Iririki Island Resort & Spa

環境很好，房間裝修還不錯。推薦餐廳的椰子蟹套餐 一家三口足夠了。早餐品種少了些。

房間挺大的島上環境不錯

酒店在小島上、房間面積尚可、衞生尚好、酒店服務很差、例如白天打掃衞生房間裏洗髮區沒有放、晚上回來到總枱反映、答應送到、到早上都沒有人送、自助早餐品種少、二人消費約150澳元自助晚餐品種少、特別坑人、到前台提出遲退房一小時、需要另外付費、太不人性化服務。小島環境尚可、有泳池、沙灘特別小又差、酒店價格高了離譜、不值得一薦

房間設施陳舊，蚊子多，衞生差，房前燈都不亮，夜間出門很不方便，前台服務跟不上，房間也沒喝的水，衹有自來水，網絡信號也差！！！扣按金也不告知，退房了，按金5天了還沒到賬！！！

Iririki Island is a short complimentary ferry ride from Port Vila in Vanuatu but while you can see the lights of the town, this island might as well be miles away from the rest of Efate in Vanuatu. We opted for an over the water Fare’ with fishes for neighbours but all of the other Villa are just as impressive. the vibe is very Island Time but the staff are some of the nicest people on earth and genuinely want your holiday to be the best it can be. Infinity Bar and Auzure Restaurant are the adult section with 180 degree views over the port and the rest of island to the North. Cocktails by the pool are recommended and the complimentary breakfast is a mix of local fresh fruit, French pastries and a constantly changing cooked breakfast bar. the other end of the island is for families with kids with rooms wrapping around the series of pools in the sunset zone. Stunning views mix with a caring staff who obviously enjoy working here and it shows.

Totally enjoyed our 2 week stay here, the staff were genuinely friendly and they made our stay amazing. their smiling faces and generosity of spirit created numerous special moments for us to remember. Accommodation facilities had everything we could have wanted for a home away from home. favourite bits- ni Vanuatu staff, free snorkelling and kayaking around the island, swimming in the several pools, the breakfast buffet was awesome. Walking around the island gave us the opportunity to connect with nature, to savour the sights and sounds of the island, the many different plants, flowers and trees including coconut, paw paw and banana trees, and to see the blue tailed lizards, and various birds. Ideal location, very private, but could socialise easily when u wanted too, and only mins from the bustle of Port vila and many other tours and attractions on Efate. Will be back!

Overall, we had an enjoyable experience. Nice snorkeling. Pool was a beautiful temperature. Gorgeous evening sunset cocktails with views to die for. However, there were a number of things that weren’t quite up to scratch. The beds are very hard. Great if you love a super hard bed. The TV did not work in the room. Twice, they forgot to give us fresh towels, it gets hot and often we would have up to 3 showers in the day. Nothing seems to dry as it’s so humid. Our seven nights there, the restaurant had four buffet themed nights that were close to AU$100 each. The daily news often isn’t given out until about 8:30-9 am in the morning (these advertise that there are themed nights on), So if you miss the daily news, and you come back after a day out and expect to be able to order à la cart, you have no choice but to order the $100buffet. Certainly not money’s worth, plus if you have children they pay half…$50. The à la cart, doesn’t have a great deal on it anyway, and there were never any daily specials. We found it was cheaper to travel back to Port Vila to get food. You cannot bring your own alcohol onto Iririki Island, and yet they supply wine glasses in your room? Go figure! Breakfast lacked variety in fresh fruit and cereal was Rice Bubbles or cornflakes, a bit of muesli would have been appreciated. Often there was no maple syrup for pancakes and we were told they ran out. Bacon was nice, and they will cook you fresh fried eggs, but please order your eggs before choosing food or you may have to wait up to 20 mins to get them. Staff are beautiful, welcoming and friendly. But work long hours and 6 days a week. The gardens were maintained well and the island is still a work in progress following the cyclone. It’s very hilly and it’s virtually impossible to get the cart. They come every half hour but are unreliable. So if you have sore knees etc, this island isn’t for you. We flew out late in the afternoon and were told we could stay in the room until we needed to leave the island. Free of charge. Beauty we thought, we can go for a swim have lunch by the pool, go back and shower and then onto the hot humid airport refreshed. NOPE. We got a letter shoved under the door the night before (after already speaking to reception) saying we need to be out at 11am and it would cost approx $40-50 dollars Australian per hour to stay extra. So we felt our last day was a waste of time and they should be more lenient with checkout times. It’s not like they were inundated with guests. I do understand most hotels have checkout times, but I found under these kinds of circumstances most were more lenient with checkout times.