Hotels With spa in Mamanuca Islands, Fiji

"Beachcomber Island Resort is an incredible place to stay, mainly thanks to its outstanding location. The island itself is absolutely stunning — the beach, the pool, and especially the crystal-clear turquoise water are beyond beautiful. It truly feels like a tropical paradise and is perfect for relaxing or enjoying the ocean. That said, there are several issues regarding the rooms. Cleanliness clearly needs improvement — the bedsheets were dirty, and housekeeping only came once during a four-night stay. The bathroom also had noticeable problems: the shower area wasn’t properly sealed, which caused water to leak underneath the tiles, leading to an unpleasant sewage smell. There were also cockroaches in the room, which was disappointing. Additionally, depending on where your room is located, it can be quite far from the reception. The staff, however, are extremely welcoming, kind, and always willing to help. Their attitude is definitely a highlight of the stay. On the downside, the service can be quite slow at times, and requests are occasionally forgotten. Overall, despite these inconveniences, I would still recommend Beachcomber Island Resort 100% for its value for money. In my opinion, it’s one of the best islands to stay on in Fiji if you’re looking for a beautiful setting at a reasonable price."

"We really enjoyed our stay at Serinity sands glamping. The glamping tents are brand new and really fancy!  The infinity pool was stunning with sea views. The sunbeds were the comfiest. The decor around the pool/ restaurant is stunning.  Great to have access to a gym whilst on the island.  We loved the turtle feeding & the activities they provided each day! We really enjoyed having a tea and cookie in the afternoon also, was a nice treat! The staff were very friendly everywhere we went and always helpful!  Thanks  Matt"

"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."

"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."

"We stayed on Serenity Island for four nights and took the last boat (5 pm) back on our final day. We had booked the boat pickup from the marina through the hotel, assuming it would be ready upon our arrival. However, we later found out that it didn’t actually depart until 6 pm. The restaurant food was fine, but the menu never changed, apart from the chef’s special offered at lunch and dinner. If you’re staying for more than a couple of nights, as we did, you’ll likely find yourself repeating the same dishes. During one lunch, we waited an hour for our meals — mine arrived first, and I had finished eating by the time my partner’s dish finally came. We were only made aware of a few tours during our stay and were disappointed to discover, on the day of our departure, a newly displayed schedule of weekly activities such as cooking classes and Fijian language lessons. Unfortunately, we didn’t see any of these offered while we were there and felt we missed out on some great experiences we would have loved to join."

"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."

"The service attitude is very general, the restaurant is cheap but it doesn't feel very clean. . . The room is large but there is no hot water and no toiletries are provided. Advantages: the price is cheap. Putting aside the price and talking about anything else, they are all hooligans. Snorkeling and boating at the door are good. ***a Island is really very good, that is, the ticket is expensive. . . If you don't have money, you can go to the next door at three times the price. If you want to travel, this family can still live."

"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."

"1. Island Arrival Experience: Efficient Luxury, Full of Ceremonial Touches Choose helicopter transfer service for a direct flight from the airport to the island. The service is professional and meticulous throughout, with breathtaking aerial views. Upon arrival, the hotel arranges a warm welcome ceremony accompanied by local dances, instantly immersing you in a special resort atmosphere with a strong sense of occasion. 2. Accommodation Experience: Superb Sea Views, Comfortable Facilities Stay in a private beachfront villa. The core advantage is unobstructed ocean views right outside your door, providing a truly immersive experience. The overall room quality is excellent, and the accompanying massage service is exceptional, offering significant relaxation and rejuvenation. 3. Dining Experience: Practical All-Inclusive Meals, Catering to Asian Tastes The hotel offers an all-inclusive meal plan, offering excellent value for money. It includes two specialty restaurants: a multi-use buffet and a one-time exclusive specialty restaurant. Both restaurants offer high-quality dishes with mild flavors, perfectly suited to Asian palates, eliminating any concerns about dietary compatibility. 4. Additional Services: Efficient and Convenient Arrangements Booking your boat departure from the island through the hotel ensures a smooth and efficient process, without any waiting or coordination issues, providing strong logistical support for your trip. 5. Overall Review Likuliku Hotel excels in transportation connections, accommodation experience, dining services, and additional arrangements, making it especially suitable for travelers seeking luxurious sea views, a hassle-free vacation, and dietary accommodating options. It is a highly worthwhile island getaway experience."

"Living in a room with a pool, the view is beautiful. There is a shower in the room and an outdoor shower in the outdoor, hahaha. The islanders are very enthusiastic. When they come, they sing and welcome. When they go, they sing and send. After living for three days, many people can remember our name and be moved! The hotel spa is very general I think... not recommended. You can go out for a free boat ride, great, have a small wooden floating platform, have a good time. The room rate includes the most common breakfast buffet, which is bread bacon juice and can be extra money. The hotel has 200 Fijian coins for three meals, or 130 Fiji coins for two meals. We have no choice but to order. Although it is not cheap, you can go to the menu to decide. Experience is good, will recommend friends to go here!"