Palma de Mallorca, 19 October 2021

RIU Hotels & Resorts opens its doors in the idyllic destination of Mauritius

  • RIU’s hotel complex in Mauritius, which includes the Riu Creole and Riu Le Morne, is reopening its doors to international customers after having been closed for over 18 months

The reopening of this hotel complex in Mauritius, which was RIU’s first in the Indian Ocean, means great news for the chain and for its employees in this country, who had been at a standstill since borders were closed in March 2020.  Its two hotels — Riu Le Morne and Riu Creole — are now in the process of reopening. All employees are vaccinated and there are strict safety and hygiene measures in place, in addition to the 17 COVID-19 protocols that RIU developed at the start of the pandemic which were successfully applied in all of its other reopened hotels.

Both are set in an unbeatable beachfront location on the Le Morne peninsula at the feet of the Morne Brabant mountain, which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site. On top of this stunning landscape, guests can also enjoy a wide range of dining options and services in the complex as part of RIU’s exclusive 24-hour all-inclusive service.

The 4-star Riu Creole is already back in action after reopening on 1 October. This Fun4All hotel with 313 rooms is the ideal choice for a family holiday, with fun activities and entertainment to suit all tastes.

The other hotel in this destination, Riu Le Morne, will follow suit on 29 October. This 4-star Adults Only hotel with 218 rooms is the best choice for a romantic holiday with your partner or a break with friends, surrounded by a stunning natural landscape.

Now that borders have been reopened, RIU Hotels & Resorts can once again welcome international customers to this destination after more than 18 months. What’s more, it is fully prepared to guarantee the safety of both employees and guests that choose this idyllic destination for their holiday. Ninety-six of RIU’s 100 hotels around the globe have now reopened, and practically all of its destinations are once again up and running.

About RIU Hotels & Resorts

The international RIU chain was founded in Mallorca by the Riu family in 1953 as a small holiday firm and is still owned by the family's third generation. The company specialises in holiday resorts and over 78% of its establishments offer its acclaimed All Inclusive by RIU service. With the inauguration of its first city hotel in 2010, RIU is expanding its range of products with its own line of city hotels called Riu Plaza. RIU Hotels & Resorts now has 97 hotels in 21 countries. In 2023, the chain welcomed 6,4 million guests and provided jobs for a total of 35,808  employees. RIU is currently the world's 36thranked chain, one of the Caribbean's most popular, and the fourth largest in Spain in number of rooms.