Historische hotels in Vanua Levu

'It was simple, clean. The staff is fantastic. Only thing id change is that id update the cigarette burned toilet seat and small table. Owners are lovely, (i totally put my foot in my mouth when i said koro is my fave! Yikes) The food was delicious and peggy couldnt have nbeen a better person. I came here to be with my dying father,, and the compassion and empathy that i was shown was so wonderful. '

'We stayed at Emaho Sekawa Resort for our belated honeymoon, and it was honestly perfection from airport pick up to check-out! This is most definitely a 5-star plus resort, boasting incredible views from your secluded villa, all-inclusive delicious dining and beverages, a large range of included activities (from relaxing to adventurous), and absolutely flawless service from their outstanding staff - we cannot recommend Emaho Sekawa Resort highly enough!'

'Loved my week long stay at Taveuni. I decided on this place for the grounds, accessibility to the ocean, and opportunity to interact with others. The plantation grounds were lovely. Rooms are variable - I recommend Bure 112 (upgraded) or 5. Haven’t seen many others. The restaurant was reliable - big meals in the evenings. Great omelet and pancakes. Try the road for the best roti, papaya and plantains or a fish meal for $1.50-$5 US. Kava and songs in the evenings. Lovely ladies in staff...

'The hosts are amazing and friendly. The villa itself is beautiful and peaceful. Great place to stay for tranquillity '

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'Stay at the Naveria Heights Lodge for the outstanding views and wonderful hospitality! '

'Lovely hosts and a wonderful view. The host and her family are simply lovely folks and we felt so welcome. This is a small, family run property and they could not have been nicer. So glad we made this choice. It was terribly humid but the room was a reprieve from the steamy walk to town. Wi-Fi was fine. I never tried the TV because being here was a nice respite from the US.'