly source extra nets from home for kids to sleep under. 14. A pool villa is not necessary, as the beach water is lovely to swim in, with warm temperatures and a safe depth for kids too. 15. Villas were promptly cleaned to perfection while we went for breakfast daily by Saiful and his team. He always checked in later to see if we needed anything. Our room was kept immaculate and well stocked. Thank you, Saiful. 16. Halal food was available for us, which made the trip easy and enjoyable for a Muslim family. A special thank you to Brian for ensuring our lunches at Aria were prepared according to halal requirements. The battered fish and pastas at Aria were always hot and tasty. 17. The breakfast buffet was excellent — freshly made smoothies and juices were a delight. Dinner had a different theme each night, with lovely food and desserts. Indian night was wonderful, and Arabian night was incredibly delicious. Chef Nader was so friendly and prepared an extensive and exquisite Arabian spread. The crème brûlée on BBQ night was the best I’ve ever had! 18. Book Portobello and Sakura restaurants as soon as you arrive via the website. Portobello had the best Italian food and was truly memorable. 19. We booked a private fishing boat. The waters were very choppy and the boat swayed a lot, but the staff were well trained and we managed to catch fish. The highlight was having the same fish prepared for us by the chef — five-star quality 🌟, tasty and beautifully presented. What a treat and truly one for the books! 20. Thank you to Vishnu for his friendly and exceptional service at all the restaurants 🙏 21. Points to consider : ferry rides are not complementary for longer stays despite what google or reception says. Rather book on mainland on the days of arrival and departure of your flight should the weather affect your ferry ride. Mosquito and spider bites are abundant. Seychelles is generally expensive because everything is imported. The island is quite remote so perfect for just a beach holiday in one place, but If you plan on visiting la Digue and Praslin with site seeing, rather book on mainland for easy access . Christmas dinner has an additional fee pp , even if you do not celebrate Christmas and have already paid for dinner in your package (half or full board).

We went for our wedding at Labriz, staying 7 nights. Betty-Mae (sales and wedding coordinator) made the organisation trouble free and very straightforward, we highly appreciated her swift responses to emails and she welcomed us on arrival. On the evening of the arrival, Betty-Mae confirmed final arrangements. We were pleased she was one of our witnesses too! During the stay she was available always on WhatsApp and seemed to be always working! Can't fault her and she ensured our wedding was special and very memorable. The resort itself is stunning, very exclusive being the only fully serviced hotel on the island, and the rocks near the spa were an incredible sight. Highly recommend this hotel for an exclusive Seychelles holiday.

Our first stay at a 5* Hilton. We'd stayed 5 and 4 star on several islands before arriving on Silhouette. The staff were noticeably incredible. The room was spectacular with a Seaview from the bed. The beaches seemed deserted although the hotel was fully booked. Water was free in the hotel and that was a departure from the previous hotels but that was about all that was free! No complimentary snorkel or kayaks, no free guided walks. I felt they were penny pinching at every turn, that was the biggest annoyance for me personally. However, the island is stunning and the staff were the politest we came across. Everyone acknowledged us from gardeners to chefs. A real quality in a hotel. The staff we got to know over our 5 days that were good fun and very professional were Muthoni, Kunal, Dilshan, Nathan and Charles. Thank you.

My wife and I, together with our daughter, spent six nights at Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa on Silhouette Island. The resort on the island, which is mostly a National Park, surrounded by a marine park, and located between exquisite beaches and tropical jungle, with beautiful lush gardens, truly feels like paradise. Our king garden villa with king-sized bed, sofa, large walk-in shower, and outdoor rain shower, bathtub, air conditioning, seating area with desk, minibar, and coffee maker, was extremely spacious, comfortable and clean. Our villa, also had a large patio with loungers, table, and lovely garden views. The resort has many appealing facilities, including a stunning pool close to the beach, as well as a varied choice of bars and restaurants. The buffet breakfasts served at the Cafe Dauban Restaurant, with views of the ocean, were delicious with an extensive and varied selection of food. The Lo Brizan Bar next to the pool has a lovely relaxed social tropical vibe with good live entertainment. The cocktails and the pizzas were very good. Every day we made use of the complimentary bicycles which were new and well maintained, and we had great fun cycling around exploring the island. We also participated in the daily tortoise feeding sessions. The Aldabra tortoises live in a designated enclosure/sanctuary, and interacting and feeding the giant and smaller baby tortoises was a fantastic and enjoyable experience. During our stay, we went on an interesting and informative afternoon/evening guided hike to find and view “flying-fox” bats, and the rare and endangered Seychelles sheath tailed bat which we were fortunate enough to see. It was also fascinating and fun observing all the different interesting crabs on the island. My daughter and I went scuba diving with Labriz Dive Centre, who are on-site, and have well maintained equipment to rent. The six dives that we did were excellent, and we saw plenty marine life, including, sharks, rays, barracuda, turtles, moray eels, octopus, and lots of reef fish. The Eforea spa on the island is stunning and is integrated with the natural outdoor surroundings build among giant granite boulders and lush tropical forest. We made use of all the facilities, including the plunge pool, jacuzzi, steam room and sauna. We treated ourselves to full body massages which were amazing and totally relaxing and invigorating. The staff, were extremely efficient, friendly, and attentive, ensuring that we were well looked after at all times, making sure that everything was handled perfectly to ensure a truly memorable stay. Overall, we had a fantastic stay at Hilton Labriz, and definitely hope to visit again.

My stay was ok. I appreciate them acknowledging my birthday and adding the special touches to the room. It really made the difference. Although the reception supervisor (what he told me) lied and said the hotel was fully booked when I was looking at openings for 3 other different room types, although an upgrade of some sort was given prior a lie is still a lie and given no other guest could come because that was the last boat a upgrade couldn't have hurt. I was asking about an upgrade as a Hilton Diamond member. The restaurant chooses are once again ok. Nothing to write about. I ate at the breakfast buffet and Grann Kaz, which I was able to get a table but it was repeatedly said they we're booked up only to get there and be maybe the 4th body there and not see many come by the time I left like 2hrs later maybe 8 people came. Now everyone is super friendly and somewhat ready to help. My room was beautiful although they had an ant problem. It really creeped me out and days later I was still seeing imaginary ants crawling. That is a issue that can be avoided, how do I know because I stayed at two separate Intercontinental properties in Bora Bora one in a beach bungalow and the other on over the water bungalow. Both absolutely no insects in sight even with food out! This was my first attempt to try a Hilton property for my big trips and I wish I had gone with Marriott or another big chain whom I know are consistent in their brand offerings. Hilton wasn't bad but I have had the opportunity to experience better so that's why it was sub par for me, and quite underwhelming! The ants really traumatized me for a few days. Also they don't do much to acknowledge your diamond status so heads up! No food or beverage credits. They didn't do anything the other brands do at resorts of this magnitude. No welcome pamphlets, no welcoming letters, no acknowledgement of discounts if any for status holders or hotel guest in general, no nothing! Just a buggy cart ride, shown a few spots on the property while on the way to the room and room key. Intercontinental Brand with IHG would never! I'm used to getting some kind of pamphlet greeting me and giving more information on different things at these tiers of property, EVEN IF STAYING FOR JUST ONE DAY. So reluctant to say they have ruined their chances at being chosen for anything big or memorable. I'll continue to use them on rare occasions for fly layovers of something simple and where expectations are extremely low. IHG, Marriott, Hyatt, hell even Accor & Wyndham (at times) seem to understand certain assignments. Honorable mentions Ashura, Atina & Judy... Phenomenal workers!!!! EMPHASIS on Judy, whom I think may not work directly with Hilton may work front desk or something with Silhouette Island not sure. Ella the receptionist at the Jetty boat lounge seems cold and emotionless, Ashura picked up the pieces unknowingly and helped make my day brighter. Their was no situation Ella just was very dry and almost seemed as if she didn't want to be bothered. Ashura rocks! Keep in mind this is an island that in not on the main island so you are subject to the restaurants that are available and the prices as well. Limited places to eat and marked up prices due to many reasons. The boat ride over is $270 euros (or around that price). The property itself is very nice though with a turtle sanctuary, it's own garden which they use in the kitchen, spa, pools, kids areas, activity center for renting equipment and all amenities associated with resorts of this type. But do note your Hilton Status means almost nothing here.