This is a great hotel in the best location in Suva. All the staff were particularly friendly and accommodating. Nothing was too much trouble. We really enjoyed the wide range of foods at the buffet breakfast, in particular the fresh fruit. We also enjoyed the luxurious decor and grandness of the hotel. The seating around the hotel was very comfortable and it was nice to get cushions for sunset hour by the pool.
This is a great hotel in the best location in Suva. All the staff were particularly friendly and accommodating. Nothing was too much trouble. We really enjoyed the wide range of foods at the buffet breakfast, in particular the fresh fruit. We also enjoyed the luxurious decor and grandness of the hotel. The seating around the hotel was very comfortable and it was nice to get cushions for sunset hour by the pool.
We had a really pleasant stay at this hotel. It was spotlessly clean throughout, which made it feel comfortable and welcoming from the moment we arrived. The recent refurbishment has given the place a modern and fresh look, which we really liked.
The staff were a real highlight — incredibly friendly, helpful, and always happy to assist with anything we needed. Nothing seemed too much trouble for them.
Overall, a great experience and we wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again.
We had a really pleasant stay at this hotel. It was spotlessly clean throughout, which made it feel comfortable and welcoming from the moment we arrived. The recent refurbishment has given the place a modern and fresh look, which we really liked.
The staff were a real highlight — incredibly friendly, helpful, and always happy to assist with anything we needed. Nothing seemed too much trouble for them.
Overall, a great experience and we wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again.
Does what it says on the tin! The traditional bures are excellent to stay in. You get your own bure-front hammock (I've come to judge Fiji by its hammocks!) and there are plenty of activities (some inclusive of charge) for those who get bored easily. Food is top-notch and there's plenty of it. Staff are top-quality, too. Whilst none can be faulted, look out for experienced head-barman Zachariah, a wise and efficient chap whom I sure could manage Virgin Galactic if Branson had a care to ask him,...
Does what it says on the tin! The traditional bures are excellent to stay in. You get your own bure-front hammock (I've come to judge Fiji by its hammocks!) and there are plenty of activities (some inclusive of charge) for those who get bored easily. Food is top-notch and there's plenty of it. Staff are top-quality, too. Whilst none can be faulted, look out for experienced head-barman Zachariah, a wise and efficient chap whom I sure could manage Virgin Galactic if Branson had a care to ask him,...
vindaBlue
Reviewed October 18, 2015Reviewed October 18, 2015
If you want to enjoy breakfast on a deck in the beautiful garden, genuine and excellent home cooking watching sun set over same garden. If you want genuine hospitality, a Fiji experience, a boutique hotel with only 10 rooms. If you want to relax away from expensive chain hotels and plastic chairs.
If you have any sense of the extraordinary, seek to lead not follow, have an independent mind.
Then this is the Suva hotel for you
If you want to enjoy breakfast on a deck in the beautiful garden, genuine and excellent home cooking watching sun set over same garden. If you want genuine hospitality, a Fiji experience, a boutique hotel with only 10 rooms. If you want to relax away from expensive chain hotels and plastic chairs.
If you have any sense of the extraordinary, seek to lead not follow, have an independent mind.
Then this is the Suva hotel for you
John
Reviewed November 16, 2024Reviewed November 16, 2024
This hotel is perfect for accessing the Col-i--Suva Rainforest Reserve . Just a short walk away is the forest office and entrance to a network of trails amd a wide gravel road from which it is possible to see most of the island's endemic birds ( including Golden Dove). Highly recommended.
This hotel is perfect for accessing the Col-i--Suva Rainforest Reserve . Just a short walk away is the forest office and entrance to a network of trails amd a wide gravel road from which it is possible to see most of the island's endemic birds ( including Golden Dove). Highly recommended.
John
Reviewed September 14, 2018Reviewed September 14, 2018
Lovely hotel, very friendly and comfortable, and when I lost some documents and had to email to get replacements they were extremely helpful; also gave me a ground floor room when I asked for it due to my limp and difficulty with stairs. A bit far from shopping centre (to walk) but plenty of taxis and the fare cheap in Fijian dollars.
Lovely hotel, very friendly and comfortable, and when I lost some documents and had to email to get replacements they were extremely helpful; also gave me a ground floor room when I asked for it due to my limp and difficulty with stairs. A bit far from shopping centre (to walk) but plenty of taxis and the fare cheap in Fijian dollars.
Leslene
Reviewed November 26, 2014Reviewed November 26, 2014
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