Namale All Inclusive Resort & Spa

Breakfast was the best meal of the day as there was so much choice. The staff were very attentive and friendly. Each day there were activities and trips offered by the hotel most of which were free. We really enjoyed the shopping trip and the village trip. Insect repellent was also provided, which was very much needed!

We've stayed at many all inclusive resorts but this didn't feel like an all inclusive resort. The meal choices were hit and miss and if you didn't like a meal then you were stuck with it, which isn't what all inclusive is meant to be. On a couple of occasions the food was only luke warm. There wasn't much atmosphere around the two pool areas either, they were mainly like ghost areas actually. Everything seems to be centred around guests staying in their rooms mainly. The beach was pebby and sadly nothing like you imagine when you think of Fiji. We had seen a photo of Namale where the beach looked a lot nicer than it was in real life. We were there on our honeymoon and although we made the hotel aware of this before we arrived this wasnt acknowledged by the hotel either, which again is something we expected after paying £4200 to stay here for a week!