The hosts were amazing, the place was amazing.

Customer service e nice tumas.

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You're right on the beach, just two minutes walk distance to go for a swim. The bungalow was beautiful, clean and tidy.

located literally on the beach

extremely dirty, full of bugs, ants. staff disappeared after 7pm. a nightmare!

Véronique and Jean-Marc were the most welcoming hosts. They genuinely care for our well-being, our safety and will properly recommend tours depending on the weather. They also include us in the local life and give us a rare opportunity into local tradition, cuisine, and community. Food is great, the beach is awesome. Close to the airport.

Internet is unstable and a bit slow (good of emails and planning your trip, forget about uploading pictures). The black magic day tour was too expensive for what it was.

Great location on beautiful beach. Friendly staff. Well priced. Good food. Bed was comfortable.

More mosquitos than at Whitegrass up the road and fle screens weren't perfect but we didn't get bitten. The geckos did their work.

Being right next to a very long beach, stretching in both directions.

Not enough hot water for two quick showers. Food is monotonous.

Far from everything, so be prepared to get buses everywhere you go. This adds up and can get in the way of enjoying your holiday.

The beach at high tide is beautiful and the sunsets are incredible. Convenient to get to and from the airport.

The glowing reviews about Alofa are quite surprising to me! The property is beautiful, but the bungalows themselves are very old and not very clean. They’re also set way back from the beach, so you get no view and no ocean breeze (meaning they’re crawling with flies). Not much care has been taken to provide any experience for guests, so you kind of feel like you’re imposing on their hospitality when you need anything, and you’re quite isolated so you do rely on the staff for most things. Breakfast was just white bread and butter and you have to pay 500 Vatu extra for Tanna coffee. Lunch was the same chicken or beef and chips every day we were there and dinner only changed once. All meals were pretty average. Lastly, the tours were very overpriced (we paid 17000 to visit the volcano when all the resorts nearby charge between 13-15000, which we only realized after). Alofa could be much better with a few small upgrades (hammocks or chairs to lie on the beach, a place to eat near the water, etc.), but the owners don’t live there anymore and it doesn’t seem like anyone cares much. If I went to Tanna again I would probably stay fewer days in a nicer place.