Hotels With spa in Mamanuca Islands, Fiji

To all the staff. Thank you for your help. Staying at Serenity Island Resort for three nights was the highlight of this trip. If I had time, I would have liked to stay longer. It is an island resort with a good location and a quiet place to stay. The food is very delicious. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner while listening to live music were all delicious. The cookies and coffee I had at tea time were also very delicious. The furniture and refrigerator at the Bure where I stayed were clean. The shower temperature can be adjusted. You can also borrow a hair dryer. Amenities were also available. There is also air conditioning. The Bure where I stayed was very comfortable. I fell in love with the atmosphere at Bure. I was impressed by the facility in harmony with nature and the hospitality of the staff, and I was able to stay very comfortably. I also had the impression that the activities were planned with a wide variety. There is also a clean and spacious gym. It is not a large resort facility, so it is especially recommended for those who want to spend a quiet time. I do not recommend it for those who hate insects, flies, and mosquitoes. If I have the opportunity, I would definitely like to stay here again. Lastly, the staff members spoke to me in a way that I could understand even though I am not good at English, and they enjoyed listening to my stories. I hope you stay healthy! Vinaka Serenity Island!

Four of us stayed at Muskoka Resort on Malolo Lailai Island for three days. This tropical island hotel is very special, with unique ethnic decoration style, rich and diverse meals, and various special activities. We stayed for three days and every day was very fulfilling. What surprised us most was the free snorkeling activity of the hotel. Under the guidance of the teacher, we saw colorful fish and corals, which was an eye-opener! Most of the service staff on the island are also very enthusiastic. When we met on the road, we always said enthusiastically: ”Bu La!” (Fijian ”Hello!”). Every morning at five o'clock, I was awakened by the sound of birds ”Wake up”. The ecological environment is so good! I like this hotel very much and recommend it.

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.

Choosing Mana Island was the right choice! I had a wonderful, fulfilling stay on this remote island. I enjoyed snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters, and there were several events planned throughout the day, so I was never bored. Snorkeling is available on both the north and south sides, so even if the wind or waves are bad, you can still swim on either side. You'll have to take a boat from the main island to Mana Island, but be aware that it's incredibly expensive. (As of August 31, 2025, the one-way fare was 12,000 yen. 😂) If you're going, I recommend staying multiple nights! Diving with Aqua Trek Mana, a Japanese-based resort, requires you to either stay at the hotel or take a day trip.

The location of the hotel was breathtaking everything was so green the ocean was clean and the most beautiful blue color imaginable. We were greeted by the staff on the beach when we arrived the staff was extremely happy kind and caring, they treat you wonderfully. There are a few drawbacks the is not much to do for entertainment there are no televisions If you want Wi-Fi in your room that is an additional charge and there are no telephones in the rooms either so if you need anything you have to walk to the office first it. There is only one restaurant on the island and the food is not very good. But if you are going for a new experience the hotel is very nice. They do have a spa and a dive shop where you can book excursions. The people are what make this resort special.

I saw some reviews saying this Sheraton is better than the one on the main island, and I agree, especially regarding the rooms. The beachfront rooms we stayed in had amazing views and felt very private. However, this hotel is much smaller than the main island's Sheraton. The buffet food was just okay, but the à la carte options were decent. For those on a full-board package, lunch and dinner can be ordered à la carte, with three courses per person. The Sheraton's service, environment, and hygiene were all excellent.

It's great, the snorkeling environment is first-class, the service is also very good, the food is delicious, except that it is expensive, there is no other problem.

If you ever have a chance to go to Beachcomber you must. It's such a small island but full of life. The staff and facilities are great. Snorkeling is walking off the shore. Loved every moment

The hotel facilities are relatively old, probably because I stayed at Six Senses first and then this hotel, so there is a clear contrast. Fiji taxi drivers are dishonest and don't give change. The service attitude and concept of Fiji hotels are really different from those of Southeast Asian hotels. In short, it is not worth the money. The housekeeper is still very enthusiastic and can speak Chinese, so communication is very convenient.