Guest Houses in Northern Division

"Our stay at Koro Sun Resort was amazing! The view from our Edgewater Bure was gorgeous, and the snorkeling and kayaking at the resort were great. We got the meal plan and the food was delicious. We also enjoyed the paid activities we chose, snorkeling at Split Rock and visiting a local village and waterfall. Our massages at the Rainforest Spa were fantastic. The staff was very attentive and accommodating. I would highly recommend the Koro Sun!"

"Beautiful location and staff. Everyone was very accommodating and helpful."

"Helpful staff. Nice location. "

"Overall an amazing place to stay. Lunch and meal service are not restaurant style and you have to place order for what you want for lunch and dinner during breakfast meal. The food was absolutely amazing. Definitely fine dining meals for lunch and dinner. The pools are not heated so pretty cold. The staff a lovely. Everyone is super friendly and so accommodating. Booking through hotels.com doesn't necessarily get you a cliff side villa overlooking the ocean and you may instead get one by the lagoon. I would definitely book again."

"This place is a gem. The property is gorgeous with great snorkeling right in front of the resort and a beautiful pool. The rooms are beautiful and comfortable and the food is delicious, but none of that compares to the quality of the service. The staff goes out of their way yo help you and make you feel at home. I cant wait to go back!"

"Everyone was so kind and welcoming. It’s a small resort that is quiet and friendly, with really good food. It was fun to meet the other guests over meals and join in activities. Also, the snorkeling was amazing."

"Lovely and clean. Great location. Nice that breakfast was included but something other than white bread would help us."

"The staff was great. It was nice overall. The TV did not have reception and the fan did not work."

"Wonderful boutique resort. Enjoyed the quiet and peaceful setting listening to the waves. Many thanks to Gene, Subash and team as well as Tuktuk."