Trans International Hotel

Very close to the airport, so it's really convenient for a layover. The service and cleanliness are just average. The only advantage is the location, which is only suitable for a brief stopover during a transit. Don't expect anything more.

The room was incredibly dirty, and the photos online were completely misleading. The sheets felt unwashed, and there were grime marks everywhere. There were no towels. When we asked the front desk for some, they actually told us the towels were still being washed and they had no clean ones for us. There was no Wi-Fi in the room, which is also false advertising! The most infuriating part was that we never requested a wake-up call, but a staff member woke us up at 6:30 AM the next day. It turned out they had knocked on the wrong room. When we went to complain to the front desk, they completely refused to take any responsibility. They said they had already apologized, calling it a small mistake made by a staff member, and questioned why we were asking for compensation. I was absolutely speechless and didn't even bother arguing with them further, it felt pointless. Overall, it was just terrible! One-star review, one-star review, one-star review! If you want to stay near the airport, there are plenty of other hotels to choose from; definitely avoid this one! I'm so angry!!!

This place is incredibly close to the airport, just a few minutes' walk and really easy to find. The front desk staff and the security guard at the entrance were both great. I accidentally booked the wrong time for a day tour, and they came up to my room to call me multiple times! You can also store your luggage here. The only downside is that the rooms are a bit old and the facilities are dated, but in Fiji, at this price, it's practically a steal. It's perfectly fine for a one-night layover.

I only stayed here for a transit layover. It's within walking distance from the airport, so you won't need a taxi even if drivers try to offer you a ride. I arrived at the hotel at 9:30 PM and asked about dinner options since I hadn't eaten. They directed me to a restaurant in the neighboring hotel, which was open until 10 PM. The amenities were quite limited, so you'll need to bring most of your own essentials. The room I chose didn't have a hairdryer, so I had to skip washing my hair that night. While I wouldn't recommend it for a multi-day stay, it's perfectly fine for those on a transit stop.