Food & drink prices at Constance Prince Maurice, Mauritius
Food and beverage pricing is perceived as significantly overpriced across multiple reviewers, with specific examples showing drinks and wine at premium rates that guests find unreasonable.
All five claims are from 2026 (April–July), indicating the pricing concerns are current and persistent across the most recent review period, with no temporal improvement detected.
What the reviews tell us
Multiple reviewers report food and beverages are extremely expensive, with no counter-claims of reasonable or good value
Specific pricing examples from recent reviews show €14 for wine and €10 for cola, cited as excessively high
Poor price-to-performance ratio in restaurants noted, suggesting quality does not justify the high cost
Drinks, minibar, and lunch items all mentioned as costly across different reviewer nationalities
No claims address breakfast inclusion or exclusion in room rates, creating a data gap on this aspect
Constance Prince Maurice faces consistent criticism for high food and beverage costs. Reviewers report that restaurant meals deliver poor value for money, with drinks and minibar items particularly flagged as expensive. One reviewer from Morocco cited specific prices—€14 for a glass of wine and €10 for cola—as examples of excessive pricing on the consumption menu. Another reviewer from the United Kingdom echoed this pattern, noting that drinks, minibar, and lunch items are "not cheap." The criticism spans multiple languages (German, French, English) and recent dates (April–July 2026), suggesting this is a consistent and current pricing challenge rather than a temporary issue. No claims mention breakfast inclusion or exclusion from the rate, leaving that aspect unaddressed by the available evidence.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 5 supporting reviewsPreis-Leistungsverhältnis in den Restaurants
les prix de la carte de consommation sont excessivement élevés ex un verre de vin 14 € / un verre de coca 10 €
drinks minibar lunches etc not cheap
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