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We stayed at Nasama Resort for 6 nights in late March. Both having never been to Vanuatu before were unsure what to expect but upon leaving the airport when we landed to flying back to the Gold Coast the Vanuatu people were amazing. Arriving at the hotel via taxi the reception staff were fantastic. We were checked into our beachview studio immediately and were so pleased when we walked in. The room was huge and self contained with a full kitchen and a beautiful patio area directly overlooking the beach. The hotel has a beautiful pool which we took advantage of almost daily and is directly on the beach. The beachfront has a gorgeous rockpool on the shore also. As the hotel doesnt have a restaurant we took advantage of the barbeque area provided and headed to town via bus almost daily to the big supermarket Au Bon Marche to stock up on necessities. Try any kind of beef in Vanuatu, its incredible! The reception also happily helped us with tour bookings, hire car bookings and restaurant bookings. On our 5th night we asked to pay for an upgrade to a beachfront suite.. They happily sorted this for us and the room was just beautiful, pay the extra, its worth it! Would definitely recommend Nasama to friends and family and hope to stay again soon.

Hi after traveling the world this hotel is one I think deserves a mention! On our arrival we were greeted at midnight with a welcome drink and wide smiles a great start, taken to our room promptly which was a double not twin, this was rectified quickly and staff still smilingly lugged our bags to the right room, the rooms were lovely and clean,serviced each day with fresh towels. Aircond in the rooms is brilliant. All the rooms over look the pool area with private balcony,, brilliant to watch the hotel entertainment from after a hard day out or use poolside area at the pool. With in walking distance of the hotel was sup/market, sports bar, pizza, Thai eateries or 10 min walk to city center, local eateries very cheap for meals eg $10. Car hire 3 mins walk or hotel organises the tours for you! Free WIFI at this hotel is a big bonus and it works in most rooms, the staff were so helpful in telling you the best places to visit that weren't too touristy it was a big help. Overall this hotel provides the service, location and atmosphere for anyone to have a brilliant holiday at such a reasonable cost you won't be disappointed! I can't wait to go back.

Absolutely loved our stay in Coco Beach. Such a beautiful location, even though it’s 15 mins from PV town. Snorkeling straight off the beach was amazing, especially at the end of the channel! Coral and LOTS of fish, the water is absolutely beautiful! Our beach front fare was simple but very comfortable, with a super comfy bed, fell asleep every night to the sound of water lapping at the shore, and woke every morning to the birds singing.. Food at the restaurant was ok, breakfast was nice especially the Tropical Breakfast. I can’t say I found any good coffee in Vanuatu at all, which is a shame, but not a deal breaker. Look forward to coming back to Coco Beach Resort someday in future..😊

Staff were extremely friendly and were happy to try to facilitate any request. Wi-Fi worked well and the bar is on the beach and next to the pool. Villas are not Air Conditioned but have fans and mosquito nets ( which you need ). Bed was comfy and transport to the CBD of Port VIlla is always at the front of the resort via Bus or Taxi. If you have never been to Vanuatu before and local form of public transport is Bus ( 11 seater Toyota Hi Ace van or similar) Driven by a local and 150 Vatu to anywhere in the City. Every second vehicle is a Bus, so you never have to wait long. You will reach your destination eventually as the Bus is virtually door to door, so depending on the other passengers your trip may turn into a mini tour ( island time ).

Perfect waterfront location, with lovely outdoor dining area, bar and swimming pool to relax , unwind and enjoy the view. The continental breakfast of tropical fruit, cereal, toast + spreads, cakes and pancakes, is included in the price, and is a lovely way to start the day. The hotel rooms are neat, clean and compact, and are ideal for those who are out and about during the day, and want a relaxed, friendly place to stay, just a short walk along the waterfront to town. Prices of accommodation in Vanuatu are generally quite expensive, and the room prices fluctuate a lot from week to week, so it pays to shop around for a reasonable deal.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at The Havannah. It was our first time to Vanuatu and it won't be the last. The friendly staff and service was excellent. The food was awesome. We enjoyed our romantic dinner & bonfire on the beach for my husbands 50th Birthday, and the boat trip to a remote beach on Moso Island for a picnic lunch We have already recommended this hotel to other friends who have since stayed and loved it. We will be back!

Great place, good facilities, very comfortable with a good view, but that comes with it being a fairly steep walk up hill from the main part of town. Food is excellent, though not cheap, but that's common in Vanuatu. The staff are really good - helpful, friendly and as I was leaving on a late afternoon flight I didn't need to check out until just before heading to the airport.

Price was good for hotel quality - better than price suggested. This is a very well located comfortable 4 star hotel.

The resort and the grounds were immaculately presented. Our bungalow was very clean and comfortable and having the private pool and balcony was perfect. All the staff were very professional, helpful and friendly. We would like to say Thank You to the staff that we had the pleasure to meet and get to know over our time, Thomas, Karl, Irene and the front desk staff. The food was amazing and definitely recommend this resort, we checked out a lot of places during our visit and the food here was stellar, five star quality, freshness and just amazing... We hope to visit again next year!!!!

A compact hotel, with a range of budget rooms set around a lovely tropical garden and pool. The simple continental breakfast in the pretty outdoor, thatched dining shelter is a lovely, relaxed way to start the day - fruit, biscuits, weetbix, toast + jam, milo, juice, tea and coffee, is included in the price. The rooms are neat and tidy with access to limited wifi, but do not have a tv, fridge or kettle. Would suit the budget traveller or backpacker who is out and about during the day, and wants to come back to a clean bed and warm shower.

Had a lovely stay - but be aware you are 100% paying for the location. The Villa was scrupulously clean, Joy and her staff wonderful, breakfast was generous and delicious. But Vanuatu is a small island and tourism and self-sufficiency are the only two trades. Food is very very expensive, more than Australia, this is no Bali or Phuket! And that is OK, because everything is quite rustic and unspoiled. We got what we came for - an authentic, relaxing time.

Ratua Island is a hidden gem for those who want to escape to an island paradise ! A unique experience , from staying in your own Balinese villa with tropical garden and your own personal beach , sunset massages in the amazing spa, to riding horses bare back through the water ! Divine meals in an amazing choice of locations - casual dining on organic timber tables on the sandy beach or a la carte in the villa bungalow positioned over the water ! The service is impeccable and the management and staff create a very friendly family like atmosphere ! We love Ratua and have returned three times so far. Definitely one of the most beautiful places in the world to unwind and be thoroughly spoiled ! Thank you Ratua for a holiday I will never forget !

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Seachange Lodge. Ian and staff were extremely friendly and helpful, suggesting great places for us to visit and dine. Ian even repaired our hire cars flat tyre, which was a huge help to me traveling alone with my four young children. A terrific place to stay (we loved the swimming pool), which helped make our visit to Vanuatu fabulous. Thanks so much!

Vanuatu is not the place for you if you're finicky about things, but if you can just go with the flow, there are some great places to stay at and things to do. Village de Santo was adequate for our needs, not everything was perfect, but when you travel - things rarely go exactly to plan. We had a comfortable stay, food was acceptable, staff were friendly and helpful and the loft style apartments were very spacious and adequately appointed. Our apartment had a very limited supply of hot water for some reason (only got hot water for a few minutes), but we made do. We thought it was overall good value for what you get.

The location was perfect, only 20 minutes from the airport and we were in the middle of paradise. Crystal blue water all around the Warwick and access to free water activities was a plus. There is a little island opposite you can canoe over to for lunch or afternoon drinks. The visibility is incredible, so many starfish. The pool was lovely and the pool bar offered beautiful lunch. We only ate dinner once at the Asian restaurant which was so delicious, I wish we had time to go there again. So many things to do in Vanuatu we ran out of time. Ill just have to come back and the Warwick will be where I am staying.

Perfect combo of what you need and what you don't need to experience the real Tanna. Tom was very accomodating and helpful and best place to see a Dugong at high tide!!!

My husband and I stayed 5 nights at the resort in the apartment. The room was spacious and included a kitchenette (which we didn't even use because we were close to town and so could eat in town). I liked that housekeeping mops the floor everyday. The staff there went out of their way to make you feel welcome and were very helpful. All our tours were booked at the tour desk at the lobby, and the staff was very helpful in helping you arrange and decide which days were best for the different tours (he checked the weather for us, and suggested we avoid popular places when tourists from cruise ships were in town). We made friends with local staff, and one of them even brought us on a private tour at the kava bar next to the hotel for an educational experience, to learn how kava is made! :

The restaurant was very nice and affordable for food and drinks, staff were accomodating. Gaetan was very impressive with customer service skills and friendly demeanour, took the time and effort to remember us by name and always smiled and was friendly and approachable. The air conditioning was a wonderful plus in the hot humidity and rooms were always cleaned to a high standard. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend this to future travellers!

My girlfriend and I booked this place last minute (the day of) and got a room with shared facilities for $75 through Agoda. So cheap! 😮 Staying here is cheaper than visiting for the day. STAY HERE! They throw in FREE snorkeling, scuba diving tours, glass floor boat tours, and other stuff. The sunset ☀️ and sunrise 🌅 is utterly breathtaking and it is so quiet. Only downfall is that it very touristy. So if you’re not wanting to have a tourist based experience while visiting Vanuatu 🇻🇺 stay here only one night. Experience this beautiful resort and then head to the north end of Efate Island for true island life. But all in all, Hideaway Island 🌴 was awesome and highly recommended.

Single best snorkelling spot from out 2 week holiday in Vanuatu. 30meters from the beach front is a great lagoon with heaps of fish, caverns, reef, bombies, coral, etc. We spent the whole time snorkelling and they back up to the bar for beers and cocktails and enjoying the wonderful view.

The food cooked by chef John ,met all our needs , very tasty , well presented. manager Janelle, if Vanuatu was a product ,this lady knows it, sells it so well, but with her local knowledge and bubbly personality as clients, patrons at travellers we are true winners. Ask me would I go there again for sure I will as soon as I can I will. Jack and Janelle their Staff al so friendly, so helpful so value for money

We just arrived home yesterday and I could not wait to write this review! The Grand hotel & Casino far exceeded our expectations. The view from the panoramic rooms are breathtaking and we absolutely loved waking up to an incredible view every morning. The sunsets were to die for as well! The hotel is so conveniently located to everything and the staff were so warm and welcoming making us happy every time we talked to any of them. The rooms were clean and well appointed and beds very comfortable. There is no noise in the rooms whatsoever. The restaurant is the best in Port Vila, we tried a few others but none compared to the quality of food we experienced at the Grand. If you are wanting a holiday that ticks all the boxes then do not go past this place! We can not wait to go back! THANK YOU FOR A WONDERFUL HOLIDAY!! :)

You will have your own private reef with an abundance of fish. Esline started feeding them a couple years ago and has even planted some coral gardens and the diversity and number of fish we saw was incredible and it's literally on your doorstep. She provides yummy breakfast, snorkling gear and a nice little secluded part of Santo. Lee the groundskeeper is great, very approachable and helpful and always smiling. There is a ship wreck there and the possible sighting of a dugong or two. The rooms are lovely and Esline is great company. She took us for a tour to Riri and Nanda Blue Lagoons and up to Champagne Beach and Port Orly and knows so much about the island and its history. She is so friendly and accommodating. The 6 days we spent at her place were so relaxing and enjoyable. I highly recommend!

Room was large and clean. Staff were helpful. Bed was low and very firm. Some upper floor rooms have views of the harbour. Appreciated the nice pool area. As for all of Vanuatu food and drinks are quite limited and expensive. The self catering option was appreciated.

I travelled to Vanuatu for a conference. Great things are as above. The staff although overwhelmed with the influx of people checking in were friendly. Continental breakfast was lovely with a selection of pastries and fruit with Vanuatu coffee. Things to be aware of: 1 the roosters crow at all hours of the night so if you're a light sleeper, take your ear plugs.i didn't hear them on the last 3 nights 2. There is no air conditioning but the studio rooms were wonderfully cool and I had a sensational view of the lagoon. 3. Buses in Vila are a great way to get around and cost a fraction of taxi fare. People are friendly, helpful and I felt safe once I had travelled a little within Vila. All in all worth the stay!

holiday inn is in an ideal location, only a short walk (10-15mins) to port vila. the outlook is lovely, overlooking the lagoon, and the beach and pools are all good. there are plenty of watersports available on site. the staff are friendly and helpful in a very relaxed, layback way. the rooms have obviously been renovated fairly recently and the amenities are good. note the restaurant is well geared up for "gluten free" needs. this is a great resort if you have a young family. however, because of this, there are lots of children running around, and noise to go with it. if you want just peace and quiet, i wouldn't recommend this place, unless you can get into one of the "overwater" rooms, located on the adjoining "private island". even then, you will be surrounded by kids at the swimming pools and restaurant. another tip...get a room-rate that includes breakfast; otherwise it will be very expensive, and there isn't much available in port vila.

You can always count on friendly staff in Vanuatu. Nothing is too much trouble and this and other resorts have recovered well after Cyclone Pam.

Morris is a kind host, and it's a great opportunity to get a feel for village life on Tanna, since his family lives in huts next to the bungalow huts. The garden in which the bungalow huts are is beautiful, the view to the volcano stunning and the surroundings great for a hike. Out of 4 huts, only one has en suite, for the others it's outdoor toilet and (cold) shower. Electricity is available as long as the solar batteries last, no internet and no shops in the vicinity, so best stock up in town before heading out. I would definitely stay at Morris's again.

We had a great couple of days there. If we had known how good it was we would have booked a longer stay.

This was a property that looked great on paper with a potential colonial feel to it. Rooms basic with basic problems. Room was not very private with staff talking outside and a light that kept going on and off. Breakfast on porch with a good aspect of the harbor.