Sitting on a palm-dotted beach with a bit more sand than you'll find at the Outrigger or the Hideaway, this complex reflects distinctive architecture from its origins as the Hyatt Regency Fiji. A sweeping roof supported by wood beams covers a wide reception and lobby area bordered on either end by huge carved murals depicting Captain James Cook's discovery of Fiji in 1779. A curving staircase descends from the center of the lobby into a large square well, giving access to the dining and recreation areas on the lagoon level. The medium-size guest rooms are in two- and three-story blocks that flank the central building. Each room has its own balcony or patio with a view of the sea or the tropical gardens surrounding the complex. The most expensive units are suites that directly face the lagoon from the ends of the buildings. The sand-floored Wicked Walu, under a thatched roof on a tiny island offshore, is the choice dining spot here. A free shuttle runs between the Warwick and its more family-oriented sister, the Naviti Resort.
Facilities: 5 restaurants; 5 bars; activities desk; babysitting; business center; car-rental desk; children's programs; concierge-level rooms; exercise room; Jacuzzi; laundry service; massage; 2 outdoor pools; room service; salon; shopping arcade; spa; 4 tennis courts; coin-op washers and dryers; watersports equipment rentals
Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without
notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before
planning your trip.
