Top 5-Star Hotels in Port Vila

The hotel is newly built, including the kitchen and other facilities. We bought the food and cooked it for a few meals, which is more convenient. There is a big supermarket 10 minutes walk nearby, and the price of Port Vila is quite expensive. The hotel has a total of 80 rooms.

The hotel is on the island, the room size is acceptable, the health is good, the hotel service is very poor, such as cleaning the shampoo area in the room during the day, returning to the reception desk at night to reflect, promised to send, no one to send in the morning, buffet breakfast variety is small, The two people spent about 150 Australian dollars for the buffet dinner. There were few varieties, especially pit people, and they asked for an hour late check-out at the front desk. They needed to pay separately and were too inhumane. The island environment is acceptable, there is a swimming pool, the beach is particularly small and poor, the hotel price is outrageous, not worth recommending

With a stay at Tamanu on the Beach in Teouma, you'll be on the beach, and 7.4 mi (11.9 km) from Eden on the River and 9.5 mi (15.3 km) from University of the South Pacific. This upscale resort is 10.2 mi (16.4 km) from Supreme Court and 10.2 mi (16.4 km) from Michoutouchkine & Pilioko Foundation Art Gallery.Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find an outdoor pool and bicycles to rent. Additional amenities at this resort include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and wedding services.Enjoy local cuisine at Tamanu on the Beach, a beachfront fine-dining restaurant where you can enjoy drinks at the bar/lounge, take in the ocean view, and even dine alfresco. You can also stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the beach bar. A complimentary full breakfast is served daily from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 15 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring iPod docking stations and minibars. Your pillowtop bed comes with premium bedding. Rooms have private furnished balconies. Pay movies and DVD players are provided for your entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.

We just finished a stay at mangoes resort and unfortunately it was not at all what is advertised. The property itself is quite rundown from the rooms to the pools. There was mold through the bathroom in both rooms we stayed in, and the air conditioner did not work in the second room as it was too old yet, the owner still tried to charge us a higher rate to use the room. The TV hard drive does not work either and froze the whole TV in the two rooms after just 5 minutes into using it, which was extremely frustrating and there were only 4 channels that worked. The shower also flooded to our ankles on the first night and the maintenance worker pulled out big clumps of hair the next day which was disgusting considering that flooded up all over us while showering. On the last night there were also bugs through the bed and my wife and I woke up with bites around our ankles. We were very relieved to leave mangoes resort and will not be returning as we couldn't even enjoy the space knowing how dirty it was. Also their taxi prices outside are extremely overpriced so don't be fooled like we were when you can pay just 2500 vato to get to hideaway Island by taxi instead of 8000 vato. I hope this helps others who are also expecting a resort experience as the name would suggest. Their instagram photos are quite misleading also, the pools were rusted especially the pool with the mini waterfall, given the state of the resort we did not feel comfortable swimming. The staff were the only upside as they tried to help us but their hands were tied as the owners did not show much concern around the issues we faced and instead tried to make excuses such as telling us all hotels in Vanuatu have mold due to the weather which is not true. We just wish a review like this existed before we wasted money staying at this accommodation.

The hotel has a private beach, free sailing and other sea activities The hotel is quite big. We brought it from the front desk to the cottage by car. It takes about ten minutes to walk. The service is great, the breakfast is ok, there are a lot of fresh fruits, you can eat enough Just to go out, if you are not driving yourself, you have to take a taxi. It ’s more expensive to take a taxi from this hotel. Other places in the city are 1000 watts. This hotel is almost 2000 watts. It's better to drive by yourself, but driving here is more casual. If you are not an old driver, please consider carefully!

Overall it feels good. The hotel is on the edge of the lagoon and the view is very good. The service staff is very friendly. The room is relatively large, but ants have been seen by the door on the wall. It takes about 10 minutes by car to reach the city center from the hotel.

We stayed at the Warwick Le Lagon in July this year and had an amazing time. Our rooms were the Garden View rooms which we loved and would book again. The staff were so lovely and extremely helpful, especially Glenda, Ronald and Annie. We can't wait to come back to see you all. The food was lovely with a different theme every night. One of our family members is Vegan so Ramzy Shibany the Resort Manager made sure that a delicious vegan meal was prepared upon request which was very much appreciated. The water sports area was great, with kayaks, canoes, little catamarans and snorkels, so we got to explore the beautiful lagoon and its many wonders. We couldn't have asked for a more enjoyable family holiday and we can't wait to come back again. The Fontana's

We picked Erakor Island Resort for our secret elopement. We wanted a low fuss wedding and relaxing stay and Erakor handled everything and offered a great package. Beautiful location, wonderful staff, plenty of activities, great food, awesome room, I can't fault it. The fact that you basically have this whole island to yourself (and other guests) is so cool. Don't be daunted by the ferry, it's so easy to get to and from the mainland and the staff will take good care of you mo matter where you want to go. We travelled just after Vanuatu reopened to tourists and realised we had struck gold after speaking to other travellers. We met SO many people who were either staying at other locations and switched to Erakor because they weren't happy with their previous hotel, or were staying at another place and travelling to Erakor every day for the restaurant because their hotel didn't offer good food. When we arrive, the country's tourism industry seemed to be on a soft restart, which is completely understandable given it was shut down for a number of years, but you'd never know it with Erakor. They were back up and ready to go as if they never stopped operating. Getting married there was a dream and Erakor will forever be close to our hearts and part of our story. 100% going back!

Our check-in was somewhat a bit delayed due to no reservation. The gentleman who served us, Willie, was fantastic. He was able to accommodate us after looking into the booking and requested we discuss the matter with the reservations team the next day. After dealing with my booking agent very early the next morning, we were able to sort the issue out. Apart from the cigarette smell as soon as you enter the hotel lobby and the stench in the lifts, the hotel is perfectly situated in the main town with a couple minutes walk to the ever-bustling market. The room offers splendid views of the waterfront which was absolutely breath taking. I was very impressed with the room especially the cleanliness. If the hotel can somewhat separate the entrance to the hotel and the ****** from the hotel lobby, this will surely lift 'first impression' image of the hotel.

I decided to book this place because it was close to town and what seemed like a very nice clean modern..ish place to base ourselves...well from the photos anyway. Port Vila is HOT, so for me check in needed to be efficient. I totally understand the concept of island time but come on, we were melting standing at reception waiting for them to get things in order. Our room was a one bedroom apartment which wasnt up to my expectations (Im not high maintenance either). We over looked the once was pier which was a shame. (They should update the pics) the bathroom was very small, and the kitchen was not exactly what I imaged, hence why they hardly have any pics of it. The bedroom and view where ok. Just the afternoon view was an absolute stinger. Next door was The Banyan Bar...nice spot for an arvo drink and Pizza, but make sute they dont charge you twice. We ordered drinks and pizza then decided to take our pizza to the room. Upon check out they charged us for the pizza...dont think so! We told them that this had happened to the couple before us...the left hand doesnt see what the right hand is doing. We checked out early because it just wasn't us and headed for the Ramada for some luxury. Would I stay here again..unfortunately thats a no from me. Would I recommend it..not for 7 days, maybe 2 or 3.