Hostels in Viti Levu Group, Fiji

Just needed a quick nights rest before an early morning flight. Smugglers was just what I needed. Guest service was efficient, location is conveniently on the beach restaurant was delicious and the room facilities were clean. They even had an airport shuttle for my sunrise flight.

The superior sea view room is small and exquisite, and there are some, but the toilet has been out of water and needs to be repaired.

I stayed in an 8-bed dorm and overall had a comfortable stay. The bed, pillow, and blanket were good, and I slept well, although the mattress felt a bit like an air mattress. There are lockers available, but you need to bring your own lock. The reception staff were always helpful, whether it was arranging a taxi or answering questions. I also liked the small café at the hotel — it was cute and convenient. Bathrooms and toilets were close by, especially if you stay on the ground floor. The only downside was that another guest turned off the air conditioning during the night, which made the room uncomfortable, but that was more about the guest than the hotel itself. Overall, I felt safe, comfortable, and I liked staying here.

The Beachouse resort is an amazing place with really good facilities. The dorm has amazing value for money also. The only thing that bothered me was most of the staff. Some were nice, but the most where the least likable staff member i experienced in 3 weeks Fiji in different hotels. Every question seemed to be to much, so grumpy!

The location is very convenient, the room is a bit old, I don't know if I can book this hotel here to pick me up at the airport, take a taxi to the hotel by myself, normal 15 Fiji dollars can be, I don't understand for the first time, the driver asked me 20 Fiji dollars, I gave him.

I stayed at this accommodation while in Fiji for about 5 days during my transition. The location is very good, about 1 minute walk from the beach. However, you have to use a bus or taxi from the airport. The bus costs $1.50 no matter how far you go, and a taxi costs about $20. At the hotel, the showers were free to use, and the toilets were clean. I think it's better to bring your own towels. At night, I had a lot of fun singing and talking with the other guests while drinking a traditional drink called kava. I would like to stay here again if I go to Fiji.