Rooms
Zilwa Attitude offers 214 rooms and suites, each one with its unique look and feel. Design features bring the traditional Mauritian home to you with rattan furniture, wax coated cement floors, rough walls and floated wood. The ambience is both charming and rustic without sacrificing the convenience and comfort discriminating travellers demand.
The various levels of accommodations include Standard, Superior, Family and Deluxe Rooms as well as Junior Suites. When you book, be sure to ask about views of the ocean and, if you prefer, beachfront accommodations with access to the sand and surf just steps away. For families of up to four, the Family Room provides more than enough space for the comfort you deserve.
All rooms and suites include a partially open bathroom with rainfall showerhead, free toiletries, slippers, hair dryer, flat screen plasma TV with satellite service, free Wi-Fi, desk, minibar, coffee and tea maker, in-room safe, and balcony or terrace.
Facilities
Bar / Lounge, Boutique Shopping, Creche / Kids Club, Fitness Centre, Restaurant(s), Spa, Swimming Pool (Outdoor), Tennis Courts
Amenities
Air Conditioning, In-Room Safe
Restaurant
Five dining options await when you visit Zilwa Attitude. Each one is centred on a family atmosphere where your new adopted family members prepare and serve delicious meals. Choose from the following five restaurants:
•Karay – The poolside Karay restaurant serves breakfast and dinner daily. As the hotel's main dining option, it is also one of the favourite gathering places. This is a buffet style restaurant with three different seating areas featuring the rustic architecture and atmosphere found throughout the resort.
•Sate – Sate is a dinner-only restaurant specialising in Indonesian cuisine. Enjoy a lovely dinner in a very rustic space overlooking the ocean and the pool.
•Siaw – Siaw was designed to be the sister restaurant of Sate, serving Asian cuisine from its Indonesian menu. Like its sister, it serves dinner only.
•Lor Disab – 'Lor Disab' means 'right on the beach' in Creole. Enjoy international cuisine for lunch and dinner along with light fare specialities. Dine under thatched roofs on wooden tables made from re-purposed lumber, complemented by rattan chairs and salvaged wooden posts and doors.
•Grand Zil – This beachside restaurant is intended to mimic the lunchtime barbecue every native Mauritian is familiar with. Relax on the beach while your new family serves one of the best barbecues you have ever experienced. You will never look at Mauritian cuisine or dining in the same way again. It is all about family at Grand Zil.