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Mango House Seychelles, LXR Hotels & Resorts
Victoria, Seychelles · LXR Hotels · High Luxury



Mango House Seychelles opened in 2021 as an LXR house on the former private home of Italian Vogue photographer Gian Paolo Barbieri, who named the estate after a White Mango tree about 150 years old that still stands at the entrance. Barbieri's photographs line the interiors, and original furniture from his residence sits in the public rooms. The forty-one-room property looks over Anse Aux Poules Bleues on Mahe's southern coast.
- 41 rooms
- Opened 2021
- Neighborhood: Baie Lazare
About Mango House Seychelles, LXR Hotels & Resorts
- The property's name comes from a White Mango tree estimated at around 150 years old, which grew in Gian Paolo Barbieri's kitchen garden and still stands at the entrance.
- Gian Paolo Barbieri, one of Italian Vogue's most published twentieth-century fashion photographers, built three residences on Mahe; Mango House was his last home on the island.
- Original furniture pieces from Barbieri's private residence were kept and worked into the hotel's public rooms.
History
Mango House Seychelles opened as an LXR Hotels & Resorts property in 2021 on Mahe's southern coast, above Anse Aux Poules Bleues, on the former private home of Italian fashion photographer Gian Paolo Barbieri. He named the estate for a mango tree still standing at the entrance. The forty-one-room resort keeps granite walls, Nalau wood joinery, and pieces of Barbieri's original furniture.
The setting
Mango House Seychelles, LXR Hotels & Resorts, sits above Anse Aux Poules Bleues — a sheltered bay on Mahé's southern coast in Baie Lazare, about 35 minutes from the airport. The site carries rare artistic heritage: the estate was originally the private residence of Italian fashion photographer Gian Paolo Barbieri, who named it 'Mango House' after a 150-year-old mango tree still standing at the entrance. Barbieri's photography lines the walls, and the property sits in what locals call the 'Bohemian South' — Mahé's undeveloped southwest coast long favoured by creatives. Two landmark luxury resorts lie within 1.4 kilometres, and the bay's clear, shallow waters earn the designation 'Aquarium of Wonders' for exceptional snorkelling.
Restaurants and bars
- Kokoye Lounge — Restaurant · Japanese
- Muse — Restaurant · Italian
- Soley — Restaurant
- Moutya — Restaurant · Creole (Seychellois)
- Private Dining — Restaurant
- Azido — Restaurant · Contemporary Japanese with local seafood (sushi, robatayaki)
Experiences
- Mango Pips children's programme — A programme created for children offering curiosity, education and adventure while parents enjoy curated experiences.
- Non-motorised water sports (kayaking, snorkelling) — Guests explore the turquoise waters of Anse Aux Poules Bleus bay and its flora and fauna by kayak and snorkel.
- Sunset yoga, forest trekking, rock fishing and canvas painting — Curated adult experiences including sunset yoga, trekking through Mahé's green forests, traditional rock fishing and canvas painting.
Amenities
- anpe spa with Indian Ocean views
- plunge pools in select suites
- private pool
- infinity pool
- watersports
- forest hikes
- yoga sessions
- private dining
- Fitness center
- Beach
- Kids club
Awards
- Forbes Travel Guide Recommended (2026)
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