Hotelresorts in Nadi

'Vreselijk hotel. Onvriendelijke service, niet schoon, airconditioning was kapot en heel veel vliegen in de kamer.'

'It's a place run by locals, which is definitely a very good thing to support in particular in this busy area of Nadi. The swimming pool is very small, but nicely arranged for having dinner next to it. Overall a simple, reasonably priced accommodation.'

'Friendly staff & location'

'Goed: - mooie tuin waarin de accommodatie - leuke bar/restaurant omgeving - divers aanbod van lunch en diner gerechten Minder goed: - het ontbijt wat standaard bij de kamer zit kan uitgebreider. Dit bestaat uit 1 soort fruit, ontbijtgranen met melk of yoghurt, geroosterd brood met boter/pindakaas/jam. Wat het iets uitgebreider/vullender zou maken: iets meer fruitkeuze en een eiergerecht (bijvoorbeeld roerei). - tijdens ons verblijf (3 nachten) werd er niet schoongemaakt. Het aanvegen van de...

'Beautifull view of the beach and the sea from the bure/room. Also a great view from the bar. The area of the resort looks good and are good maintained. The room is very clean and tidy. There is only WIFI available in the mainbuilding, not in the bure/room. You got to pay for the WIFI. The food tast good, only the beverages are to expensive. The staff is very friendly and helpfull.'

'Traditional'

'The pool closes early. All activities were suspended due to winds. Adult pool only until 5 as they have a lot of weddings. We kept having to call for our drink at night. Very unhappy they told us the shuttle to town was working and when we got there is was not and cost 70.00 fiji money for round trip. Breakfast is good wish they had more drink options like mimiosa. Happy hour is fun but limited menu. Liked they had pool service. The room with the 2 beds they are more like a double then queen we...

'Grote golfbaan bij het resort. Afwisselend eten in het buffetrestaurant dmv thema avonden, Indiase avond, bbq avond, Chinese avond, visavond enz. Leuke animatie.'

'We have been visiting Fiji for over 30 years now, and have enjoyed holidays at various island resorts there first as a young couple in our early 20's, then as nearly-weds, newly-weds, followed by taking our kids at all ages/stages from toddlers to teens and then as adults. Musket is by far our favourite Fiji resort, and exudes a quieter charm all its own. The absence of a Kid's Club doesn't mean children aren't welcome, but it does mean that you can enjoy a more grown-up setting and offering...