Cat & Dog Friendly Hotels

"Beautiful setting. Ultra friendly and helpful staff. "

"Staying at Ramada Labasa was a delight. What made it extra special?..... well lets just say it! Sandra was an excellent host and made our stay very welcoming and warm. She is truly an asset to Ramada management. Now this is coming from a veteran of over 35 years within industry. Would I return..... yes. Restaurant food and lead server Ashmi was knowledgeable and professional. One of the better fish and chips I have troed. Taro was very good. Tomato Chutney delicious and fresh papaya during breakfast... yumm. Safe travels. "

"Incredible location, incredible staff and incredible food"

"Room, restaurant, diving, snorkeling- everything was perfect "

"Friendly staff who were very helpful 🤗"

"Super nice mellow uncrowded resort. Can snorkel and swim in the bay. They will arrange all activities, have onsite scuba diving pick up, food was excellent, and service was top notch. Bring some deet for the mosquitos though. "

"What a beautiful place! Million dollar views, an unbelievably friendly staff and consistently excellent food at the restaurant made our holiday perfect. We loved the infinity pool overlooking the ocean as well. The staff are so friendly and helpful, consistently going out of their way to make sure that we had everything we needed. Until you are able to interact with Fijians, you truly don’t know how friendly people can be. Special thanks to Pini, Storm, Millie, Raymond and the whole crew at TIR. Thanks to living legend Ric (the owner) as well who we spent every breakfast with hearing stories about Taveuni and his efforts to promote diving and conservation in Fiji. "

"Amazing and welcoming staff that learn your name and ensure you're being well taken care of. Went by myself and will definitely come back with another!"

"We had a lovely week at Sigasiga resort in the cozy Ohana Bure close to the beach. Well cared for grounds, meals delivered to the door. Subash and his wife Sunita took excellent care of us. It's a taxi or unreliable bus trip into Suvasuva for supplies."