What is the main hotel on Silhouette Island Seychelles and is it worth staying there?

The hotel on Silhouette has changed ownership — Hilton sold it to a group called Niva, but Hilton's website still lists it for booking. Verify the current management status before reserving.

Silhouette Island is scenic but wild, with only one upscale hotel and no budget alternatives. It's not accessible for all traveler budgets.

The hotel features colonial-style wooden bungalows with terraces built into the rocks. There is no beach or shoreline on the property — no waterfront walks available.

Rooms are spacious with a vintage colonial aesthetic — slightly worn but charming. Most rooms offer good sea views.

The pool area is small. The hotel has no children, making it peaceful and quiet. The grounds are well-kept with lush gardens and local birds.

Breakfast is modest but good quality. Two on-site restaurants have limited menus that feel repetitive after a few days. There are no dining options outside the hotel.

Entertainment options include a billiard table and live evening music. There's a small gym and a mid-range spa. No gift shop on site. A week-long stay would likely feel too quiet.