I felt at home in this small ground floor unit where everything worked and the kitchen was well equipped. I felt safe and enjoyed talking with the friendly people in the street, where kids play and you can hear a roster crow in the morning. The location was convenient with a small store, and the local bus stop across the road. It's a short stroll to the beach, near bye restuarants, bottle shop and a top quality cafe making delicious coffee from local beans. I loved the snorkling directly off the beach. Our hosts generosity and thoughtful tips were the best we experienced during our time in Fiji.

I should have stayed longer to enjoy more of the fringing reef and near bye sights out of Sigitoka. So much to do from here.

I stayed in the apartment for three weeks while volunteering with an organisation located right next door, so the location was absolutely perfect for me. Korotogo is a small, cosy village with just a couple of streets, but it has everything you need: several restaurants, a few resorts where you can also enjoy a meal and, of course, the beach is just around the corner. I enjoyed my mornings with a run along the beach. It's also conveniently located on the local bus route to Sigatoka and the express bus route between Suva and Nadi. The host - Basant - is lovely and welcoming. He offers advice on places to visit, takes you to some of the locations and brings fresh fruits. These little gestures make the stay feel more personal. The studio itself has a kitchen, sleeping area, sitting and dining area as well as a separate bathroom. I also appreciated having a hot shower every day which is not always something you can take for granted at this price point. Towels, toilet paper and soap were provided.

The apartment could benefit from a few additional amenities such as shampoo, conditioner and a shower gel (I only had a bar of soap), so remember to bring your own. Although the bed sheets were clearly washed, some of them had visible stains which wasn't particularly pleasant and gave a less fresh impression. Noise is another consideration. As mentioned in other reviews, you can hear quite a lot from outside. The windows consist of shutters rather than glass which is typical for Fijian houses, so there is very little sound insulation. Personally, I got used to it over the three weeks, but can be challenging for shorter stays when you are used to sleeping in full quietness. However, the biggest thing to be aware is the connecting door between this apartment and the neighbouring apartment which is also rented by the same owner. There is literally no sound insulation between the two spaces, meaning you can hear everything that is being said next door. If you are traveling as a family or group and renting both apartments, this could be a great arrangement. However, if you are staying independently, have a different daily schedule from your neighbours or simply value some privacy and quietness, this can be quite challenging. You really do feel like you are sharing the same space.

So in love with Korotogo and the people here. With cafes and a spa in walking distance. The people here were incredible, friendly and welcoming. My boy loved every minute here playing the local kids.

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Host was very helpful and congenial

Property is in the midst of expansion with construction ongoing