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Top Nuku'alofa hotels

Fantasy Inn
"Great location and very clean and comfortable. Walking distance to restaurants and a wonderful massage salon next door."
Reviewed on Sep 25, 2026

Little Italy Hotel
"They need more people for restaurant, it is slow. And waiting time for food is long"
Reviewed on Aug 17, 2026

The Seaview Lodge
"The water in the shower was lukewarm."
Reviewed on Sep 20, 2026

Tanoa International Dateline Hotel
"The best place to stay in Tonga. Staff is extremely nice and helpful. Location is perfect for exploring the island."
Reviewed on Sep 24, 2026

Simon's Place
"Everything in this property is very good."
Reviewed on Aug 25, 2026

Emerald Hotel
"when we checked in on 9/21 the receptionist was so rude. Rather then asking how can I help you she said in a rude town what do you want. I stood there waiting cause she was typing and didn’t acknowledge that I walked in and when I stood there for 3min she then said what do you want? I then said I ..."
Reviewed on Sep 25, 2026

Coastline Hotel
"There is absolutely no staff in this property. There is only a Chinese couple who looks after this so called hotel. They don't even speak proper English and it is very difficult to converse with them. There was no room service, no daily room make up and no room management at all. The breakfast was ..."
Reviewed on Oct 11, 2024

Lata Hotel
"The room was basic. Clean enough. The staff were friendly and helpful. Fast internet. Bed comfortable. Well lit. There was no view, TV or fridge. The shower was very good. Price was ok. We encountered issues here and there, like toilet clogged, leakage, falling rails, but the staff and owner helped ..."
Reviewed on Sep 15, 2026

Feiloakimisi
"Arrived at the location and was told that my reservation had not been accepted so I had to make other arrangements for my group."
Reviewed on Jul 21, 2026
Nuku'alofa Hotel & Travel Guide\n
If you are planning on journeying through Tonga and have the urge to spend some time in Nuku Alofa, you would do well to book as soon as your plans are confirmed through Travelocity to make sure you end up with the best possible place to stay at. With 5 hotels and apartments on Travelocity within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) radius of the CBD district and surrounds of Nuku Alofa, it won't be a problem finding a place that ticks all your boxes.
Visitors hoping to find a base close to the downtown precinct of Nuku Alofa should plan to stay at Loumaile Lodge.
Travelocity's accommodation database has only a small selection of budget hotels in Nuku Alofa. The The Seaview Lodge is one such offering.
You should investigate the Fafa Island Resort along with the Loumaile Lodge. The Fafa Island Resort is located just 5 miles (7 kilometers) outside of central Nuku Alofa. The Loumaile Lodge, is located just 0.2 miles (0.4 kilometers) away. You might like to check out the amenities and rates at the Likualofa Beach Resort or the The Black Pearl Suites.
Fua'amotu International Airport is your airport when getting to Nuku Alofa. It is located 8 miles (13 kilometers) away. Scenic Hotel Tonga is a nearby hotel.
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Emerald Hotel
"when we checked in on 9/21 the receptionist was so rude. Rather then asking how can I help you she said in a rude town what do you want. I stood there waiting cause she was typing and didn’t acknowledge that I walked in and when I stood there for 3min she then said what do you want? I then said I wasn’t sure whether you she was busy cause she didn’t greet me she was just glued to her screen and didn’t say anything. She then check me in asked my id then told me I have to return the key to the front desk when I check out. She seemed as if she was rushing. I then asked where the elevator was cause he had a lot of luggage and she said they didn’t have one. I asked how many floors and which floor was our room on and she said all the rooms were on the second floor. I told her it was our first time the hotel and wasn’t familiar with the hotel. She brushed me off and continue typing what ever it was that she was typing. I felt like I was bothering her. Mind you we got in on a later flight and got to the hotel around 930pm and were super tired. Anyway we went upstairs and looked for our room. It was confusing cause our room was at the end of the hall on the otherside of the staircase . rooms were huge and the bed was very big (king bed) which was amazing. After bringing our stuff upstairs I and getting settled in my mom and I couldn’t figure out how to turn off the main room lights. We pushed every button and still could t figure it out.she rudely said it’s on the wall but it wasn’t"






