Grann Kaz Guest House

Neat apartment, close to beach, shop nearby,vood swimming pool, arranged rental car. Balcony,

Bed could be better, toilet don't have floor drain this is same in all over seychelles.

Great house and a lovely small pool. Very good breakfast available. Happy host and nice staff ~ would love to come back!

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Beautiful guest house, clean spacious room that included a useful kitchenette. Lush tropical view from the balcony. Very warm, personalised and informative welcome. Housekeeping staff were very pleasant and helpful. Plenty of separate areas to sit inside and out, paperback library and a pleasant small pool with ample sun loungers. The guest house provides a breakfast option (not Sundays) - we didn't use it but the breakfast area looked wonderful. Quiet surroundings, mainly residential. Beach and a couple of minimarts can be reached by foot. Good pavements in this area and there is a promenade that takes you to the major hotel and on a great beach bar. We also shopped at the nearby fruit/veg market which had a better choice than most (you can see the produce being grown plus livestock for the locals!). Also a fish shop but didn't use. Takeaway catering van on the beach - excellent quality and price. We had a car to explore the area but there is a bus stop nearby.

We enjoyed the less built up area but some people might find the options limited. Saturday nights seem to be the time for gatherings on the beach.

Clean, wifi and ac worked well. Breakfast priceworthy

If you like the Seychelles and the spirit of the islands, this is not the place for you. It lacks the charm, hospitality, and uniqueness that characterize the islands and their guesthouses. It looks like any house anywhere in the world, completely devoid of that charming Creole style. The entire place has a strong, unpleasant smell of cleaning products. The social areas resembles a hospital waiting room. There is no sense of hospitality—on our first day, there was actually no one there. It feels more like an Airbnb where communication happens via WhatsApp. We received no advice on where to eat or which beaches to visit, as there was simply no one to ask. The person who checked us in spoke neither comprehensible English nor French. At every other guesthouse we visited in Seychelles, they helped organize rental cars, bikes, and tours for us. Here, when I asked about a rental car, they just scribbled down a name (not even a phone number) on a note and told me to contact them myself. The nearby beach is not nice—actually, it was the only unappealing beach we saw during our long stay in the country. If you want to be alone, with no service, no atmosphere, nowhere to go, no soul…. This is the place for you.