4/5 Chris H. 4 years ago on Google • 54 reviews
Scanning
through
numerous
reviews
we've
got
the
message:
Sunset
Beach
Hotel
is
a
neglected,
unfriendly
and
even
dirty
place.
Stay
away
at
all
cost!
Doing
our
own
research
though
shown
that
Sunshine
Beach
Hotel
was
by
far
the
best
option
during
the
month
of
August
if
you
are
a
keen
snorkeler.
And
our
main
purpose
visiting
the
Seychelles
was
after
all
to
snorkel.
Thus
a
difficult
position
to
be
in...shall
we
go
for
a
much
snazzier
hotel
or
should
we
go
for
the
best
located
hotel
conductive
to
snorkeling
even
if
we
have
been
warned
that
it
is
in
a
severe
state
of
degradation?
We
are
addicted
to
snorkeling
so
we
have
decided
on
the
latter...so
off
we
went.
What
an
unexpected
surprise!
We
arrived
late
evening
(10:00PM)
and
was
greeted
by
a
friendly
guy
at
reception.
He
efficiently
checked
us
in
and
taking
us
to
our
lovely
spacious
sea
view
Junior
Suite
no.
21.
The
bed
was
beautifully
decorated
with
tropical
flowers
and
everything
including
the
air
conditioner
was
in
perfect
working
condition.
The
furniture
were
not
brand
new
but
at
the
same
time
certainly
not
shabby
at
all.
The
room
was
clean
and
the
bed
linen
of
high
quality.
The
bathroom
was
very
spacious
and
had
an
enormous
oval
bath
tub
in.
Certainly
nothing
to
complain
about.
Okay,
perhaps
I
could
mentioned
that
the
water
pressure
was
sometimes
a
bit
low.
Waking
up
the
next
morning
confirmed
that
the
hotel
had
a
top
location
with
surely
one
of
the
most
attractive
beaches
on
Mahe
Island.
Believe
me,
we
have
made
a
full
two
day
tour
visiting
most
of
Mahe's
beaches.
The
only
beach
we
would
have
exchanged
our
SBH-beach
for
would
have
been
Port
Launay.
The
swimming
pool
was
cleaned
every
morning
and
was
absolutely
aesthetically
beautiful.
Yes,
there
have
been
some
birds
around
in
the
open
air
dining
room
during
breakfast
but
they
were
certainly
not
that
great
a
nuisance.
Basically
it
was
usually
only
one
pair
of
mynahs
and
two
or
three
very
small
little
doves
that
were
around.
According
to
us
they
were
actually
welcome
as
they
were
mostly
hopping
around
on
the
floor.
It
is
quite
a
mystery
that
the
owners
have
neglected
the
grass
roofs
of
the
hotel.
They
were
a
sore
eye
but
the
good
news
is
that
the
main
building's
roof
has
already
been
decked
out
with
a
brand
new
roof.
I
believe
that
the
rest
of
the
roofs
shall
soon
have
their
turn.
The
breakfast
every
morning
was
more
than
meeting
our
expectations
(certainly
not
the
lavish
breakfast
buffets
you
may
expect
at
the
UAE's
5
star
hotels)
but
what
do
you
really
need
more
than
eggs/omelets,
bacon,
cold
cuts,
warm
oats,
muesli,
yoghurt,
fresh
fruit
and
so
forth
and
to
top
it
all
the
staff
was
really
very
friendly.
I
believe
that
SBH
deserve
a
second
chance
and
I
am
surely
going
to
be
one
of
the
returning
guests
when
we
visit
the
Seychelles
again.