โรงแรมและที่พักในNalauwaki

"We had wonderful stay - so peaceful and relaxing. A bit windy when we stayed there, but house reef is protected and can be explored regardless. People who run it are very welcoming, warm and trying to please you. We felt like a part of family and would like to come back"

"Our stay at Paradise Cove Resort in Fiji was an absolute nightmare, and I strongly urge anyone considering this place to look elsewhere. We paid nearly $1,300 for two nights – and what we got was not just poor service, but genuine health hazards and outright dishonesty. Disgusting room conditions – bugs and lizards everywhere The room was infested with wildlife in the worst way. Lizards were crawling on the ceiling and even made their way onto our bed. Worse, while my daughter was lying on the...

"Clean, comfortable room with a lovely staff. I was a little surprised that the bungalows didn’t have a private bathroom though. I would have expected this at the rate that was charged. I was also surprised that there was no shampoo in the shared bathroom and hair dryers were not in the room or bathroom. I was able to get a hair dryer from the staff but some of these items weren’t really highlighted in Expedia’s description. Expedia also didn’t mention the meal plan. The food was very good...

"I loved Manta Ray Island Resort - especially my 6am coffees at the bar, watching the sunrise. The house reef is also lovely - the coral is somewhat recovering, but there are heaps of fish - including big edible fish that you rarely see elsewhere as it is a marine park."

"We had a great stay overall. The manta rays were absolutely incredible, and the coral gardens are some of the best you’ll find. The food was excellent, although the cocktails varied depending on who was making them. The staff were very friendly, and it was lovely being recognised after a few days. Virokai even remembered my name, which made the experience feel personal and welcoming. A few practical improvements would make the stay even better. An information sheet in the bure would be helpful...