Top Hotels in Viti Levu with Spas

I went to Crusoe's Retreat after staying at an island of Coral Coast, so we had to take a short bus ride and then a taxi to get there. The resort is located at the end of a long and winding road. When we finally got to the top of the hill prior to descending to the reception area - I was impressed by the view of the ocean. All rooms have an amazing view, unfortunately they all require a lot of walking to get to. Except for a few fairly close to the main building. This is not a deterrent for me - however, those who don't like a lot of steps should take it into consideration. The views are spectacular and the sunsets are not blocked off by anything for the higher level rooms. My seaview bure was quite roomy, had a comfortable bed, was very clean, had louvered windows, a ceiling fan, was well lit, had a deck and a spacious bathroom with quick and plentiful hot water. Also a roomy little fridge and tea and coffee making supplies. Breakfast was included - it was cereals, toast, fresh baking, fresh fruit, juice and coffee. I could also have ordered breakfast off the menu but was satisfied with the one provided. The meal plan is available - but it was recommended to me to forego it and to just order off the menu at meal time. As it turns out - I ate very well and paid less than if I had taken the meal plan. The prices are a bit higher than usual Fijian restaurants, the portions are very large and they are well prepared. The menu has a fair variety and there is a fully stocked bar. I enjoyed every meal I had there, the fish was particularly good. One can also eat or have a drink at the beach bar building, which is over the ocean. There is a unique pool, a hot tub and a very big ocean. Depending on the tide, one can walk for miles down the beach. Massages are available in a building down by the beach. Sunset cruises are available, there is snorkelling trips available and they will arrange fishing trips. During dinner and in the evening, we had entertainment which was mainly music and singing, quite enjoyable. There is a small village next door to the resort and visitors are welcome to visit. All of the staff are outgoing, friendly and knowledgeable. When I left - all the staff in the main building left whatever they were doing and came to sing me a farewell song. All in all, I was quite happy and would return to Crusoe's.

With a stay at Belle Balise in Korolevu, you'll be near the beach, and 22.4 mi (36 km) from Shangri La Beach and 10.1 mi (16.2 km) from Namatakula Beach. This villa is 10.3 mi (16.6 km) from Kula Eco Park and 14.8 mi (23.8 km) from Rivers Fiji.Pamper yourself with onsite massages or enjoy recreation amenities such as an outdoor pool. Additional amenities at this villa include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a picnic area.A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. Event facilities at this villa consist of a conference center and a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 5 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and microwaves. 32-inch Smart televisions with digital programming provide entertainment, while wireless internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected. Bathrooms feature showers with rainfall showerheads and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers and free tea bags/instant coffee, and you can also request microwaves.

A stay at De Vos on the Park places you in the heart of Suva, within a 10-minute walk of Roman Catholic Cathedral and Holy Trinity Cathedral. This spa hotel is 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from Suva Municipal Market and 0.6 mi (0.9 km) from Government Building.Take time to pamper yourself with a visit to the full-service spa. This hotel also features concierge services and babysitting (surcharge).Enjoy a meal at the restaurant or snacks in the hotel's coffee shop/cafe. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include a business center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and luggage storage. Event facilities at this hotel consist of a conference center and meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 24 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Rooms have private balconies or patios. Bathrooms with showers are provided. Conveniences include desks and separate sitting areas, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Nice view inside the hotel. The barbecue buffet for dinner is good. The breakfast is very rich. The hotel does not provide shuttle service. It costs about 15 Fiji dollars to take a taxi from Nadi International Airport to the hotel. The connection speed of the hotel's WI-FI is extremely slow outside the early hours of the morning. It is recommended to buy a local phone card when leaving the airport and use it as a traffic card. The cleanliness of the hotel room is very average, and the floor is not cleaned. The hotel does not provide slippers, and you cannot walk barefoot in the room. It is recommended to bring your own slippers when you come.

Let’s start with that this was a last minute booking as there was no other 7 point or above guest rated accommodation available in Nadi and this is in comparison to many other hotel/resorts that I have stayed-in in the past. Location - It is literally in the middle of no where by Fiji standards. In the middle of Nadi and Lautoka town so take a pick on which direction you want to travel about 25min by car. Hard to find taxi’s as there isn’t a dedicated taxi stand. You will have to call one in for yourself. Resort - Don’t expect a typical big Hotel/Resort style reception. The reception area is a small office at the back of a home opposite the restaurant, like a home office. Room - Room was decent size, clean at a quick glance but not clean enough if want to be critical for the amount you pay for the room. Dusty bits in corners, some places in the shower and toilet area had black spots (didn’t want to find out what it was) especially on the walls, shower track was dirty and tiled floors and walls just needs a good clean. The room was adjoining style with a door separating the two rooms and that was just not enough to keep the conversation next door out of my room. Can’t say the walls were thin as it’s all concrete. The King size bed was of a better quality. I found it weird that it had a flat sheet on top and the doona was initially just thrown in the cupboard. Usually it is fitted with the flat sheet. We used the doona the first day and then there after it was neatly folded away in the cupboard. Didn’t want to find out if the doona covers were changed or not. If you are looking for a place with sandy beach and to swim in the ocean then this may not be it. There is a small beach area (if you can call it that) between mangrove and rocks. You will get a tan but that’s about it. The deal came with breakfast but 1 day of breaky was enough. The selection was minimal and very basic and honestly not worth getting up for. It’s a different case if you don’t have wheels to explore other places. Wifi is not reliable at all and is as slow as it can be. Basic functions are ok in but wanting to stream movies, then forget it. And you will be lucky to get a ok connection in parts of the room. I just believe that tourism in Fiji has just boomed and due to high turnover, there is not enough time to get a thorough clean and maintain in the turn time. This may not be true for main stream or bigger hotel chains where more staff are employed a standard is to be maintained but certainly for the smaller hotel/resorts, it certainly seems to be the case. My verdict - Would I book again if I had a choice, then NO. Would I book again if I had to, then yes as it’s decent but still not worth the prices I have seen online for the establishment. Kudos to staff for going out of their way to make things happen to the best of their ability.

Run down hotel and very poor service. While the room was clean, the service and facilities were very poor. The images on the web site must be from years ago, because now the place is very run down. At best this is now a one star motel. There is no lift, so if stairs are a problem don't get a room on the upstairs floor. There is no wifi, nor is there free airport transportation. When we arrived the remote control we were given for the air conditioner didn't work, after two requests (and more than an hour) this was fixed. When room service took away our dirty towels they advised they would be back with fresh ones, after a two hour wait I went to reception and got them myself. There was only one plug next to the double bed. The bedside clock didn't work. The bathroom was very run down, the shower door wouldn't close. The whole room is in need of repainting. There was a restaurant, but when we enquired (at 6PM) we were told it had already closed. (In our three night stay I saw two people dining there, once, for breakfast). The poolside bar looked like it hadn't been used for years. The poolside spa was broken. This is our third visit to Nadi, and this hotel rates bottom, way behind the Nalagi and the Mercure (both on the same street and both cheaper).

We had a great stay. Staff was friendly and accomodating to our needs including carrying out heavy luggage up and down 3 flights of stairs. They even allowed our visitors in which I find very rare. They also carried our food up to our balcony which was great. We had the Sunset suite at the very top - awesome view! Our room was nice and clean, super nice air con in the room and lounge area. Really nice kitchen area with a massive new fridge. Very convenient with the supermarket up the road and beachfront to chill. The ocean was sooo nice and hot to swim in. Downfall: Some of the levels smell like damp, wet carpet and was really bad . Some of our dishes were so dirty and their were cockroaches in the toaster, microwave and jug. Would be great to have a volley ball net on the beach and some activities on offer for guests such as horse riding & snorkelling etc. Also some entertainment would be great as the music next door was the only entertainment we got but sometimes it was far too loud that we couldn’t sleep. There was no fire show or kava ceremony and we were looking forward to that! The food at the ghost ship bar was really good especially the pizza and curry dishes! Be good if reception could help guests find the best taxi prices as some Of the locals that stand on the road really take advantage of travellers and charge you the world. We did have a great stay in the end! I would recommend this if you want to stay near town, the airport and want to experience outside of Denarau. Denarau did get boring for me sometimes so I liked this experience this time around.

The most prominent feature of this resort is the service, the warm service for the guests is very thoughtful, especially the eldest sister at the front desk, any problems can be solved as soon as they are raised. Here, this kind of warm service is made consciously by all the staff, which makes the guests feel Fijians are warm and hospitable. There is a supermarket 500 meters away that can buy everything you need. It is about 500 meters away from the beach. You can quietly experience the beautiful scenery of the beach in the morning and evening. Travel should have local experience, so staying in this resort will have Some experience, in terms of diet, maybe because we are not used to Fijian food, we went out to find Chinese restaurants to eat, and I dare not comment on this aspect.

Awesome service with beautiful pool and nice island ride from anchorage and food is delicious. Highly recommended for a beachside stay

Previous review from hubbys perspective. This is from Wife Jenna’s perspective. Everything is awesome! But to bullet a few highlights: #Intro Diving Course Josh & Mogo & Maria. The best instructors one could ask. I was a first time slightly nervous diver. Completely put me at ease. Will be back with my Paddi Certificate! #Massage ladies are unreal. So good I went back for a second! Tito’s Village tour is a must do. A traditional Fiji experience. Incl Kava. The waterfall is spectacular, refreshing, & the Fijian kids provide free entertainment. So cute. Even got to touch a wild horse which they named Kiwi after me! #Food was a massive highlight. Make sure you pre order full board meal plan. #Family feel - Geraldine is Steve’s right hand & boy she’s good at what she does. So hospitable. Leads be example to her wonderful staff, thanks G for being a shining light you rock! Finished with a highlight Lovo experience. Every Thursday evening. Make sure your stay includes this night. One question we had pre trip was how many days do you need at Voli? We arrived burnt out after our wedding, and felt rejuvenated after 5 days & ready for the next adventure on Denarau. If you were full time diving of course you could do longer, but for R & R we felt 5 days was perfect. Finally to the Darling family, you have created something very special. Thanks for your Kiwi hospitality. Youv survived the storm (COVID) now is a time for you to get the business you deserve. Vinaka.