Viti Levu Beach Hotels

The InterContinental Golf Resort is quite a distance from the city center and the airport. However, if you're not planning to visit the outer islands in Fiji, the InterContinental is probably the best choice. The sea views are much better compared to city hotels, making it a great place for a relaxing vacation. The breakfast was the highlight of our stay – incredibly varied, and they were always quick to replenish everything, so there were always fresh options available. The environment was also beautiful and comfortable. The front desk and shuttle bus service provided the best experience. Lunch and dinner felt a bit less impressive compared to breakfast. On our last night, we got caught in a heavy downpour. The restaurant initially started to leak, and then we had to move to the middle section. We didn't even finish our meal and got wet. The drainage system seemed inadequate; the floor was quickly covered in water, and we had to brave the rain to get back to our room. We asked the restaurant to call a shuttle bus, but they said they were too busy and couldn't help, which resulted in us getting completely soaked. Our shoes were still wet the next day. I hope this can be improved. Overall, it was a good experience.

Nice little place near the beach. It was picture perfect. Room was big and spacious with old style charm. Staff were friendly and the manager was helpful. Walking distance to a few good eateries. Dinner at this place was also good.

It will rain heavily, and it will be sunny at noon, and the sunset at night is so beautiful Beachfront, you can see the scenery at any time. The internal facilities are average, but the scenery is excellent. The Intercontinental Hotel next door shares a beach, which is great

Great hotel with just about every facility you could ever want. Breakfast is vast… every choice possible. Waitui Beach Club worth every penny. Lovely Vietnamese restaurant for supper. Lagoon Pool for families is massive with loads of sunbeds. The beach bar is wonderful for light bites and also sunset. The staff are all first class. I can 100% recommend this hotel and it’s very near the airport and just walking distance to the port.

I gave 3 star for the location is because it is hard to get to anywhere, the public transport in Nadi is not very easy for tourists. We stayed 5 nights in the Warwick, breakfast buffet is ok, nothing stands out. the water is beautiful but we had strong tide so half of the time it was closed, when it is not, they hotel only has very limited snorkelling gears for guests to use it was quite disappointing. There is no restaurants within walking distance, so the hotel food is our only choice, we had dinner in the Italian and Japanese restaurant both are disappointment. I ordered a Caesar salad with only lettuce and croutons but got charged $30. The only thing that is good is the staff are friendly.

We had a very pleasant stay at the DoubleTree by Hilton Fiji - Sonaisali Island. The biggest highlight of this hotel is definitely the staff — everyone was genuinely friendly, welcoming, and always trying to help with a smile. You can tell the team really cares about the guests, and that makes a huge difference. The hotel itself is quite remote and isolated, which can be either a positive or a negative depending on what you are looking for. There is no real private beach for swimming, so don’t expect a classic white-sand Fiji beach resort experience. However, the location is absolutely perfect for sunsets. The evening atmosphere is beautiful, calm, and very relaxing. The breakfast is not really at a 5-star level in terms of variety or quality, but it is still more than sufficient and you will definitely find enough options to start the day well. One thing that really feels outdated though: charging extra for Wi-Fi in the rooms in 2026 is honestly absurd. Hilton, seriously — what decade are we living in? Free room Wi-Fi should be standard at this level nowadays.

The dorm is on the first floor of the hotel with 22 bed. The dorm room and bathroom are clean and has small lockers to lock your stuff away. The beach is a few steps away from the hotel.

It looks better compared to pictures, the territory of a resort is pretty big, they have activities etc. The breakfast is included but it’s very basic: packed cereals, bread, fruits. You can buy the coffee from a barista machine and it’s not too bad. As the hotel is located in the middle of nowhere, you need to buy everything from them, dinners are expensive in my opinion (but good) and no alternatives as it’s remote

The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the hotel has a great location—right by the beach, perfect for enjoying beautiful sunsets. There's also a convenient store nearby with a restaurant upstairs that serves delicious food. Our deluxe room was clean but near the main entrance so a bit noisy at times. The only downside was the bathroom. The shower took a long time to produce hot water, resulting in wasted water and often uncomfortably cold showers. The water pressure was also quite low. Additionally, there was no shelf near the sink to place toiletries like toothpaste, which made things a bit inconvenient.

We stayed at Club Fiji for our entire 5-day visit, and after exploring the area during our stay, we believe it was the best choice in Nadi. Why did we love it? The location is fantastic — right on the beach (we stayed in a beachfront bure), close to the airport but without any airplane noise. There’s a convenient free shuttle to many activities like the Vau Contemporary Dance performance or a Denarau snorkel cruise, and a taxi to Nadi town costs about 10 FJD. Our beachfront bure was newly renovated, clean, and had everything we needed — not fancy but comfortable. The beds were made regularly if we weren’t in the room when housekeeping came by. The grounds are stunning, with beautifully kept gardens and loads of chill-out spots — beach beds under umbrellas, hammocks on palm trees, two pools, and lovely spaces to eat or have a drink. The service was very personal, with staff always checking if we needed anything. They even have a travel expert on-site to help plan your activities and bookings. Entertainment happens most nights, ranging from the unique way dinners are served (like Korean grills or beach BBQs) to concerts and local celebrations. Food-wise, the buffet breakfast is simple but adequate since there are few other options nearby; the à la carte dinner menu is decent, but the special grills are outstanding. We really loved the authentic Fijian atmosphere here, which felt very different from the typical all-inclusive resorts—it had a feeling you couldn’t find just anywhere in the world.