Patatran Village Hotel

Patatran opened in 1992 with eight rooms and has grown into a village of 30. The hotel says its owner is from La Digue. It sits at Anse Patates, with views that take in the nearby islands of Coco, the Sisters and Félicité.

Rooms come in Standard, Superior and Deluxe grades, along with a Family Room, Honeymoon Suites and a Captain's Suite. All have Creole decor, ocean views, air conditioning, a minibar, cable TV and tea and coffee facilities.

The restaurant serves a breakfast buffet, lunch by the pool and Creole dinners, and the bar serves cocktails. The hotel also arranges weddings on the beach at Anse Patates and candlelit dinners on the beach.

The hotel offers Honeymoon Suites and a Family Room, organises weddings on the beach at Anse Patates and runs candlelit beach dinners.

30 rooms: Standard, Superior and Deluxe Rooms, a Family Room, Honeymoon Suites and a Captain's Suite. The hotel says every room has an ocean view, and all have Creole decor, air conditioning, a minibar, cable TV and tea and coffee facilities.

Swimming pool, restaurant and bar. The tourism board listing adds free wifi, a café and live music. The hotel arranges weddings and candlelit dinners on the beach.

The restaurant serves a breakfast buffet, lunch by the pool and Creole dinners. Cocktails at the bar are charged separately.

The hotel is at Anse Patates and holds weddings on the beach there. It says Anse Sévère, Anse Source d'Argent, Grand Anse and Petite Anse can be reached on foot, by bicycle or by taxi.

Anse Patates, La Digue, with views of Coco, the Sisters and Félicité. The tourism board listing describes the setting as mountainside with an ocean view.

The hotel is 10 to 25 minutes from the jetty by taxi, bicycle or on foot. It recommends a taxi from the jetty for guests with luggage.

The hotel is 10 to 25 minutes from the jetty depending on how you travel, and it advises a taxi if you have luggage. Grocery stores are further away, near the jetty.