Luxury Hotels in Denarau

The location, staff and food was awesome. Staff were the friendliest people I have met, our little boy was treated like a King.

My second trip to Fiji, first time in Denarau. The Hilton was a perfect stay for me and my parents. It has a pretty ocean side pool and four eateries (one of which is adult only), very family friendly. You can walk along the long stretch beach but not great for swimming - but you can hire motorized water vehicles if that's your thing. The bedrooms are super comfortable, clean, great shower and bath tub - excellent view from the balcony. Staff were super helpful and friendly. Loved the morning pool aqua aerobics, it should be on the schedule twice a day! Wished there were more vegetarian food options at nuku and the Asian restaurant. But shout out of Pavan, the chef at Koro, who went above and beyond to make sure my parents had some really amazing food. Would definitely stay here again. If you have any issues with stairs I would recommend trying to request a ground floor room .

Plenty of helpful staff & an air of high organisation

I enjoy my stay there, i love the place, the staffs they were so friendly and it makes me feel home.

The pictures don’t actually do the apartment justice. It is even nicer in real life.

excellent service staff and hotel. make you feel at home. . breakfast was amazing. lots of varieties. pool is too good. very friendly staff. loved it .Thank you

As we left Auckland and boarded our Fiji Airways flights (which was great by the way) to Fiji they announced over the tannoy "your journey to paradise begins..." and do you know what, they really weren't wrong. The flight was excellent, our flight arrived on time but despite a delay getting through customs, security and luggage pick-up our driver from the hotel, Kesho, was waiting for us. And that's where our experience really began with The Fiji Orchard. We had a very comfortable drive to the hotel, a transfer of about 35 to 40 minutes in the traffic, in a very comfortable and spacious almost new Toyota Land cruiser. What we didn't realise was that the Fiji Orchid was once the holiday home of Raymond Burr, star of Perry Mason and Ironside, programmes from the 1960s & 1970s. Raymond Burr loved orchids just as much as he loved Fiji, hence the name of the hotel and the restaurant, Raymond's. Upon our arrival at the hotel, 4 or 5 members of staff were waiting to greet us. This was really special, including Ledge who checked us in, a really straight forward, relaxing and easy experience. Everyone was so very happy, in fact everyone that we met was so happy. We felt really welcome from the moment that we arrived. We've read reviews from guests who have criticised the welcome and the check-in process, which is ridiculous, it was lovely. Our bags were taken to our bure whilst we finished our welcome drinks, before we were walked to our bure. There are only 6 bures, so a maximum of twelve guests. The bures are well spread out, each one backs onto its own little bit of the rain forest. Our bure was lovely, it was very clean and spacious. The main area is separated into two areas by curtains, the bedroom and lounge with seating. There's a small desk and chair. Lying in bed late at night listening to the rain was so relaxing.

EVERYTHING NUT ESPECIALLY the warmth friendliness and honesty of the Jijian people