Mauritian hotel group now offers guests unique tailor-made luxury experiences at each resort

The stunning Sugar Beach hoitel in Mauritius. Picture: Instagram

The stunning Sugar Beach hoitel in Mauritius. Picture: Instagram

Published Dec 9, 2022

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Luxury Mauritian Hotel Group Sun Resorts have rebranded their group of hotels to Sunlife.

Along with the new name, comes the newly launched “Come Alive Collection” campaign as part of the transformation, where a range of special experiences will be available, sending a clear message around the core values of Sunlife.

The “Come Alive Collection” campaign was devised after undertaking an evaluation to identify each resort’s unique core cohorts and lifestyles so that hotel guests can be matched to their most suited resort with the Come Alive Collection offering tailored experiences, unique to each resort.

Francois Eynaud, Sunlife’s CEO, said he is extremely proud to introduce Sunlife, a brand that looks to the future.

“Celebrating a life in the sun, a life enjoyed with the inherent magic of our beautiful island. Through this rebrand our vision is to celebrate Mauritian culture alongside each of our hotels’ unique identities,” said Eynaud.

Besides a new logo, the group has also harnessed the power of technology with a new-look website, as well as an in-resort app to offer guests a seamless encounter, from the booking stage through to the in-resort details and unique experiences.

Guests can now forward to tailored experiences like Crazy Croquet, Beauty Bubble, Strictly Sugar, Time or Tea, L’Atelier Les Sens and Putting on the Ritz which is a return to the days of glamour and dressing up for dinner with head-to-toe makeovers and show-stopping gowns at the five-star Sugar Beach hotel and at the four-star La Pirogue hotel guest will experience Pirogue Painting, Brilliant Breakfast, Village Vibe Marsan Confit, Coral Farming and Sega Zoomba which is a fiery Mauritian fusion of Sega and Zumba.

Five star resort Long Beach will offer guests the experience of seeing the Piazza transformed while Izzy the Bee, the new mascot of the Sunlife Kid’s Club, will also guide the youngest guests on a journey of learning that encourages their critical understanding and connection with nature.

The rebrand is also a reinforcement and recommitment to sustainability.

A press release sent to IOL Lifestyle stated that “Sunlife is a signatory to the United Nations Global Compact and is committed to upholding the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.”

The groups sustainability programme is committed to leading a sustainable and impact-driven travel experiences for traveller while ensuring its properties function sustainably and responsibly.

“The ethos behind the programme focuses on leading with kindness and showing that same kindness to the land, resources and people.

“Sunlife has recognised the need to adapt, evolve and rejuvenate to be the best possible version of itself, and thus we enter into a new, exciting chapter for the brand with a purpose to radiate the magic of Mauritius and in a world where they see kindness shines. Spreading the love, making dreams come true with never-ending thoughtfulness,” read the release.

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