Anantara Maia Seychelles Villas

Guests appreciate the exceptional service, personalized butler, and warm hospitality. The unique, spacious rooms with ocean views and private beach access enhance the luxurious experience.

We have been to beautiful Maia already for the 4th time. It’s truly a special resort, only 30 villas, tranquil and intimate paired with a warm and familiar atmosphere. We stayed in premium beach villa # 107. Each unit comes with a personal butler. Raphela is always ours, a lovely and highly dedicated person, already working at Maia for a long time. Those category is nestled along the sandy beach of Anse Louis. All categories offer utmost privacy. The hill villas come with spectacular views over one of the two bays. The crescent-shaped Anse Louis is mainly occupied by hotel guests, thus relatively serene and provides good swimming options. At least during our visits (2x March, 1x December, 1x June) the conditions were always decent, not too waivy and little seagrass. The villas are luxurious and cosy in one. I love the walk-in shower with floor-to-ceiling windows and nice view into the vegetation, along with a very good water pressure and easy to handle fitting. Great bath amenities from Hèrmes in regular sizes, no mini editions. Diverse lounging and chilling options are scattered on the outside area of the sun deck and in the private garden. As well during rainy days you can spend time on the large sofa under the big protective roof. All villas feature an oversized sunken outdoor bath tub and a large pool. Just missing this time was a fruit basket. Well, I forgot to ask why it was no more placed in the villa yet assume it would not have been an issue to deliver one on request. Nice gestures are the small gifts which are put in the villa upon arrival and/or departure. Always appreciated, I am very into scented candles . The resort spreads over 30 acres of lush tropical scenery, housing many birds. Always a pleasure to hear them chirping during sunset when they gather on the specific trees. It was the first time we visited Maia after the change from the former extraordinaire Beyond AI package to BB/HB meal plan. That package was superb, also including dining by design on the helipad or beach for example. In my opinion it was a real USP for a luxury resort on the main island of Mahé, a pity that it ceased. Main outlet Tec-Tec is located next to the pool, during the night torches illuminate the location creating a special ambiance. The wine cellar on the upper level has been modified since our stay in June 2023. It now features an intimate and private dining option with one proper table and an exquisite menu along with a sophisticated wine list. We enjoyed a fantastic dinner with pairing wines under the helm of the kind and talented sommelier Adhi. A perfect spot for some romantic pre and post dinner drinks is always the rustic sunset bar next to the ocean. Food is on a very high level, we enjoyed all of our meals. Surely not to miss is the famous coconut ceviche. Even if there are “only” 2 outlets (well, it’s also only 30 villas), there is a wide selection of different options to choose from and the menu will not get boring even on a longer stay. A