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LUX* Grand Gaube

Grand Gaube, Mauritius · LUX* Collective · High Luxury

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Kelly Hoppen recast this northeastern Mauritius peninsula as LUX* Grand Gaube in December 2017, a 1970s retro-chic redo of a resort that had opened around 1990 as Le Grand Gaube and later operated as The Legends. Architecture is by Jean-François Adam. The property sits between two beaches with about 186 rooms plus villas, and holds a Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star for 2026.

About LUX* Grand Gaube

History

Set on Mauritius' quieter northeastern coast, the resort at Grand Gaube first opened around 1990 as Le Grand Gaube. It later operated as The Legends before being taken over and transformed by the LUX* group, which reopened it in December 2017 as LUX* Grand Gaube following a major redesign by British designer Kelly Hoppen that celebrated a 1970s retro-chic aesthetic.

The resort spreads across a lush peninsula between two beaches and today offers around 186 rooms and suites plus villas, palm-studded gardens and multiple pools, positioned as one of the flagship properties of the Mauritian-born LUX* Resorts & Hotels brand.

The setting

13 km from Château de Labourdonnais museum. 18 km from Maheswarnath Mandir Hindu temple.

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