Find the Best Malolo Lailai Island Hotels

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…

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.

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.

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!

Chinese family guests, I think 2 to 4 days on the island is not right, it is worth the accommodation experience. The accommodation on the island has its own characteristics, the house is very special, and the sea view is within easy reach. Very shallow beach. Fijian cultural activities with children on the island can participate, hair braiding is 120 RMB and 40 Fijian dollars. Children's buffet is 55 Fijian dollars and 165 RMB. Catering is a problem when taking the elderly, the food is too westernized, and there is no choice. If the elderly have taboos and high blood sugar, please consider carefully. There are 3 restaurants on the island, but often only one is open. The average head consumption is between 240 and 330 RMB per meal. For island expenses, make sure you have cash or multiple credit cards.

Although the hotel has a certain age, it can still be maintained. One price all-inclusive, three meals a day, staying for 4 days and 3 nights, every day is a different menu, Michelin produced, super awesome. All the staff of likuliku are very warm and friendly. There will be welcome and farewell ceremonies when you check in and leave. The room is cleaned in a timely manner. If you have fun, in addition to some self-funded items, the hotel also provides free items. Of course, diving and beaches are still not comparable to the Maldives, but as a holiday island, it is still highly recommended. By the way, the sunset is very beautiful, and the stars are very bright at night.

When I went to the Maldives, I felt that the natural environment was too ordinary. The rooms are small and the details show the general management of the hotel. The front desk bill will be wrong. Please allow enough time for inspection. Staff service attitude is good, can be five stars. Go snorkeling five stars on a beach island in the middle of the sea! !!

Firstly the service, staff and activities are absolute 5 star. There were 24 staff to 10 guests - this is a very small resort with only 5 Bures. The Bures themselves - so far from 5 stars .. cupboards whose doors didn't close, light globes that weren't working, baths that didn't seal. As expected, the pool and dining area is very small but being all inclusive and being able to eat at whatever time you liked was great. Other guests really went all out having cocktails and snacks at 9am - nothing was too much trouble. The meals/drinks we were packed for our day trips were sensational, so much lovely food. Having someone pack you food, load up a boat with deck chairs and umbrella and drop you at a deserted island or sandbar for a few hours on your own was just amazing. We had friends staying for several days same time as us which made it more fun. Food was fine, not fabulous, not awful. TIP - if you have mobility issues please reconsider this place. The path between the bures and dining area was very unstable and rocky, as was the path from the helicopter landing pad to the resort. The beachfront is coral so you need reef shoes all the time and you need to be able to walk out to the boat and get in it to go anywhere. Wouldn't stay here again as we prefer something a little bigger with more water activities (sailing, kayaking etc) but we had a brilliant stay here mostly thanks to the wonderful staff.

The main purpose of this trip was to do my open water PADI course, so I actually did not expect much. But this place is absolutely lovely. Not only was I welcomed with open arms, but the island itself was extremely beautiful. My dive instructor, Bailey Wheetman, is one of the best teachers I’ve ever had and I felt super safe while diving with him. He took care of me and made sure that I am a professional before I leave this place. The staff, the locals, the backpackers are just amazing and take special care for solo travelers. I am so happy and grateful for this authentic experience and I would definitely recommend this place !