Stayed here in February after having our trip to Mauritius cancelled. This was our 4th stay at the Fayrouz previously staying here pre-pandemic times.
The hotel is well-positioned on a lovely promenade that takes you into Naama Bay. The pool is clean & beach is lovely with amazing coral. The grounds are gorgeous. The staff work very hard and are what make this resort so welcoming!
But, we really did struggle with the lack of food choice at all times of the day. If you are looking at somewhere that gives you a wide range of foods this is not it. Breakfast is basic, same at lunch and dinner. We also found the food always to be warm and never hot.
Im a pescetarian and diabetic and after speaking to the Mohammed (Manager) he very kindly arranged to have meals cooked to cater for my dietary requirements which we were amazed and made me feel very special - I thank the whole team for making our experience something to remember!
You can venture into Naama Bay where you can find markets, shops, and good steak (for you carnivores) and sea food restaurants on your doorstep but again if you are vegetarian you may struggle.
The WIFI is a real issue at the hotel, very intermittent and the connection is only available poolside, restaurant or lobby. Not ideal if you fancy streaming Netflix or check emails in the room.
It was lovely not to have to queue at meal times or to get a sunbed either at the pool or beach. The beach towels should be replaced in your room but it doesn't actually h