Romantic Hotels in Mamanuca Islands, Western Division

"We have no words to explain how sad we were to leave this resort. In just 9 days, the staff became so warm and familiar that saying goodbye felt like leaving our own family behind. If it’s your first time in Fiji (or even if you’ve been before), this resort is a must — the hospitality, atmosphere, and care from the team truly make it unforgettable. A very special thank you to Elikai, who went above and beyond to make us feel so special throughout our entire stay. We are beyond grateful and will cherish these memories forever. We’re going to miss you so much, Sheraton, and we can’t wait to come back!"

"Great holiday, hotel had everything you needed, food options great, plenty of entertainment. Could walk to the marina in about 15 minutes"

"The dining staff was great! They made sure they greeted you by your name. The beach view bird was fabulous! The water around the resort was gorgeous and clear. "

"An absolutely beautiful experience at this Marriot Momi hotel. Exceptional hospitality, delicious food and drinks. Superb hotel. A vacation I will never forget. "

"We loved the Hotel , staff was friendly and healthful!"

"Amazing experience at mana island. Great tourism destination. Breakfast buffet and dinner buffet were excellent. Many additional tourist activities offered everyday. Fire twirling was fun to watch on the beach. Loved learning how to weave hats, and make Fijian things. Sunset tour was brilliant. Staff were exceptional. My kids loved the games room. The bikes were expensive to hire, i paid $250 for 4 days for my 3 kids, but it was worth it. It allowed them to explore and have them independence and responsibility. We also hired kyaks that was fun. Fish feeding daily was another highlight that we loved. "

"Perfect couple getaway. Lovely staff. Had a great Tropica massage"

"Had a good time with family. Highly recommended."

"Quiet rustic luxury. Rooms are thatched roof bures. It is winter here in July, so it is cool (60’s) at night. No rain as it is dry season. "