Best Hotels in Malolo Lailai Island

Three restaurants, one buffet, one a la carte, one snack. In general, the general dishes are not much. The activity is okay, I have to go to BOOKING CENTER every day to see and then book, this is not as good as the intercontinental. The second day of the event will have a printed brochure sent to the room. There are a lot of fish under the pier. You can go snorkeling by yourself. The annex is in a new house, so some rooms near the construction site will send 100 Fiji coins for food and beverages every day. Surfing is not suitable for children and beginners. The waves are too big. Bicycles can really ride. It is recommended to go to the golf course near the airport. There are many short coconut trees along the road. You can pick coconuts. The end of the road is beautiful and there is no one at all. But next time I will choose the intercontinental of the main island, because my son likes to surf there.

Heaven is, Musket cove. We stayed in musket cove last year and fell in love with the resort. So much so, we decided to make it our annual june holiday. Once again we were so welcomed by the most amazing, friendly and calming staff. Our Bure was a beautiful retreat, that felt quiet, peaceful and authentic. The island is our absolute favourite… the sand paths, immaculate gardens and activity/ entertainment options provided us with a dream holiday. My husband surfed almost daily, while I would go for hikes, run the island trials and explore. Found secluded beaches and lookouts that are more breathtaking than imaginable…. Ziggy and Josie always provided us with refreshment afternoon drinks (without prompting our preference) at the island bar yacht club. Ruth always hooked us up with the best tours, snorkelling trips and activities. Suli, was the biggest vibe. We loved his presence and enthusiasm. We loved our trip (again) so much, we re-booked for august and December/ January. Paradise does exist…

The staff was friendly. We booked a Family Villa through Tripadvisor Plus for 2 nights. Our flight on Fiji air was scheduled to arrive at 6AM in the morning. They held the room for us and it was ready when we arrived at 7AM. Room was ground level. The staff moved us to a Villa closer to the dining and pool because my wife walks with a cane and a shorter walking distance is better for her. Room was clean and spacious. I would stay again.

Stayed for 2 nights and felt that the house was clean. There was no hot water for showering on the first day, but there was hot water on the second day. The living environment is good, you can see the sea from the window, and the hotel has good greenery. The food was generally good. I had four main meals, one was simple, and the other three were rich and self-service, with meat and vegetables, moderately salty. Breakfast is a little simple, with juice, milk, bread slices, etc. You don't have to pay extra for the fried eggs you want. Drinking water is provided for each meal and is provided by yourself. The service attitude is also OK.

Although the hotel has a certain age, it can still be maintained. One price all-inclusive, three meals a day, staying for 4 days and 3 nights, every day is a different menu, Michelin produced, super awesome. All the staff of likuliku are very warm and friendly. There will be welcome and farewell ceremonies when you check in and leave. The room is cleaned in a timely manner. If you have fun, in addition to some self-funded items, the hotel also provides free items. Of course, diving and beaches are still not comparable to the Maldives, but as a holiday island, it is still highly recommended. By the way, the sunset is very beautiful, and the stars are very bright at night.

We had a great stay. Staff was friendly and accomodating to our needs including carrying out heavy luggage up and down 3 flights of stairs. They even allowed our visitors in which I find very rare. They also carried our food up to our balcony which was great. We had the Sunset suite at the very top - awesome view! Our room was nice and clean, super nice air con in the room and lounge area. Really nice kitchen area with a massive new fridge. Very convenient with the supermarket up the road and beachfront to chill. The ocean was sooo nice and hot to swim in. Downfall: Some of the levels smell like damp, wet carpet and was really bad . Some of our dishes were so dirty and their were cockroaches in the toaster, microwave and jug. Would be great to have a volley ball net on the beach and some activities on offer for guests such as horse riding & snorkelling etc. Also some entertainment would be great as the music next door was the only entertainment we got but sometimes it was far too loud that we couldn’t sleep. There was no fire show or kava ceremony and we were looking forward to that! The food at the ghost ship bar was really good especially the pizza and curry dishes! Be good if reception could help guests find the best taxi prices as some Of the locals that stand on the road really take advantage of travellers and charge you the world. We did have a great stay in the end! I would recommend this if you want to stay near town, the airport and want to experience outside of Denarau. Denarau did get boring for me sometimes so I liked this experience this time around.

Run down hotel and very poor service. While the room was clean, the service and facilities were very poor. The images on the web site must be from years ago, because now the place is very run down. At best this is now a one star motel. There is no lift, so if stairs are a problem don't get a room on the upstairs floor. There is no wifi, nor is there free airport transportation. When we arrived the remote control we were given for the air conditioner didn't work, after two requests (and more than an hour) this was fixed. When room service took away our dirty towels they advised they would be back with fresh ones, after a two hour wait I went to reception and got them myself. There was only one plug next to the double bed. The bedside clock didn't work. The bathroom was very run down, the shower door wouldn't close. The whole room is in need of repainting. There was a restaurant, but when we enquired (at 6PM) we were told it had already closed. (In our three night stay I saw two people dining there, once, for breakfast). The poolside bar looked like it hadn't been used for years. The poolside spa was broken. This is our third visit to Nadi, and this hotel rates bottom, way behind the Nalagi and the Mercure (both on the same street and both cheaper).

Its business suites - includes kitchen and laundry in room. Always great to have these services. Beach isnt much, think walk along rather than swim. This is one of 3-4 hotels in a row beachfront. Guests primarily those passing thru to islands, backpackers and groups. The hotels’ beachfront bars were quiet during week in May but came alive for weekend. Restaurant on top floor had great views. Service very slow in restaurants of all these hotels. Staff very helpful and friendly.

Because of the transfer, I need to stay in Fiji for one night, a good experience. The house is very clean and tidy, quiet and warm, with two bedrooms, our family of four can easily stay. Furniture and appliances are available, as well as kitchen appliances and tableware that we often use. We don't have time to try cooking. The location is very good, there are Chinese restaurants in the nearby supermarkets, and it is very convenient to be close to the airport. The boss is Chinese, the communication is also very smooth, introduce the surrounding environment and help us contact the rental, very intimate, there is a chance to come again.

The hotels in NADI are generally expensive and shabby, about the same as those in China at RMB 150-60, but the staff are very nice. Even if there is no elevator, I can help you carry your luggage. You can also change the single room to a double room. Fortunately, there is no tipping during the performance at night. The location is not bad. It is about 10 minutes away from the airport. There is also a supermarket and several restaurants nearby.