Eliezer Travel Lodge is owned by Abraham, a teacher at Arep Secondary School. It is the first bungalow you pass when coming from the airport, a little past the roundabout then turn left towards the beach. Abraham is helpful in planning excursions and he has a fancy new speedboat in 2009.

Costs and Booking
Eliezer Travel Lodge charges 2500 Vatu per person per night including meals (new price, 2009). Exchange Rates. Abraham has a telephone, 38553.

Accommodation and Food
Eliezer Travel Lodge has one large bungalow with three rooms and two smaller bungalows. The large bungalow has one twin room and one triple room. The smaller bungalows are a twin and a triple.

The bungalows are half concrete, half-bamboo with Natangura Palm thatch roofs and locking doors. The concrete floor seems to stop fire ants. Mosquito nets are available in some bungalows. There is electric lighting and some of the bungalows have solar lighting. Kerosene lamps are available.

Eliezer Travel Lodge has a modern toilet and shower but the water pressure is usually not enough to take a shower (use buckets). Soap, towels and toilet paper are provided.

Food can be rather ordinary at Eliezer Travel Lodge, as elsewhere in Sola. Dinner is typically rice, tin meat and local vegetables. Breafast is usually tea or 3-in-1 coffee mix and crackers. You can buy fresh bread in Sola.

First surveyed: February 2007 by Stephen.
Last updated: July 2009 by Stephen.

Visitor Ratings for Eliezer Travel Lodge, Sola Rate it

Date	Ratings	Comments
19/02/2007	Standard Location Value	I think Sola is just average. You have got to get out to enjoy Vanua Lava.
25/12/2006	Standard Location Value	An excellent place to stay - made to feel very welcome. Abraham's son, Keith, makes the best scones! Bungalows and bedding are clean, flush toilet is a bonus, cold showers only, mosquito nets were provided, meals were varied. A wonderful view from the front of the bungalows.
31/12/2005	Standard Location Value	The standard of food and accommodation was surprisingly good. Abraham and his brother Fox looked after us well, as did Muriel who cooked for us. I will be going back in 2006.