Le Life Resort

After visiting Takara Hot Springs my private tour 2 + me stopped here for lunch. Cool breeze, lovely food. I had fish cooked in coconut with chips and salad and a mixed fruit smoothie. Small handicraft shop. Fre WiFi and the car mc an even plugged in my phone to charge

I can’t recommend this place highly enough! The owner and operators are absolutely wonderful, so very friendly and helpful. The owner employees locals from the village located behind the the resort, they are filled with happiness and huge hearts ♥️ If you enjoy unplugging from the fast paced crazy world we call daily life do yourself a favour and visit this beautiful resort!

Technically Le Life is good value, its one of the cheaper resorts, and you get what you pay for. The physical resort is nice, right on the beach, we had the family bungalow which overlooks a nice rock pool which you can swim in. There is an restaurant about 200m away, which is also the only place you will have WiFi and cell phone coverage, we got nothing in the cabins. Pros Isolated in a very natural environment with natural rock pools to swim in Good to disconnect and unwind as not much internet Restaurant had cocktails and beer and food, though at typical Australian prices. Closest attraction is TopRock for snorkelling, but you need a car to get there. While I think its a stretch to call the place a "Spa" they do have so Ni Vanuatu girls give pretty decent massages, just dont expect "spa" treatment. Cons Isolated, its at least 2 hours drive from port villa. if you dont want to get trapped there hire a car and drive there The power supply to the resort seems to be having problems, while we where there, we could hear a small generator running almost 24/7, so lights flicker fans change pitch or you just loose power all together. The kayak tour was closed due to fire ants in the area. (or so grandma told us) During the wet season Feb, they run a different menu in the restaurant, its not whats on the website. Its about 6 items, plus two pizzas, no salads, no snacks nothing light aside from a bowl of chips. Fine if your just there 3 days, but we where here 2 weeks. The staff are constantly rotated, which for us meant we could order the same meal 3 times and each time we got something different. We once ordered French Toast for breakfast and got sliced french bread that had been toasted with peanut butter. But by far the biggest issue for us, was food hygiene. We discovered that the kitchen would simply turn off their fridges and freezers overnight to save power. In the tropics, at peak summer. As a result we all got gastro, I personally had to go onto antibiotics when I returned to Australia. ive never had it this bad. There are other issues, but most we can look past. Our recommendation is if you do decide to stay here, hire a car, and limit your exposure (and bring gastro meds). Im sure if we had just stayed 5 days things may have been different.

Absolutely amazing! After a mishap when arriving to Vanuatu we were greeted by some of the most amazing and helpful people we have ever met. The owners and staff are extremely friendly. Lots of activities to do at the resort so we had an amazing time relaxing and swimming. The water is crystal clear, and the scenery is quite amazing, lots of SeaLife. beds were very comfortable with an option to use a firmer or softer pillows. rooms are nice with all the appliances you will need. The food was delicious and reasonably priced. Located halfway in-between Top rock(snorkelling) and blue lagoon we always had activities to do when we weren't taking in the sun and relaxing on the beach.

Stayed here for 2 nights with my family of 4. Mixed feelings as the location is spectacular, particularly once the tide fills the little bay out the front which made it great for my kids to swim without any worries. As you exit the little bay and snorkel to the right the coral is really exceptional but need to be careful of the currents as there is a rip. We had a family bungalow which was large and comfortable enough. Shower was cold and a trickle though and there were quite a few mosquitoes around. Restaurant and bar area is a nice open space and food was ok We did a fishing trip with them which I wouldn't recommend at all. Boat and fishing gear had all seen better days and 'guides' had no idea

While I would like to be able to say that despite the impact of the cyclones that damaged their resort they still try to provide a resort experience - we cannot. Furniture in rooms full of borers (borer poo everywhere); not enough amenities in rooms to be able to cook or even make a cup of tea (amenities not clean). Menu was not was represented online (6 months post cyclone) and prices higher. we booked the couples room nearest the restaurant but this was given to another lovely couple (which was fine but just tell us). my partner got significant food poising while there (could only have been from the resort kitchen unfortunately). Drinks menu not great (had to ask staff to put beer in the fridge). There is no Spa - only a bed that is brought to your room (certainly no spa products). Never offered list of activities available. One kayak but had holes in it. Not enough lighting between rooms and the restaurant. expensive shuttle service so make sure you have your own car. Was very windy while we were there but that wasn’t the owners fault :), but just be aware that it’s very exposed. Owners hearts weren’t in the resort. One owner turned up to work in the same food stained shirt on multiple days. The other ran a team building exercise while we were there which closed the restaurant to us (again that’s fine but make us aware). Our driver was lovely! The local staff did try hard and they were the best part of the trip.