Warwick Fiji

Positive but underwhelming. We generally enjoyed our 10-day stay at the Warwick Fiji, but it’s important to note that it does not feel like a 5-star resort. The Good: Suva Wing: Highly recommend for couples, it's quieter and near the adult pool. Dining: The Japanese restaurant is the clear standout. Location: Great proximity to Sigatoka; the Jet Boat River Safari is a must-do! Atmosphere: The grounds are stunning and very well-maintained. The Bad: Maintenance: Our first room was unclean with no hot water. Hot water issues present in multiple rooms. Reliability: The activities program is inconsistent; many scheduled events were cancelled. Value: Food and drinks are very expensive for the quality provided. Security: Be careful with your belongings—we had shoes and a few other items go missing. Special mentions: - Isaia from Japanese Restaurant was a great cook and character. - Alipate from Guest Activities made us a Kava Bowl to take home when the activity was cancelled.

Loved the hotel and the view!!! Very relaxing and the beach was amazing!!! Great for snorkelling!! They had lots of activities scheduled for kids and therefore highly recommend Warwick for anyone who is planning to travel to Fiji with kids. Very family friendly environment. Food could have been better. But the staff was great!!! Would stay there again for sure!

Staff are very friendly and the service is great. The resort is more family oriented. The adult pool is quiet and great for couples. Food is pretty good across all restaurants although pricey for what it is. The resort is located a couple of hours away from the airport and you do have to dedicate some time driving to certain activities. Other than that a good experience :)

This is a beautiful resort albeit a good 2 hour drive from airport. Once you’re there your there. There is no walking anywhere to get supplies, everything purchased is from the resort. |We were in room 249 renovated room with ocean view, pool view and right above the towel and activity station. This was a little noisy first thing in the morning but a great room. |Pools - kids pool was great however the Fijian reggae music drove us a little nuts. Move to the adults only pool, wow the music there terrible a mixture of Kamahl & Ingleburt Humperdyk singing nice funeral music. We actually heard ‘tropical storm’ 3 times in one visit. Not very uplifting when you are on a tropical holiday lazing by the pool. |Food - every restaurant we went to was delightful including breakfast. Food and alcohol here is quite expensive so I suggest you take a food package if you are feeding kids (I’ve attached a couple of menus).|I cannot fault this resort and it’s friendly staff, my only gripe is turn the music down. |A little too far away from facilities for us, I think we will return to Denarau.

Overall, our stay at Warwick Fiji was comfortable, and the team’s service was the highlight of the experience. The resort itself is well-managed, has a great atmosphere, and offers enjoyable daily activities. It’s certainly family-friendly, with some nice communal spaces even when the resort gets busy.|However, location is a drawback. The resort is about two hours from Nadi Airport, which makes for very long days if you plan to explore Fiji or take day trips to popular tours and private islands. Be prepared for extended drives—especially challenging after a delayed or long-haul flight.|The resort and rooms show their age, though communal areas are well maintained. ||The real disappointment was the food. The themed dinner buffets lacked variety and often didn’t feel authentic to their theme. |The Japanese dining option was the best of the lot—while choices were limited, the quality was noticeably better than the buffet and the Italian option.|Unfortunately, the Italian restaurant, Pappagallo, was an even bigger letdown. The menu hinted at Italy, but the dishes didn’t deliver. The Spaghetti Gamberi had generous shrimp, but the sauce lacked any taste that took me back to Italy —the tomato flavor was burnt, and fresh herbs were overshadowed by chili and capers. The tiramisu was dense, missing coffee or liqueur notes, and felt more like mousse than the classic dessert. Italian cuisine is my favorite, so perhaps my expectations were high, but overall, it fell short.|In summary, our seven-night stay was comfortable, and the service deserves five stars. However, the overall experience felt closer to a three-star resort. For better value, I’d recommend DoubleTree Hilton as a solid four-star alternative.

Book elsewhere. Pros: Rooms are well maintained and look recently refurbished. Housekeeping is excellent — rooms were very clean. Grounds are beautiful and well kept. Most staff (about 90%) show genuine Fijian hospitality. Cons: “Ocean view” rooms are misleading — true ocean views appear to be only partial at best. Had reserved an oceanview, but was assigned an upgraded club room with a road view. After complaining we were moved to a better view the next day. Claimed “upgrade” to club level but the upgrade removed the club benefits — not a real upgrade. Arrived New Year’s Eve and many dining options were effectively closed to reservations; told only the expensive Japanese restaurant or room service were available. Eventually they found us room at the sold out gala buffet, I almost wish they hadn't. Overpriced and poor service. Room air-conditioning struggles in Fiji heat — our first room was almost unbearable; second room was only slightly better at night. Severe shortage of pool chairs; guests reserve chairs very early. There is so much space though for more chairs, not sure why they don’t purchase more. Towels ran out our first day, so no chair and no towel. It was the grass for us! Strict towel return enforcement (by 6 pm) with staff scolding if not complied with. Wifi is unusable even with the paid premium option — not suitable for any online work. Luggage attendant insisted on accompanying us with the cart when changing rooms; when declined, had to make multiple trips. At this point, I was done dealing with inane policies. Slow room service. Both pools play loud 80s/90s music (a very short loop, same songs over and over) all day and frequent loud announcements — not conducive to napping or relaxing. Unexpected charges: found a voluntary donation added to our checkout bill without consent. A minority of staff showed frustration with management, which affected some interactions. Bottom line: Lovely grounds and very clean rooms, but management decisions, noisy pool areas, unreliable A/C and wifi, and service policies make this a poor choice if you want a relaxing, hassle-free beach holiday. I would not recommend it for a restful vacation.

The resort is a fairly long drive from the airport—around two and a bit hours—but once you’re there, everything is amazing. From the location to the set-up and the people, it truly feels worth it. The staff are beautiful, kind, and very welcoming, and there are so many activities to keep the kids and the whole family entertained.

This place is INCREDIBLE 5/5 and I cannot wait to go back. Amazing service - flightcentre buggered our booking I think and we were not assigned a room. It was around 2am when we arrived, but we were put into a room, and the problem was solved the next day. The staff are so friendly my friend and I wondered if their families were taken hostage as collateral because surely no one can be that happy all the time, but the place is kept immaculately clean, the staff are curteous (despite some very rude guest behaviour that we witnessed) and the food was delicious from the buffet breakfasts with their live cook stations, to the delicious meals at the italian restaurant and the seafood restaurant. Add to all of that, the views were stunning, the lagoon is protected and super dooper safe for families and children. NOTE - the sea snakes that everyone sees in the lagoons are NOT snakes - those are sea cucumbers or 'sea worms' as the locals call them. They are scratchy but not venomous. We did see ONE snake tucked up in the rocks but honestly just leave them alone and you'll be fine. The fish diveristy, the activities of kayaking and snorkeling and the resort itself is all so engaging you don't really have to leave BUT NOTE - you are really far from Nadi airport. Like 2 hours really, with all the drop offs and pick ups along the way. That would be the only downside. Otherwise this place is amazing , and I cannot wait to go back again!