LGBT Welcoming Hotels in Vanuatu

Beautiful spot but the lack of air conditioning and the fact that a storm made it so the beach breeze essentially stopped for the 2nd half of our week made it very hard to be comfortable. Food was amazing and so were the staff, however, just be mindful of the time of the year you go and maybe not in the hotter months.

The toilet pipe broke and flooded our room. The lift was broken to the pool and restaurant. The room was pretty wheelchair accessible except for small step to veranda and I would suggest putting a fold down shower chair. The staff were amazing and very helpful. The tour operator at the resort, Miguel was very accommodating and supportive of our needs. Overall had a lovely time.

Food offerings were pretty standard, although the Teppanyaki was awesome. Pool was very good. Boat to the Erakor resort for Lunch/Dinner was very useful. Significant refurbishment from 8am to 5pm was annoying, made it difficult to relax on the verandah - due to drilling/grinding etc. Room was well located next to the lagoon, spacious and functional. Loved our 1st visit to Vanuatu, the close proximity of Erakor and Ramada hotels provided lots of eating/drinking options.