InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa

Celebrating a milestone birthday with friends we sort a resort that suited everyone's needs from golf to waterspouts to the spa. Accomodation was great, slight hitch when we arrived, but fixed within 24 hours. Large rooms, we were there for 6 nights. Love the bath on the balcony. The food options were great. Plenty to choose from, including great healthy GF dishes. We appreciated the variety of restaurant options, mainly enjoying the adult only restaurant. Particularly good for breakfast, a lot more peaceful than the family buffet. We did a jetski safari, that was super fun and worth the money. The spa was excellent, particularly enjoyed the beach cabana massages. All of just have stayed many times at the Denerau resorts and agreed this was a notch above. Not as hectic, well zoned for families and adults alike to enjoy. We will be back!

Lovely hotels and great staff. The hotel was very clean and it had many activities for kids. I played golf next door and it was fantastic. Highly recommend for families. They have a kids play area which is excellent. The restaurants and cafes on site are brilliant and have a great variety off food

Was a great two night stopover from the states to Australia. Was able to use IHG points (roughly 40k per night). Facilities and grounds were lovely and well maintained. Got upgraded to ocean view room. The double was spacious with nice bathroom and fit our family of four reasonably well. Nice lanai with soaking tub too. Complementary breakfast is fantastic. Tons of options and great coffee. A fantastic way to start the day. The rest of the dining is fine, though way overpriced. You’re basically trapped at the hotel if you don’t have a rental car and, while it doesn’t quite feel like they are gouging you, it’s close. My main complaint was when I asked concierge for transfer recommendations they suggested an option that was bananas expensive. I ended up booking through one of the highly rated provers on trip advisor and it costs 140 USD round trip for a family of 4 in a comfy van. The same trip through the folks the hotel recommended would have been nearly three times as much. Just a good reminder to do your own homework, but super lame that the hotel can’t provide decent information. Overall a great stay though.

We had 6 family members and two rooms by the pool and stayed for 2 nights. Rooms were good and service in rooms great! Breakfast buffet was just okay as well as having dinner at the same restaurant. Nothing special at all. The other restaurant where kids are only allowed at certain hours only is much better. Def walk out to the beach on the left side by the lagoon. The gift shop will ship any wooden crafts you buy which is good so you don’t have to carry them around the world with you.

My partner and I stayed at Intercontinental Fiji for a week in February. It was our first time visiting Fiji and also staying in an all inclusive resort style. So we really didn’t know what to expect but we did a fair bit of homework prior to booking the Intercon. We don’t have children, and we’re in our mid 30’s, so we wanted somewhere that had some options for ‘adults only’ facilities. We also traveled outside of school holidays. We had a Garden View king room which was very spacious. Bed was huge but a little too firm for my liking. Same for the pillows. However my partner had no issues with the bed. The wardrobes are huge with lots of hangers. Also good desk space to place your belongings while you stay. Bathrooms are nice and big but a tiny bit outdated. Chipped basins and a little leak in one of the taps. Nothing major. One thing I would suggest is that the lighting in the bathroom be improved. Or at least better lighting around the vanity. Luckily I wasn’t planning on wearing much makeup during our stay, but it was a bit difficult to see especially in the evenings. The room balcony is big and has a lounge and outdoor bathtub which we used a couple of times. There is an outdoor curtain for privacy. Also use this if you don’t want the sun blaring through in the morning, as the shutters in the room allow for a lot of sunlight into the room even when fully closed. One thing I look forward to about staying at a luxury hotel is the blackout curtains, so it was a little frustrating being woken up early. There is a gorgeous infinity pool that overlooks the beach and is only available to adults. I spend 90% of my time here, reading, relaxing and drinking cocktails. The pool is situated right next to the resorts Bar & Grill restaurant so there’s plenty of food and drink options without having to leave your poolside bed. I will say, as relaxing and tranquil the pool was, there’s no music playing and it does close at sunset so there isn’t exactly a vibe for kicking on into the evening if that’s something you’re looking for. There seemed to be plenty of activities provided by the resort. We didn’t try many as they didn’t quite interest us. I would have loved for more of the activities to include more cultural insights into Fiji and the people. There are 3 restaurants and 1 bar on site. Breakfast is included and available at the buffet or the fine dining restaurant which we didn’t get an opportunity to try. Buffet breakfast had plenty of options, lots of fresh fruit for juices, omelette station etc pretty standard. We did have dinner at the fine dining restaurant early into our trip and it was terrific! Menu has an extensive selection of seafood options. Decent wine list too. The service was absolutely outstanding. The team helped to organise a birthday cake for my partner and everything was executed perfectly. There is a smart casual dress code for this restaurant which most guests seemed to adhere to. Overall, food was decent considering the volume of guests the resort would serve. The sharing style dishes at Kama Bar was probably our favourite meal of the trip. We booked a couples 60 minute relaxation massage at the Spa which was absolutely glorious. The complimentary Wai Zone hydrotherapy program includes steam room, ice rooms and heated jacuzzi which you can access before your treatment. The massage was excellent and the service was beautiful. Loved every minute of my time in the spa. We also played a round of golf at the nearby Natadola Beach Golf Club. This is such a stunning course with gorgeous scenery. A quite bit more expensive than your usual round of golf, but playing right along the beach made it worthwhile. Overall, the Intercon Fiji is a gorgeous, relaxing resort alongside one of the best parts of the Fiji coastline. There is quite a bit to do or do nothing at all like me and soak up the sunshine. It was maybe a tiny bit too quiet and a little difficult to meet other guests for a drink etc, as the vibe is very much about relaxation and tranquility. For our first time visiting a full inclusive resort, we had a really nice time. Given February is wet season for Fiji, we were blessed with sunshine soaked mornings and days and only a little drizzle in the late afternoon. This of course made our trip that much more enjoyable as we spent many hours at the pool or on the beach.