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The room was clean and comfortable. The kids were happy with the size. The kitchen was easy to use and had everything we needed. It's one of the Denarau hotels with easy access to the port, so I think it's a good choice for people staying on remote islands.

The reason why I booked this apartment is because it is big enough. It is very comfortable for a family of 3 with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. On the day we arrived in Fiji, it rained heavily and some roads were flooded. Taxis were not accepted. The price is 30 Fahrenheit on weekdays. I asked for 60 Fahrenheit to try. It was really good. No, luckily he found a truck for us. He charged us 30 Fei and paid another 60 Fei for the truck. It was dark and a bit scary. We delivered it to the hotel without any accident. Our hands were wet and we were very embarrassed. Fortunately, The staff were very enthusiastic and asked us to wait for an hour to check in early. The apartment is very close to the pier. If you are visiting the main island, it is very convenient. The nearby bars are good for drinking. You can also order takeout from Zhongxin. There is a supermarket but no market, so The kitchen was useless. In short, it is not recommended to come to Fiji during the rainy season. It rained heavily that day and all the boats to the outer islands were stopped. Fortunately, I did not book a boat to the outer islands that day.

Except that the hotel's beach is not so clear because of the black sand, this hotel meets expectations. The hotel is large, the greenery is very good, and the villa's swimming pool is also very clean. A family of six chose a villa with breakfast and dinner, which was very cost-effective. The breakfast is in line with the standards of a five-star hotel. The buffet dinner is 129 Fijian dollars if purchased on site. There are salmon, prawns and other seafood every day. During our three-day stay, we also had Pipa shrimp and blue crab. The family had a great holiday here. It should be noted that when leaving the store, you must check the consumption before paying. We just left in a hurry and did not look carefully. It was not that our consumption was recorded in our name, but that we missed some consumption. Fortunately, later After communication, everything was properly resolved. There is Chinese service at the front desk, which is very convenient. The sunset is beautiful!

It was clean and I'd say it was at a 5-star standard. I was happy that there was a washing machine in the room. There were pools for adults and families, so I think anyone can have fun. However, I stayed at three hotels in the Denarau area, and when I arrived at the lobby there were no rooms available, and although I was told that a room would be available in about 15 minutes, I was made to wait in the lobby for 30 minutes, and in the end another staff member told me that it wouldn't be available until 3pm, so perhaps it had been forgotten. I ended up going out, but the style was to leave my checked luggage at the entrance, where anyone could pick it up, so I felt uneasy until I got home. Other guests' luggage was also lined up at the entrance.

Traveling with family (2 adults + 3 kids) from USA. We had a great time there. Kids absolutely the pools/beach/soccer field/the grill/pizza restaurant by the pool. Very quiet, peaceful and beautiful. We have been to Tahiti before and found this Marriott Momi Bay is even more relaxing, romantic, and picturesque than Tahiti. But there are also some pros: 1) the location is in the middle of nowhere (though no so far from Nadi). So once you are there, you will be pretty much stuck there; 2) food at the main restaurant is just average. They have an Asian food section for breakfast/dinner buffet, but quite a joke (to our standards, as Chinese Americans). The fish bar is awesome but requires a bit of walking/buggy ride; 3) snorkeling wise, the fish is not as colorful as in Tahiti, but is still very good; and 4) the layout of our room (2 beds by the pond) is not so much different from an upscale city business hotel. Overall, if you are just looking for a relaxing time in a resort, this would absolutely be great place. But if you are looking for a new cultural/food/city adventure, this would not be the right place.

The hotel facilities are very new, probably renovated in recent years, and the swimming pool is more suitable for children to play in. The hotel restaurant tastes very average, but the charge is not very expensive. It is a good choice on the main island of Fiji.

Beautiful garden and apartment style hotel on the beach Nice sea view through palm trees Friendly staffs in every levels Something to be improved Room facilities are old and worn and not in good condition No favourite TV channel

The road to the resort is a bit bumpy and nothing is really near to the resort (restaurants/ convenient stores etc.), so you will need to call a taxi every time you need to go out or get supplies. The room itself is not super bright and the furnitures were a bit wear out. The resort is literally on a beach, so do expect to have quite some mosquito whenever you are on your way back to your room, and it's also tricky for travellers with big luggages to carry their bags to their rooms, since there are few steps of stairs to the door of your room and the pathway is sand. However, if you are here for a short stay, I think it would be ok to look past that. If you are looking to stay for a night in Nadi, and going to the islands for the next few days, I suggest looking for other accommodations in downtown Nadi, such as Nalagi Hotel. As we drive past other hotels such as Mercury Hotel, it seems like a motel as well, so it might be best to look for something downtown.