Offering a swimming pool, restaurant, a bar and 24/7 reception, the waterfront Pacific Crown Hotel is located in Honiara. All rooms offer satellite TV and a desk.
Located in the city centre, on the beach in Honiara, Heritage Park Hotel is situated within 5 acres of beachfront gardens with an outdoor swimming pool.
Offering 2 restaurants, a beachside swimming pool and a bar, Solomon Kitano Mendana Hotel is located in Honiara. All accommodation features a patio with outdoor furniture.
Stephen
New Zealand
The hotel layout and location are excellent and the staff were very helpful.
Honiara Hotel has an outdoor swimming pool, garden, a terrace and restaurant in Honiara. This 3-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
ROBERT
New Zealand
Menu was typical for tropical hotel.
I really liked the swimming pool with all the heat and humidity, it was a life saver.
Prestige Apartments - Solomon Islands offers accommodation in Honiara. Guests benefit from the balcony. The kitchenette is equipped with a microwave and a toaster, as well as a kettle.
Vellaidan
Fiji
The Comfort of relaxing after a hot days work, house keeping and cleanliness
Located on the waterfront overlooking the Pacific Ocean & Florida Islands, the Coral Sea Villas are nestled in the heart of tropical landscape gardens with direct access to the ocean, and only 1.5 km...
AustroEx Ops
Australia
This is a quality property in Honiara in a good location with good service nd amenities probably better than the average in this city. Food is good
A good location for a hassle-free stay in Honiara, Island Home is a homestay surrounded by views of the garden.
Mareike Sophie
Germany
The hosts are kind, super helpful and fun. They immediately made me feel like home when I arrived, and I felt very well taken care of.
The place is located up the hill, so you get a beautiful view over the lush green environment.
There's a bus right in front of the house that takes you downtown in just a few minutes.
Set in Honiara in the Guadalcanal region, Marine Apartments features a patio. Both free WiFi and parking on-site are accessible at the apartment free of charge.
Charlene
Fiji
The property is next door to the UN building; it's a 2-minute walk next year. If you are visiting and working in that building, this place is great as you have zero commuting time. Rooms are okay if you are looking for a basic space to sleep without too much expectation of room service or the standards of the facility. This will be a good stay.
In the ANZ building next door, there is a nice Thai cafe to collect meals from.
Situated in Lungga in the Guadalcanal region, Access Units has a patio and inner courtyard views. Free WiFi is available throughout the property and private parking is available on site.
Paul
Australia
Ellis and husband Dennis were amazing, they were so welcoming and made my stay really comfortable and went above and beyond to ensure I had everything I requested. Thank you both so much! really enjoyed spending time with you A+++
Quiet and safe, good location 5 mins to the airport
Comfortable clean room, good air conditioning and kitchenette facilities, Wifi with good internet speed.
Same day laundry service included
On arrival cold water bottles x 2, tuna x 2, rice, noodles, tea, coffee, bread, eggs and sausages and bottles of soy sauce and cooking oil.
Good value for money in comparison to other options.
Not set up for independent tourists, it's still possible to...
Not set up for independent tourists, it's still possible to go and arrange thing yourself. i hired a banana boat to take me to Roderick Bay to see the wreck of the World Discoverer with a stopover in Tulagi. There's no a lot to do in the main centre so get away from the dust and see a bit of the island. The dive shop is shut for walk-in business, but i was told to ring to arrange something. The beach at Bonegi is worth the visit for snorkeling on the WW2 wreck. The Sugar Plum restaurant in the Art Gallery is good cheapish food. Next door is a path to take you to a more upmarket and excellent breakfast cafe called the Breakwater. There's a sign outfront.
Mark
Australia
Scored 6.0
6.0
It offers people a view of a primitive society.
It offers people a view of a primitive society. It is safe, and offers interesting historical and cultural views. The hotels vary and are clean and safe. Tours are available to see historic places from World War II that were active in the Solomon Islands. There are ways to enjoy the water snorkeling at a few places that are really beautiful. This is not a sandy beach, luxury island. Water ways are also used for disposing of garbage. The streets are covered with Beetle nut spit. You don't walk barefoot. Shanty's line the streets in out of town. Individual gardens are the source of food. But grocery stores are starting to import canned and dried goods. Their gardens provide most of the food. They are now building good new schools and encouraging the young people to be able to improve their lives with education.
Catherine
Cayman Islands
Scored 8.0
8.0
Honiara is a dirty place and with very little to offer a...
Honiara is a dirty place and with very little to offer a tourist. There are a few dive sites, and world war attractions but it can all be covered in 1 to 2 days, so don't stay longer. Far better to start and finish in Honiara but plan your holiday on outlying Islands, by flying to Gizo, Munda or Isobel for some authentic village, snorkelling, wildlife, swimming... once your out of the main drag you get to see the real Solomon Islands and just how beautiful it is.
From the first arrival, greeted with freshly chilled green coconut water. A variety of venues from the beach front dinning to the pool side, in room dinning, Hayden’s restaurant and casino menu. Five star meals and incredible range of activities. Best experience we ever had staying in Honiara. The staff are fully dedicated to assist you with anything, anytime. Just to mention a few, Trent, Allan, Nathan are just brilliant in what they do.
Overall good...can't expect much from accommodation in Solomon Islands..but this place does the job needed. The owner is a really nice guy...good value compared to other places.
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