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Mantis St Helena
A Mantis Hotel Experience
Overview
The perfect base to discover st helena island
Mantis St Helena is a 30-bedroom boutique hotel set in the original East India Company’s officers’ barracks built in 1774. The Hotel boasts a large restaurant, cocktail bar, guest lounge and two spacious outdoor terraces. Offering luxurious heritage rooms and suites and newly built contemporary rooms, Mantis has set a new accommodation standard on the island. Situated in the capital Jamestown, a few minute’s walk from the sea front, museum, archives, shops, bars, restaurants and transport links.
Accommodation
The old with the new
Contemporary Room
with 4 sets of interleading rooms
Heritage Suite
set in the historic original buildings
Heritage Room
set in the historic original buildings
Restaurant
Inspired by the Saints
Mantis St Helena Restaurant
Deliciously 'Saint'
Delicious local and classically inspired dishes reflecting the island’s cultural influences, striving to use local, organic produce, specialising in local fish dishes, menus change frequently.
Cooking style: International
Capacity: 100
Accessibility: Accessible service
Mantis St Helena Bar
Set on the site of the town’s original ‘watering hole’ dating back to 1645, this bar is very popular with locals, offering locally distilled spirits & wines and the largest...
Hotel Experiences
Nearby Activities
Stargazing
Tuna Fishing
4X4 Experiences
Birding
Hiking
Diving & Snorkeling
History Tours
Food & Drink
60-Seater Restaurant
Alfresco dining
Cocktail bar
Outdoor patio
Business
Meeting room
WiFi (Paid)
Peace of mind
Tailored itineraries
Transport arrangements
Car hire
Large in-room safes
Unique features
Set in a historical building
Alfresco dining on two large terraces
Largest wine selection on island
Location
St Helena is one of the world’s most remote islands, situated above the Tropic of Capricorn, almost midway between Namibia and Brazil. This small island is big in opportunities for active exploration boasting spectacular scenery that encapsulates a breath-taking range of habitats and landscapes: from the clear Atlantic waters past sheer cliffs and stark rock formations, through arid red desert dotted with cacti, rolling green fields and flax-covered hillsides, to a pinnacle of prehistoric cloud forest, St Helena packs a lot into 120 square kilometres. The friendly locals, affectionately known as ‘Saints’, whose heritage is a legacy of British, African, Chinese, Dutch and Portuguese and other influences are renowned for their warm nature that will make you feel at home.
Experiences: (see unique experiences below)
- Museums, Shops, and Spa (Nearby)
- Jacob’s Ladder (699 steps) (Nearby)
- Seafront bars, pubs and nightclub (Nearby)
- Olympic-size freshwater public swimming pool (Nearby)
- Whale watching (July to December)
- Whalesharks – watching and swimming (January to April)
- Dolphin watching ( pods of 400+ all year round)
- 22 Post Box walks – sensational hiking
- Guided shipwreck &coral reef diving
Access:
You can only fly to St Helena Island from South Africa.
Flights leave weekly from O.R Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg every Saturday.
Flights operated by Airlink and is a 5-hour flight with a fuel stop in Nambia. No compulsory vaccinations required to enter St Helena.
Email enquiries to st.helena@mantiscollection.com
Experiences
Dive the South Atlantic
Whale Sharks, Shipwrecks and plenty more
Napoleon Bonaparte
St Helena's most famous prisoner
Hike St Helena
a celebration of diversity
St Helena History & Heritage Experience
Five hundred years of intrigue
Golf on St Helena Island
The worlds most remote golf course