Western Division Hotels with Air Conditioning

"So beautiful Resort , Clean ,staffs Very friendly professional."

"Very convenient next to the airport good foods"

"This resort is perfect for sun lovers!"

"Very slow to respond, I had to complain to receive the service I deserved"

"Service was amazing, everyone was so nice."

"Parking was easy, but not secure. Staff we great and so helpful. Breakfast was ok."

"It felt like a true south sea island escape. Our room (bula) was massive with the moat comfortable bed. The bathroom was immaculate with a great shower. We had a porch with comfy loungers and a hammock with a priceless view. The staff were so kind and helpful. We unplugged from the world and slept 8 - 9 hours a night. I snorkled every day and that was worth the price of admission! I read 2 books in 4 days and I can't remember the last time I did that. It was paradise."

"Breakfast was great"

"We were disappointed to learn there isn’t a beach. Pictures and descriptions state beaches however, you are not able to swim from this area and their beach is covered with debris and the sea walls falling apart. Room was clean. Staff very kind and helpful. The best part of the place, is the pool. The float up bar is nice. The buffet, especially the “burger” night was awful. There are not many options and most items are geared to their Indian guests. So much so, that there were nights where even the adults were getting chicken nuggets from the “kids offerings”. We tried to go to Tavu for dinner for our last night and were turned away because they said we needed a reservation. No one told us this, there was no sign, nothing was told to us at check-in. They had 6-7 tables open. When we questioned how people were supposed to know they had to make a reservation, they could not answer and instead offered us a table that didn’t have a reservation until 8 pm. We were there at 6 pm. She couldn’t make it make sense. They could definitely upgrade their flat pillows. We were glad we only booked 3 nights for our stay, as staying longer, would have been miserable with the food options."