Fiji Gateway Hotel

Fiji Gateway hotel is very close to Nadi International airport. The hotel provides shuttle service from the airport to the hotel and vice-versa.. Decent place for food at the Palm Restaurant and one can get decent Vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. Friendly staff.

The Rooms and the overall experience from Reception to Housekeeping makes one stay feel like home…A special mention to this particular person Kelera from the Restaurant was just so professional to us and all staff that requested help…very hard to find staff of this calibre in the Hospitality Industry

Our initial plan was to transition on our trip from Vancouver to Melbourne but the flight schedule was changed so we spent 3 full days. The hotel turned out to be better than expected with the staff being absolutely amazing. The shuttle from the airport went very smoothly with numerous people helping us on where exactly we would be picked up. For those are above height be aware that the doors are roughly 6' 4". The meals in the dining room were quite good but don't expect 5 Star Michelin. Overall, a strong recommendation for all ages including families.

We have been staying at Gateway Hotel for 20 years and like most things about it. However do NOT plan on getting anything done there that requires the use of WiFi. Though they have it and it’s free, it rarely will load no matter where you are in the facility. Unfortunately, cellular data did not work for us either using a Saily eSIM.

the service at the gateway hotel was amazing . the staff were super friendly and the food at the palm court hotel was sooo good! and i enjoyed the fact that they have room service and within walking distance to the airport they also have a free airport shuttle.

I would like to thank the ladies in the front for going an extra mile tryna sort out our wifi issues & being patient with us. Especially one of a guest, that was struggling with English but one of the lady took time trying to help him using a phone translation. Top notch! I loved it. I think her name was sei. Thank you Fiji Gateway- love Lulu❤️

One night only before transfer to an island. We had a lonely dinner by the pool. The food was great and the service so attentive as we’ve found on all our trips to Fiji. A smile, a giggle and genuine helpfulness. The room was clean and a great size. Overlooking the pool we sat out after dinner and enjoyed watching children and some big kids use the slide into the pool. It looked like fun, but we were not game LOL. Easy and fast checkout in the morning after a great breakfast. All meals were reasonably priced. I’d stay here again if I had to spend a night on the mainland before transferring. Also a great base for those that want to do day trips.

We stayed one night before a morning flight home. The room we booked was a small queen room as we were only there for the night. The hotel buildings were quite old but the room inside had been renovated. As advertised the room was small and basic. Every time you turned on the TV it has no volume so you had to turn the TV off at the wall to reset the satellite signal to get sound. The bed was ok, not particularly comfortable but not terrible. The air-conditioning worked well so the room was cool enough. The bathroom was small and when you opened the door to the bathroom it blocked off the shower. There is no free WiFi in the rooms, only in the lobby area. The internet wasn't that reliable even in the lobby. Reception said there was also issues with internet access in the rooms for those who paid for it. The hotel has 2 pools, neither of which we used. A small "quiet" pool near the restaurant and a larger pool at the back with a waterslide. There was a gym also, but you needed to ask reception to access which was weird. We ate dinner at the hotel and the food wasn't bad. Big servings but a little bit bland. We used the free shuttle bus the following morning to get to the international departures. We were picked up quickly and thought the service was good. Overall, the hotel served its purpose for us as an airport hotel for a one night stay.

The day before we left Nadi I called twice to confirm it was ok for my family of 6 to book in day passes for the day before our departure. Two times i called and both times I was told it’s ok and to come in. We book our taxi’s to go there and we were told we couldn’t get day passes as we weren’t travelling to the airport/transit on the same day? I was dealing with a lovely lady Asinate who was very apologetic about it and she tried again to see if we could get day passes and her manager said no. Her manager was standing right near us and he didn’t think to deal with us directly and explain to us. He even went back behind the counter and hid instead of dealing with potential customers I found him so rude and inconsiderate. Best time in FIJI except for this experience. Asinate was great and got us a taxi van to another hotel she recommended and I am so glad that she is one of the first faces that greet you at that place. Manager needs to get in the bin. Thanks

We stayed at the Fiji Gateway when construction of its new wing was nearing completion. Construction fencing and noise were still quite evident and made the whole place less attractive than it may eventually be. But there is no hotel in Nadi with more convenient access to the airport. The hotel’s free shuttle runs virtually full time and the ride to the terminal was about 5 minutes. Surprisingly, we weren’t bothered by noise from planes taking off. There just aren’t that many. Balancing the unsightly construction were many positive things. Our deluxe double room was spotless and very spacious (almost suite-like). Food in the poolside restaurant was solid and reasonably priced. And the staff was uniformly warm and welcoming. It’s good to be aware that there’s not much to walk to around the hotel, but arranging transport to where we wanted to go wasn’t hard. We took a taxi to nearby Namako for lunch one day and walked back (a little less than two miles). Our outings (to the culture village and to Denarau Marina for a day-sailing trip) both included pickup at the Fiji Gateway. And a 15-minute taxi ride to and from the Garden of the Sleeping Giant was 200 Fijian dollars (about $9) each way.