Hotels with Bars 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.

Generally speaking, it is a good cost-effective Fiji outlying island resort. The highlight is of course that it is only for adults (basically couples or couples), and it is not far from the island (one hour boat ride) plus four round trips a day, and you can even transition without the island. . After all, four-star service, coupled with Fiji Time, can not expect too much. For example, the basic questions asked by the front desk before check-in are generally answered within a few days, but if I want to make more complicated arrangements such as activity reservations or details (partly because the activity department of the resort is relatively independent and free), I send N many emails and even make direct international phone calls. In the past, the effect was limited, of course, this situation is also relatively common in Fiji. The people are nice, just not up to the standard of domestic or Bali Phuket service. In addition, if you live in his bure, pay attention to the problem with the indoor shower design. When washing, it must leak water to the ground outside, and then the whole bathroom will be very wet and slippery. The staff will tell you that most of the guests use outdoor showers... But if you still tend to use indoor ones, my personal response is to put a bath towel in the door to absorb water + block it. The room cleaning is in place, such as mopping the floor every day (this is rare in five-star chain hotels), but there will still be Xiaoqiang (and big and small) haunting… Another point is that, for some reason, a certain book says that his family's meals are very good. We ate it, especially the first few days most dishes (including breakfast) were overly salty! The last day was a little better. I don't know if the middle chef changed or if we all ordered the dishes on the thunder (in that case, the thunder points would be a bit too much~) But looking back, it's still a shame. After overcoming these non-deal breaker issues, the overall experience was relatively pleasant (picked a few photos for reference). If it is the first time to go to Fiji and can book a special room, it is recommended to try it.

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…