Hi. I believe there are various units available and I think some of them have cooking facilities but not all. We were in a small cabin with sitting room, bedroom and bathroom. It had a small refrigerator only. I think the larger units that you would bring a bigger group have cooking facilities. The place is quite a ways down a road so not really convenient to restaurants or grocery shopping unless you have a car. I wish I could be more definitive- sorry.

Dear Debashish International airport is on mate island , you need to get a connect flight from make to praslin or book the fast ferry . Kind Regards Iles des palmes

You cannot comment on a place you have not stayed at, nor can comment on our replies if you do not know us. This is simply not part of our culture. Though many espouse the merits of globalization, we Seychellois, are proud of our country, proud of our people, and proud of our excellent product which keeps guests coming year after year, for the last 25 years. As any establishment, we have our bumps and gripes , but that does not deter us from our objectives and establishment mantra: exceeding our guests expectation on every visit.

Dear Mr. raj, Please do not misunderstand us. We are an establishment of huge grounds, the largest in the inner islands, with only 18 bungalows. All primed serviced to the detail required to exceed guests expectations. To do that, we must manage a micro- team, work long hours, and accept critique wherein merited and valid, defend our establishment when called for. In our culture we are not straight forward. Amongst ourselves, we speak with parables and folklore sayings to make a point. Because our country is tiny, our population even smaller, and we are now open to the whole world, with visitors from every corner of the world, circumstances now dictate, we must be straight forward in our dealings. Because we also receive well season travelers and first time abroad travelers, we must deal with each. That means we must defend our product when necessary. Our customer service is unprecedented in our price range. We receive over 2000 guest a year, service 30,000 covers a year. If we were so rude, lack customer service year in, year out, as you infer, we would have been out of business 25 years ago, when we started.

Either you can fly to Mahe and from their take a ferry ride to Praslin or you can take another flight to Praslin. From airport or from jetty you can get taxis for this resort. Better will be that you request the resort management to book a taxi on your behalf. Yes they serve vegetarian food, not sure about chicken though. The island is not very big so practically all the good places are within comfortable distances only.