The resort combines contemporary architecture with warm Mauritian influences, using natural stone, dark wood, open-air walkways and water features to create a spacious environment connected to the surrounding gardens and ocean.

Wellness is at the heart of the Westin experience. From the signature Heavenly Beds and spa treatments to nutritious dining, fitness programmes and outdoor activities, the resort is designed to help guests rest, recharge and reconnect.

Its 190 spacious rooms and suites are distributed across low-rise buildings facing the gardens, pools or ocean. Each includes a furnished balcony or terrace, while selected categories enjoy privileged beachfront positions, expanded living areas or additional accommodation for families.

The setting is particularly beautiful at sunset, with uninterrupted views across Turtle Bay. The shoreline combines sandy areas with naturally rocky and coralline sections, and sea conditions vary according to the tides. For this reason, the resort is particularly appealing for its landscape, marine environment, pools and water activities rather than for a long, uniformly sandy swimming beach.

ACCOMMODATION

The resort offers 190 generously proportioned rooms and suites, all designed around Westin’s wellness philosophy and equipped with private outdoor space.

• Deluxe King and Deluxe Queen Rooms: Spacious entry-level      accommodation with either a king-size bed or two queen-size beds, a      sitting area and a furnished balcony or terrace overlooking the gardens or      resort grounds.

• Heavenly Junior Suites: Approximately 63 m² in      size, these suites feature a king-size bed or two queen-size beds, a      generous sitting area, a large bathroom and a private terrace or balcony. Selected suites offer ocean views.

• Turtle      Bay Junior Suites:     Positioned to take advantage of the resort’s coastal setting, these      spacious suites offer enhanced views over Turtle Bay, comfortable living      areas and private outdoor space.

• Heavenly      Family Suites: Designed      for parents travelling with children, these suites provide additional      sleeping space and a flexible layout that allows families to stay together      without compromising comfort.

• Beachfront      Suites: Located      only a few steps from the shoreline, these suites offer generous      interiors, private terraces and beautiful views across Turtle Bay. Their      privileged position makes them particularly appealing to couples and      honeymooners.

• Wellbeing Suites: Created for guests placing additional emphasis on wellness, these      suites combine spacious accommodation with thoughtful features intended to      support rest, movement and personal wellbeing.

• Banyan Suites: Measuring approximately 160 m², these expansive suites include a      bedroom, separate living areas, generous private terraces and elevated      views over the gardens or ocean. They are      suitable for couples seeking additional space as well as families      requiring a more residential layout.

All accommodation includes Westin’s signature Heavenly Bed, designed to support restorative sleep, together with a spacious Heavenly Bath featuring a separate bathtub and shower.

Facilities & Amenities

Rooms and suites include individually controlled air conditioning, complimentary Wi-Fi, a flat-screen television, minibar, tea and coffee facilities, in-room safe, bathrobes, slippers and a furnished balcony or terrace.

The resort features two outdoor swimming pools. The main pool provides a sociable setting close to the beach and restaurants, while the Whisper Zone pool offers a quieter adults-only environment for guests seeking a more peaceful atmosphere.

The Heavenly Spa by Westin provides massages, body treatments, facials and personalised wellness rituals. Facilities include treatment rooms, a sauna, steam room and relaxation spaces. Couples’ treatments and dedicated wellness programmes can also be arranged.

The WestinWORKOUT Fitness Studio offers cardiovascular and strength-training equipment, free weights and guided activities. The wider wellbeing programme includes yoga, stretching, aqua fitness, running and other Move Well experiences.

Water activities include kayaking, paddleboarding, pedal boats, windsurfing, snorkelling and glass-bottom boat excursions. Diving trips and additional marine activities can be arranged through the resort.

Land-based facilities include tennis, beach volleyball, fitness activities and cycling experiences. Guests can also participate in local discovery programmes and visits to attractions such as the Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam Botanical Garden and L’Aventure du Sucre.

The Westin Family Kids’ Club welcomes younger guests with supervised games, creative workshops, cooking activities, treasure hunts, pool games, nature discovery and introductions to Mauritian traditions. Babysitting can be arranged upon request.

Dining

The resort offers five restaurants presenting international, Mauritian, Indian and Asian cuisine, together with relaxed beachfront dining.

• Seasonal Tastes: The main restaurant offers international and Mauritian dishes through interactive cooking stations and themed dining experiences. It serves breakfast and dinner in a relaxed open-air setting.

• Fusion: A refined evening restaurant presenting contemporary interpretations of Mauritian ingredients, traditions and      flavours.

• Kangan: The resort’s Indian restaurant serves aromatic dishes inspired by different regions of India in an elegant and colourful setting.

• Mystique: Positioned beside the beach and pool, Mystique offers Asian-inspired cuisine, sushi, sashimi, light dishes and creative cocktails throughout the day and evening.

• Beach Grill: A casual beachfront restaurant specialising in grilled meat, seafood and relaxed lunches overlooking the Indian Ocean.

The resort’s Eat Well philosophy runs across its culinary offering, with nutritious dishes, plant-based selections and menus created around fresh local produce. The Juicery serves freshly prepared juices and smoothies, while the Westin Farm allows guests to discover local herbs and tropical produce through garden and farm-to-table experiences.

Private dining, beach dinners, personalised picnics and in-room dining can also be arranged.

Atmosphere & Experience

The Westin Turtle Bay offers a balanced combination of contemporary resort facilities, family-friendly services and wellness-focused experiences.

Its atmosphere is relaxed and international, with extensive gardens, spacious accommodation and enough variety for both active and restorative stays. Couples can enjoy the adults-only pool, spa rituals and sunset dining, while families benefit from large rooms, flexible suites, children’s programmes and a broad selection of activities.

The resort’s greatest strengths are its spacious accommodation, wellness facilities, dining variety and beautiful position overlooking Turtle Bay. The natural shoreline is more rocky and coralline than the beaches of Trou aux Biches or Grand Baie, and swimming directly in front of the resort may be influenced by the tides. Guests primarily seeking a wide, perfectly sandy lagoon beach may therefore prefer Trou aux Biches, while those valuing resort facilities, wellness and generous space will find The Westin particularly appealing.

Days can begin with yoga or a walk through the gardens, continue with kayaking, spa treatments or time beside the Whisper Zone pool and end with Indian, Asian or Mauritian cuisine accompanied by the colours of the sunset.

For couples, families and guests seeking a complete resort experience with a strong emphasis on wellbeing, The Westin Turtle Bay offers a comfortable and contemporary base on Mauritius’s north-west coast.

Location

The Westin Turtle Bay Resort & Spa is located at Balaclava, on the north-west coast of Mauritius, overlooking Turtle Bay Marine Park. The resort lies between Port Louis and Grand Baie, providing convenient access to the capital, the northern coastline, the Pamplemousses Botanical Garden and L’Aventure du Sucre.

Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport is approximately 60 kilometres away, with an average transfer time of around one hour, depending on traffic.