Tonga Hotels

Theme: Other

Comparison: less expensive than average

Directions: Pangai, Lifuka, Ha'apai Islands. The guesthouse is at the crossroad of Loto Rd and Tuita Rd. Walk past the big 'highrise' Catholic School, heading south and then take the second road on your left.


	Marcella Resort.: Marcella Resort.	Tip Rating:

By worldkiwi

on August 25, 2002

T$43 per night excluding tax. (7.5%).

Fantastic view over the Port of Refuge north towards the town. The restaurant is a place you could sit and chat in, gazing at the view from time to time for ages! Also, the manager and his wife are really friendly.

Theme: Hotel

Comparison: more expensive than average

Directions: About 5km out of central Neiafu (south side), Vava'u.

Other Contact: Phone (676) 70-687 Fax (676) 70-


	The Paradise International...	Tip Rating:

Updated By PaulinVT

on August 25, 2002

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The Paradise International Hotel
$50-70US per night. Worth every penny!

Price is extremely reasonable (by US standards) and the rooms are ENORMOUS. Each room has a balcony - some overlooking the Bay of Refuge.

Theme: Hotel

Comparison: most expensive

Address: Overlooking the Bay of Refuge in Nei'afu.

Other Contact: It has all the attributes of a f


	Fafa Island Resort: Fafa Island Resort	Tip Rating:

By Brian1

on August 24, 2002

Relaxed atmosphere, fantastic seafood, isolated - only 16 fales (huts) on island, so not very many people and no crowded beaches. Plenty of privacy.

Theme: Other

Address: Fa Fa Island


	Bed and breakfast: Winnie's Guesthouse	Satisfaction:

Updated By passingshadows

on July 9, 2007

Winnie's Guesthouse was a clean, comfortable place managed by Winnie and her son Mark Santos.

Single and twin rooms ar available, net access for a fee, airport transfer, guest kitchen and communal living areas. Breakfast everyday is included and lunch and dinner optional for extra fee. They are very nice, welcoming people and it's a homey, warm place to stay while in Tongatapu.

Theme: Bed and Breakfast

Price: US$40-80 » Currency Converter

Comparison: less expensive than average


	Dateline International: Biggest is not the best	Satisfaction:

By John96nz

on February 10, 2007

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Stayed 2weeks 1994.Great food , Entertainment .Staff were really friendly & helpful.
Very relaxed .Room service & Laundry excellent.

Swimming pool was cloudy.

Air Conditioning was rattly and unreliable.

Situated by shoreline on Vuna Road.Great for early morning or late evening walks.

Theme: Hotel

Price: US$80-120 » Currency Converter

Comparison: more expensive than average

Address: Vuna Road

Directions: Every body knows it .


	Fafa Island Resort: Peace and Tranquility	Satisfaction:

on April 10, 2007

fafa island resort

We didn't stay there but we talked to people who did and we had a look at their rooms. The bungalows or fales are built in tradition style and materials and with an open air bathroom . They have a hammock , beach chairs and ceiling fans.They are quite lovely and spa like. Each one is in its own private area with beach front.

A couple of nights would be enough for me , and this couple said they were ready to leave after that too . It depends on how much time you need to unwind I think . Its pretty quiet!

ACCOMMODATION

Single, Double & Twin: $194; Extra Person: $43

MEALPLAN
Fullboard
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, free Coffee and Tea, per Person $US65.

Theme: Inn

Price: US$80-120 » Currency Converter

Comparison: more expensive than average

Directions: 30 min. from Tongatapu

Website: http://www.fafa.to


	Fafa Island Resort: Boring	Satisfaction:

By go_ahead71

on August 30, 2003

Wonderful island, good place to go snorkelling and swim. But we would suggest to stay there no more than 1 night. In case of rain, is really boring. The vivacity of Tongatapu is definitely better.

Nice lagoon and beaches.

Theme: Other

Price: US$80-120 » Currency Converter

Comparison: more expensive than average

Address: Fafa Island

Directions: Ferry every morning (11am) from the port. 45 minutes trip.


	Good Samaritan: Tongas worst accommodation	Satisfaction:

By jshepps

on July 16, 2007

Situated directly on the beach, beautiful views BUT, very run down, dirty and water supply poor. No water for 2 days, bathroom filthy, shower (ha ha) totally inadequate. Mele, on site manager, a lovely woman doing best she could with very little. Tonga is not geared up for tourists, main town resembles a slum - burnt down buildings from the riots, nothing repaired or rebuilt. Everything closed on Sundays except churches of which there are too many to count. Friendly people, pretty islands to visit, few decent restaurants. Road surfaces poor, very strange little shops - like concrete sheds with bars at the counters. Definately not for the faint hearted and we have travelled to lots of Pacific islands.

Right on the beach, outstanding views but very poor quality accommodation

Theme: Inn

Price: US$80-120 » Currency Converter

Comparison: more expensive than average

Address: Kolovai - Western Tonga


	Good Samaritan: Good Samaritan - not great	Satisfaction:

By lostscot

on May 25, 2007

Cant say I can recommend the Good Samaritan (on Kolovai Beach).

The rooms are scabby, and falling apart. Showers dont work. No way to lock the fale!!!
The food is awful, even on the Friday feast night - which is not very entertaining.

Most nights I was there all the staff left at 1900, locking the fridge... so nothing to eat or drink after that, and no shop nearby!

On our last night a local came into our hut in the night and I had to chase him off...

Sorry - Good Samaritan has some friendly people but its not worth the price.

Worst chicken and chips I ever ate.