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Our top choices for Vanuatu hotels with a restaurant

1. Nasama Resort

Port Vila

Robert

P11,109 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 24 - Aug 25

2. Warwick Le Lagon - Vanuatu

Port Vila

Sophie

P9,839 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 16 - Sep 17

3. Iririki Island Resort & Spa

Port Vila

robert

P20,547 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 8 - Sep 9

Outdoor pool, pool umbrellas, sun loungers

4. Breakas Beach Resort - Adults only

Port Vila

Anne-Maree

P9,698 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 25 - Aug 26

5. The Espiritu

Luganville

Candice

P9,480 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 22 - Aug 23

6. The Melanesian Port Vila Hotel

Port Vila

Alfaaz

P11,320 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 7 - Sep 8

7. Mangoes Resort

Port Vila

Soufiane

P13,792 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 25 - Aug 26

8. Lagoon Gardens

Port Vila

Gary David

P4,425 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 23 - Aug 24

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Top Vanuatu Hotel Reviews

Nasama Resort

10/10 Excellent

"The breakfast included was yummy! Huge rooms. Comfy beds. Helpful staff. Laundry on site (wash only)."

The Moso Vanuatu

10/10 Excellent

"We had an excellent stay at Moso and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a peaceful place to genuinely switch off and experience a little more of Vanuatu. The real highlight was the staff. Everyone was exceptionally friendly, attentive and welcoming, and they contributed enormously to our stay. The waterfront location is superb. Being able to walk straight into the water and snorkel out the front of the resort was fantastic. There’s also a great 2 km walk through the forest to a secluded beach, with more excellent snorkelling when you arrive. We loved that there are no cars on Moso Island. Walking along the tracks, visiting the local villages and meeting the villagers gave us a much better feel for the island. If you get the chance, walk south and visit one of the village kava bars — well worth doing and a memorable part of the experience. Even the limited Wi-Fi, available around reception and the restaurant, became a positive. It made it much easier to put the phone away and properly relax. Moso is a place to slow down, snorkel, walk, explore, meet people and enjoy having nowhere you need to be. We left feeling genuinely relaxed and very glad we chose it."

Warwick Le Lagon - Vanuatu

8/10 Good

"We were a couple in our 50’s. We had a lagoon view villa, the room was clean, a bit dated. Had a safe, decent water pressure in the shower and a bath. The toilet door did not close and had no lock, weird but a non issue for us. Would have been nice to have wine glasses and bottle opener, maybe a plate and a knife so we could enjoy snack on our deck. But we made do. Has a swim up bar and a few pools. They looked nice but too many screaming kids, we felt should not have been allowed in the bar area. Buffet dinner $35 each was pretty good, lots of variety and themed nights. Buffet breakfast was free with the room, also very good. Enjoyed the fire show. There is a gym and kayaks, snorkelling is great. Take water shoes, you don’t want to step on the starfish or sea cucumber or sea snakes. It would have been nice to have a buggy service to the front gate, it’s far to walk in the heat. The staff were a mixture of helpful and rude. Most appeared to not enjoy their job and a simple request was too much trouble. The property is huge and is great for families and golfers. But not if you would prefer a smaller more intimate location. We enjoyed our stay but would not stay again. 7/10"

Lagoon Gardens

10/10 Excellent

"Cannot recommend the resort enough. The owners make you feel so welcome from the continental breakfast every morning to the household dog Rocky the great conversation with the owners. They go out of their way to make to make it feel like home. I found it to be one of the best hotels or resort I’ve stayed at as a single traveler. The rooms is huge & has all of the amenities you would need."

Iririki Island Resort & Spa

10/10 Excellent

"The location is ideal, a 2-minute ferry ride to downtown Port Vila. The staff are warm, friendly and helpful. Our bungalow was perfectly positioned #53. We had a view of the mainland and could see part of the pool area and the restaurant, but far enough away that the noise didn't bother us. I love people watching, so the constant flow kept me amused. The buffet breakfast had something for everyone. The restaurant meals were pretty good but the prices have certainly skyrocketed since we were there last. Especially the wine. Tip for anyone staying there. Turn right when you get off the ferry and there is a large supermarket at the top of the hill (15-20 minute walk) that sells wine, beer and everything imaginable for much more reasonable prices. The best coffee place in town is called Coco on Co only 5 minutes walk in the same direction. Staff and their Poke bowls were amazing. We went there every day! Best burgers in town at at the opposite end of town, a good 20 minute walk to a place called Burgers at Vanuatu - it's located in a shipping container. THE best burgers we have come across and not expensive. Probably the only fault after 8 days was that I accidently cut my foot and needed a band aid. I asked at the restaurant and they didn't have a first aid kit. That's something that should be rectified I would go back there in a heart beat - just don't go on "Independence Day" the celebrations were loud and kept us awake until 4am. No fault of the hotel."

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Frequently asked questions

How much do hotels with dining in Vanuatu cost?

Hotels in Vanuatu range between P4,425 to P20,547 per night. Bring your appetite, because these stays feature restaurants or are near some great culinary experiences. These prices were available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for a hotel booking with a check-in date within the next year. Prices reflect current offers and availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.

What are the best hotels with dining in Vanuatu?

Vanuatu offers multiple hotels with dining that have a total average guest review rating of 8.7. Eager to explore top dining experiences in Port Vila? Stay at Eratap Beach Resort, a 4.5-star retreat with a terrace and an ocean view. Or, eat your way around the city from The Terraces Boutique Apartments. Also popular with travelers, it has a 4.5-star rating and conveniences such as al fresco dining and a terrace.

How many hotels with dining are there in Vanuatu?

Take a look at our 80 hotels with dining in Vanuatu and then choose your favorite. Whether you're off on a family vacation or catching up with pals, Expedia will have a stay that's just your taste.

What are the best cheap hotels with dining in Vanuatu?

With hotels with dining starting from P4,425 per night, you'll have extra cash in your wallet for exploring Vanuatu's foodie hot spots. If Port Vila is on your travel agenda, check in at Benjor Beach Club. Mountain views and scooter rentals help make this stay a sought-after choice. You'll also find inexpensive hotels with dining in Luganville. Get comfortable at Tropicana Motel And Backpackers and take advantage of conveniences including a terrace and a barbecue grill. Discover Vanuatu on a shoestring by filling your travel itinerary with awesome free attractions. Sacré Coeur Cathedral in Port Vila is a must-see after you've had a taste of the local culinary scene. If you're planning a trip to Luganville, you won't have to pull out your wallet when visiting Mount Hope Waterfall. This price was available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for a hotel booking with a check-in date within the next year. Prices reflect current offers and availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.

Are there any family-friendly hotels with dining in Vanuatu?

You'll discover family-friendly hotels with dining around Vanuatu, including Port Vila. Fatumaru Lodge Port Vila is one option that'll suit your culinary needs in this vibrant city. It has a 3.5-star rating and useful amenities like a picnic area and housekeeping services. Also consider Aquana Beach Resort. With a nearby beach, beach umbrellas and access to top foodie experiences, this 3-star pick in Port Vila will make you and the family feel relaxed and at home. There are lots of fun things to do with your family in Port Vila. Mele Cascades and National Museum offer a great day out.

Are there any 5-star hotels with dining in Vanuatu?

There aren't any 5-star hotels with dining in Vanuatu. But there are some 4-star escapes that'll cater to your culinary cravings. If you're traveling to the vibrant city of Port Vila, check in to Erakor Island Resort & Spa. As well as access to dining, it offers a terrace and treatment rooms. Another place that will put you close to some top-notch foodie experiences is Island Magic Resort. A terrace and a swimming pool help make this 4-star property in Port Vila a hit with guests.

Why book your hotel with dining in Vanuatu with Expedia?

Whether you're seeking a hotel with a restaurant, or one that's close to a foodie epicenter, Expedia will have an escape that fits your tastes. Use our filters to search for Vanuatu hotels with their own eateries. You can also narrow your search for properties in popular locations filled with cafés, markets or restaurants. Whatever you decide on, you're guaranteed to score a tasty bargain with Expedia!

How can I find cheap hotels with dining in Vanuatu?

With Expedia's handy filter tool, getting your hands on cheap hotels with dining in Vanuatu is a snap. To discover properties that are easy on your bank balance, fine-tune your search results by budget, meal plans and star rating.

What is there to do in Vanuatu near my hotel with dining?

Vanuatu offers so much to see and do, it can be tricky to work out where to begin. If you're spending some time in Port Vila, National Museum is a favorite.

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Our top choices for Vanuatu hotels with a restaurant

1. Nasama Resort

2. Warwick Le Lagon - Vanuatu

3. Iririki Island Resort & Spa

4. Breakas Beach Resort - Adults only

5. The Espiritu

6. The Melanesian Port Vila Hotel

7. Mangoes Resort

8. Lagoon Gardens

9. Village de Santo Resort

10. Sunset Bungalows

Top Vanuatu Hotel Reviews

Nasama Resort

Erakor Island Resort & Spa

The Moso Vanuatu

Warwick Le Lagon - Vanuatu

Breakas Beach Resort - Adults only

Lagoon Gardens

Iririki Island Resort & Spa

Poppys On The Lagoon

Holiday Inn Resort Vanuatu by IHG

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Hotels with Restaurants in Vanuatu

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Our top choices for Vanuatu hotels with a restaurant

1. Nasama Resort

2. Warwick Le Lagon - Vanuatu

3. Iririki Island Resort & Spa

4. Breakas Beach Resort - Adults only

5. The Espiritu

6. The Melanesian Port Vila Hotel

7. Mangoes Resort

8. Lagoon Gardens

9. Village de Santo Resort

10. Sunset Bungalows

Top Vanuatu Hotel Reviews

Nasama Resort

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