Food & drink prices at Long Beach Mauritius
Food and beverage pricing at Long Beach Mauritius is predominantly viewed as expensive and unreasonable, with multiple reviewers citing high restaurant and bar prices, additional charges for basics like filtered water, and quality-value mismatches.
All claims are from recent reviews (April–June 2026), with no significant temporal shifts detected. The negative sentiment regarding pricing has remained consistent throughout this period.
What the reviews tell us
Alcoholic beverages and all-inclusive drinks are widely reported as expensive relative to quality offered
Basic amenities like filtered water are charged rather than provided complimentary
Hasu restaurant requires separate payment, which some guests viewed negatively
Half-board packages are noted as pricier than base rates
One reviewer found lunch to offer good value for money
The evidence reveals a consistently negative picture of food and beverage value at Long Beach Mauritius. Most reviewers express frustration with pricing across multiple categories: alcoholic beverages at the restaurant and bar are described as "extremely high," all-inclusive drinks are characterized as "expensive for the quality," and even filtered water incurs a charge rather than being complimentary. The hotel also appears to require separate payment for the Hasu restaurant, which some guests found objectionable. There are indications that half-board packages command premium pricing. One positive note emerges regarding lunch value, though it is vaguely stated without specifics. A concerning incident was reported where a guest did not receive the full quantity of paid canapés. Overall, the weight of evidence suggests guests feel they are paying premium prices without corresponding quality or value delivery in the food and beverage offering.
Value perception inconsistency between lunch and overall beverage pricing
While one reviewer reported lunch as offering good value for money (claim 245766), multiple other reviewers consistently criticize the high cost of beverages and food pricing overall. This suggests that value perception may vary by meal type or dining outlet—lunch may offer better pricing relative to quality than drinks or the à la carte Hasu restaurant.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 7 supporting reviewsWe didn't try the Hasu restaurant because you have to pay which i didn't like this idea
if you're half-board it will be pricier
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