LGBT Welcoming Hotels in Fiji

The breakfast was busy almost every morning and the staff who was doing fresh juice need proper training because she did not get what gusts ask for well. Always grab the incorrect items like gust asked Beetroot and she grabbed the ginger. The omelette station also busy as well and need to wait long queue to get it even they had 2 stations already. The fruits were fresh but some of them watery and no staff changed the plates and leave there for continue serving. Regarding dinner service, they have 7 different themes, however, almost all the main dishes were plain flavour even gravy or dipping sauce too. The seafood station was just average. So overall the dining experience was okay but not impressed. Staff were nice and with smile but some of them need proper training.

Beautiful resort. We stayed in a Lagoon bure which was beautiful, spacious and modern. The staff were wonderful. They couldn't do enough for us and all with a laugh and a smile. Great atmosphere at the Fish bar, having a few drinks by the pool and watching the sunset. I can only say good things about this place, with one exception. It was cut short by bouts of food poisoning. Two bouts for me and one for my wife. This cut our holiday short as we dealt with the unpleasant consequences and a difficult journey home. I would expect in a 5 star resort that 'being careful what we ate' would not be applicable.

Overall, the Hilton Fiji was a great family resort, particularly the food, amenities and staff. The only issue we had was the fact that we arrived at the resort at 8 am - following a 12 hour flight - and our room was not available until 3 pm. Also, the wifi connection was intermittent