Food & drink prices at Shandrani Beachcomber Resort & Spa
Multiple reviewers report significantly elevated prices for food and beverages outside package inclusions, with limited evidence of fair value or budget-friendly options.
All three claims are from June–July 2026, indicating a recent and consistent pricing concern rather than historical issues. This temporal clustering suggests current pricing practices rather than past problems that may have been corrected.
What the reviews tell us
Beverages and meals outside half-board packages are reported as having excessive pricing
Restaurant and bar prices are characterized as elevated relative to island standards
Premium charges are reported on most items beyond basic/cheap offerings, suggesting limited mid-range dining options
No positive claims or favorable pricing comparisons identified in available evidence
Reviewers consistently characterize food and beverage pricing at Shandrani Beachcomber Resort & Spa as excessive relative to market expectations for a Mauritian island resort. A recent reviewer from Réunion (June 2026) specifically flagged prices for beverages and meals outside half-board arrangements as excessive. A June 2026 reviewer from Germany noted that restaurant and bar prices are elevated compared to island standards, suggesting premium positioning beyond typical regional pricing. A more recent reviewer (July 2026) indicated that most items beyond basic/cheap offerings now carry premium charges, hinting at a tiered pricing structure with limited mid-range options. The evidence is thin and lacks granular pricing detail or comparison baselines, but the consensus across three independent recent claims all point to affordability concerns rather than value for money.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 3 supporting reviewsPrix des boissons et repas hors demi pension excessif
everything except what feels like the cheap stuff is now premium
The prices in the restaurants and bars are elevated, especially for the island standard
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