Honiara Hotel

Recently I stayed at the Honiara hotel whilst attending a business conference and it was a comfortable & enjoyable experience. The staff are very friendly and helpful, arranging transport from the airport and to & from the conference daily. The hotel sits on the side of a hill with the rooms arranged on 4 levels, so depending on your room location, there can be lots of stairs. The staff also helped here with bag portage. |The hotel is an older, island-style property and some aspects of it are tired and need refurbishment (such as the gym). The rooms are clean and air-conditioned and the beds are comfortable with new linen. The wi-fi worked once I figured out which side of the room was covered, but I had no problems connecting to Zoom meetings via my laptop on the desk. The TV reception was great and offered multiple English language channels. |I also dined at the Honiara hotel with 4 colleagues. Again the staff were helpful as a number of us ordered fish and the waitress recommended against it as she said it wasn’t fresh, but they would have fresh fish in the morning. We opted for steaks which were well-cooked & delicious. The service was a little slow due to the hotel hosting multiple football teams for a regional championship, but they made a mends with some complementary garlic bread. |The hotel has a large pool with adjoining deck and a games-room & bar. These all appear to be in good order and were very popular, creating a relaxed island vibe.

Don’t stay in the hotel if you want peace and quiet. Loud music blasting out from the pool area all day and at night through til late. Bathroom very dirty on arrival. No milk for hot drinks. Very patchy wifi. Pool is actually open to the public so don’t expect a quiet swim as it’s full of teenagers all weekend. Restaurant expensive. Had to ask for bug spray as room was full of mosquitoes ants and a few spiders when I arrived because big screen on door ripped. Lovely friendly staff but rooms very very shabby

I loved my stay at the Honiara hotel. I stay here every time I visit Honiara and this time I had the pleasure of enjoying their newly renovated rooms. Luxurious sheets, modern aircon unit, wonderful views. The stairs are always a part of staying at the Honiara hotel and I just see it as my daily exercise. The staff treat me like family and everyone is so friendly. For me it’s the perfect balance of comfort whilst also|feeling like I am in the Solomon Islands. Highly recommend staying here.

The hotel was probably a luxurious hotel in its hey days but is now a little aged. The rooms are spacious and sprawled over a fairly large area. The rooms located on 3 levels. The rooms on the higher level had good views but you will have to climb 5-6 flights of stairs to reach them - there was no lift nor elevator. The water pressure in the higher level rooms was low, just a trickle most of the time, so a shower took a while. The service at the reception was good and friendly

It's a little difficult to rate my stay here. I stayed two nights, the first one in room 821 was great. No problems. My second night in room 827 was fraught with problems. No balcony that was promised, no view due to the foliage, no desk, no lamp, an overhead fan that squeaked, and no TV remote. So, just check the room before you commit I guess.

This place definitely has a lot of potential. The design is unique and the woodwork in the rooms is quite nice. The beds (mattresses really) and bathroom are quite dated. The staff are incredibly helpful and friendly. The WiFi and air conditioning worked nicely. The pool was beautiful! The food was ok!

Nice place for swimming, has bathrooms and toilets to rinse and change, nice foods to eat, has bar to go and drink as well as pool or snooker or what bh

This hotel was quite quirky. The rooms we stayed in were very basic. There were much nicer rooms available. The Chinese restaurant was OK. Hard to communicate as I didn't speak their language. The French restaurant on the ground floor was very good. Great local chocolate for sale in the shop.