Overall Ratings & Reviews Village Du Pecheur

This hotel is right by the beach, although we stayed at an Amex building across the road. Rooms seem to have been updated with modern tiles. Breakfast was ample with fast service for a la carte items. I especially liked the staff, their attentiveness and engagement with the guests. Location was excellent with several nice restaurants within walking distance. For a medium budget hotel, I would recommend it.

Staff is very kind and helpful. Room was dark in the middle of the day.

It’s a small, cute resort right on the beach. We stayed across the street in one of the guest rooms but it was still quiet and quaint. Our first night for dinner the service was slow, but afar from that the staff was friendly and personable as our stay continued. The receptionist was very efficient with providing us with any services we requested.

Location was great. Hotel was overbooked so we had 1 night in a room that was not the sea view we had paid for. Service recovery was exemplary. We had a suite for the remaining 2 nights and dinner for 3 nights! Service was great... a shoutout to Mr Pai the manager who attended to our every need!!

There are NO ocean front rooms at this hotel. There are no rooms that match the photos of this property. Were told that due to vegetation growth, rooms have only a partial ocean view. Very disappointing, but room was very comfortable, attractively furnished, with a lovely balcony facing the ocean that we could not see. Overall, hotel is very attractive, and is in an enviable position on the Côte D'Or. Right on the sand of an amazing beach: long and wide, with white sand the texture of flour, islands off the coast, and a great place to chill for the entire day. Hotel offers chaises, umbrellas, beach towels. Staff goes out of their way to be helpful. Breakfast is included: fresh fruit, eggs cooked to order, and all other breakfast items. Can have dinner in romantic garden/beach setting. We spent 10 days in Seychelles, and this was my favorite beach/hotel combination. We plan to return and stay here.

A good hotel. When we stayed it felt a bit "tired", but as soon as we checked out the whole hotel was under renovation - change of furniture in all the rooms etc. Great location right on the beach, has its' own nice restaurant that serves great food, close to small supermarkets, different restaurants (even when inside other hotels), dive shop, only 15 min away from the jetty. All together we enjoyed our stay.

Very smelly room with old furniture not looked after. Staff always unhappy and careless. Waiting for table service at the breakfast take ages. Food bad quality and limited choice. The only nice people were the reception staff and cleaner. Not recommend although the location is very good.

The Seychelles is an expensive place so expectations need to be realistic. Hotel is clean and comfortable and in a prime location on one of the best beaches.

Overall a good experience would return if improved.

I was in standard room. Room is in complex across the street from hotel. Room was big but smelled like mold . Without any insect nets . At First night some 10cm flying cockroach flew inside room and lived with us 6 days behind furniture. Some lizards visit us inside too. Furniture is old, bathroom older, you have to get use to loud sound from some engine in roof. Some watter pressure engine. Main complex is creole original but everything should be remodeled 5 years ago. Breakfast is local "continental" on table without freezer or Ice below. Everything is on 28 degrees air from 8.30 covered only against flies. If you will come later tables are not complete with napkins, cutlery. Birds are walking on tables . Personal is smiley but slow . Our state hygiene would close place like this. But you are in Seycheless. Even egs are placed and sold out of frig in grocery in 30 degrees . Beach is beatifull but without regular sand. It is some powder which make in water mud. Sea Water is shallow for 100 metres but muddy and so warm that you can stay there whole day. There is fresh cold watter shower on three. Perfect. Beach is not so much for snorkeling but you can find raja on sand on left side of beach across itally restaurant. Generaly look out to dark spots not to put foot on her. If you really want to see fishes you have to swimm to left side of island across from beach.

So we stayed a total of 3 nights at the hotel. It was decent however the service could be much better. The waitresses are not very proactive and you have to prompt them to clear the table and ask for tea or coffee. The breakfast was rather mediocre. Not much choice and the fruit selection is not the best. Wasn't very fresh on one of the days. The wifi only works in the reception area. The room is rather small and doesn't have much space to store your bags & such. However it is clean and comfortable. The bathroom is nice and the room has a fantastic view of the ocean.

Its right on the beach - restaurant has a sand floor.

Booked standard room. When arrived found out that room is in the building across the street looking more like hostel than hotel. Smelly hallway with mold on walls, and bed sheet for cover only. Manager very unprofessional.

Decent stay in the relatively-lonely island of Praslin. Good services and an ok-ish breakfast spread.

Horrible service and management...stay elsewhere

First time in the Seychelles, this hotel lived well up to expectations. We had a lovely view from our room balcony over the Indian Ocean (well the foliage had grown up a bit too much for a perfect view actually, but it did not detract from the peace and quiet. The adjacent room's balcony also overlooked ours, but did not prove a problem). No pool, but the beach was literally on the doorstep. The Cote d'Or village was also a delight, with plenty of facilities (Cash Plus exchange, ATM (only into rupees), mini markets in which the beer and water was much cheaper, and of course restaurants). On the final couple of days we hired a car (E50 per day) and explored the whole island, but concluded we had landed in the right place. Buses are very cheap but vary in reliability. Trips across to La Curieuse island, where the giant tortoises are located and where an excellent barbecue is provided for lunch and with snorkeling in the afternoon, all for E65, is well worth doing, but beware the beach-boys' tricks. In addition you have to pay SCR 200 for the landing tax, and if there are two of you you are likely to hand over a SCR500 note. Instantly there is a change of subject in the conversation and the SCR100 change does not materialise. They will acknowledge the debt if challenged, but are adept at making up excuses for not having it on them. Get the boy's name early when relations are good, and then later take a photo of him and threaten to go to the police. It works wonders!

The hotel was good but there were terrible sand flies on the beach next to hotel. It is needs disinfection. Be carefully. We had serious problem with bites.

Hotel staff treated and hygiene Seah very presence of dogs in the hotel restaurant generally junk I can not stay only one night, even though I booked four nights

We visited Village De Pucher for a week of our honeymoon trip. It was great choise - room with ocean view. It was on the first floor with terrasa on front of the beach. Near the hotel where are shops and restaurant - best location. Hotel staff are very helpfull and friendly! Also we were at Mahe and La Digue - we liked Praslin and Village Du Pucher the most.

We visit this hotel for a week of our honeymoon trip. This hotel was perfect choise - the best of Praslin. We had room with ocean view on the first floor with beautiful terrasa. Sometimes we were alone on the beach. Near the hotel where are shops, restaurants and souvenirs.