Fiji Golf Holidays

Love our short stay here at Novotel staff were lovely very helpful. Would definitely recommend if you need a place to stay in Nadi.

This really is a 4 star family resort not a 5 star luxury resort. If you have kids, this maybe perfect for you, but the music was already pumping at 8am over breakfast. The beach is very dirty volcanic colour and not the prettiest of locations. The service is actually quite good and probably the best attribute of the hotel. I overnighted before going to the islands which is where the real Fijian experience exits.

.Staff was amazing and helpful!

Just a brief one night stay. Everything was fine

This really is a 4 star family resort not a 5 star luxury resort. If you have kids, this maybe perfect for you, but the music was already pumping at 8am over breakfast. The beach is very dirty volcanic colour and not the prettiest of locations. The service is actually quite good and probably the best attribute of the hotel. I overnighted before going to the islands which is where the real Fijian experience exits.

I only stayed here for a night after getting in from a late flight. It served its purpose though I would likely not stay there again unless they have the option to have your own room and that doesn't increase the cost too much. I'm not one to share a room with strangers often and fortunately I ended up alone but if that's your thing or if they have rooms you don't have to share I actually enjoyed the rest of the hotel more than the much more expensive Hilton in Denarau. The nightlife was actually pretty good from what I saw.

Stunningly beautiful island! Fabulous that it is owned and run by Fijians. Bure’s were well scattered around the small Island, cleverly facing towards the sea giving the illusion of privacy. The construction of them however could do with a little more thought and insulation as the ‘duplex’ ones you can hear your neighbour whisper. Despite the year-round prevalence of mosquitoes there was zero insect netting on any door or window. The windows comprised of wooden louvres with gaps as big as several cm in places. Much repellent was utilised. Food was basic but delicious, not an enormous variety. The islands main supply boat capsized a few weeks or so before we arrived, getting adequate produce and other goods out to the island was restricted to a boat 1/4 the size of the original. There was a small amount of watercraft available for use- first in first served. Several kayaks/ stand up paddle boards and a catamaran sailboat. Some snorkeling equipment and they helped me get in touch with a dive company that picked me up from the beach. There is a turtle sanctuary on the island where they raise the babies from hatching and release them into the ocean at a year old when they are much more capable of survival. Such a beautiful learning institution. There is also a couple of crested iguanas in an aviary where you can feed them. Definitely recommend as part of island hopping or a day trip.

Smugglers Cove is ok if you just want a bed to sleep in. The “resort” is old and worn. Bedrooms are ok, bathroom isn’t clean and expect a cockroach or two. On our first night there was extremely loud Bollywood music playing from the establishment next door, the windows are paper thin and no earplugs could dampen the noise. If you book activities that depart from Denarau Port, generally the company will pick you up for free from the Wailoaloa area which is good. I wouldn’t stay here again, wouldn’t recommend.