The beach is good in parts, but there are stretches where rocks form a barrier between the beach and sea.
The Nirvana block at the northe end of the resort is adults only and has its own pool and La Fayah restaurant. Sadly this is the part of the hotel with the worse bit of beach.
Many people stay here on an all inclusive basis or half board so you would expect a good selection of good quality dining options. Sadly for me and other guests I spoke with, the food is of average quality at best and selection is not great. I was very disappointed that the Indian restaurant did not serve any tandoori meats (why only use a tandoor oven to cook nans?)
Food at the "exclusive" La Fayah restaurant was over priced and the menu only offered a small choice. I think this is the only time ever that neither my wife or could select a starter and only order a main course. The facts that the white was not served propely chilled and they had no Gordon's gin for our pre dinner G&Ts did nothing to make us think that the La Fayah was over priced, gave poor choice and even worse service.
It is very unlikely that I will go to back to Mauritius and even less likely that I would stay at this hotel again.
The only thing unique about this hotel is that it is the only one in this exact location.
