Warwick Fiji

About this property

A resort at Korolevu on Fiji's Coral Coast, offering rooms and suites with garden or ocean views. It has seven dining outlets, including a buffet brasserie, Japanese teppanyaki, an Italian restaurant, and a seafood restaurant on a private island. Facilities include The Warwick Spa, a main pool and an adults-only pool and beach, a kids' club, a dive centre, and tennis and squash courts.

Amenities

• Wi-Fi
• Air conditioning
• minibar
• tv
• Pool
• Spa
• Restaurant
• Bar
• Beachfront
• Ocean view
• sunset view
• Family friendly

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Reviews★ 8.2 · 1919 total

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  Rob Collins

  ★★★★★ · 8/14/2026google

  Good for families, but falls well short at this price point Looking purely at the hotel and facilities, this is a good option for young families. There’s also an adults-only pool and beach area, which is a welcome addition for those looking for somewhere quieter. The rooms were very nice, and having access to the lounge was a great perk. The gym and other facilities were also good, although much of the resort is starting to feel tired and in need of some investment. The lack of day beds around the pool was particularly frustrating, with plenty of spare mattresses piled up suggesting broken beds simply aren’t being replaced. Unfortunately, the so-called “all-inclusive dining” was the biggest disappointment. It felt anything but all-inclusive, with the option effectively limited to one restaurant and one of the worst buffets we’ve experienced. Breakfast, lunch or dinner, the quality was consistently poor and at times borderline inedible. There’s plenty of potential here. The rooms are comfortable, the facilities are decent and families will find a lot to enjoy. But some much-needed maintenance, replacement of ageing equipment and a major rethink of the dining experience are required. With a bit of investment this resort could be great, but in its current state it’s very difficult to justify the price point.h

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  Cara Hill

  ★★★★★ · 8/9/2026google

  We were feeling a little nervous after reading some of the recent reviews, but we’ve just returned from 10 amazing nights at the Warwick and had the best time! My husband, our toddler and I absolutely loved our stay. The staff were so friendly and went out of their way to make us feel welcome. We had an all-inclusive package with buffet meals, with a different cuisine each night. We really enjoyed the food and had no issues at all. There were also plenty of activities throughout the day and great evening entertainment. The snorkelling straight off the beach was a real highlight. The pool was on the cooler side, but perfect on the warmer days, and our little one still absolutely loved it! Overall, we had a fantastic family holiday and can't wait to come back.

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  Kirstin Edwards

  ★★★★★ · 8/6/2026google

  You FEEL like you’re in Fiji at this hotel. The beach and hotel layout here are great, with a separate adults only wing and pool. Beds are super comfortable, staff friendly, and the grounds have a lovely tropical feel with a beautiful sunset area. 🌺 Tips: Wicked Walu is a must for adults. Italian at Pappagallo is great for families. Make sure you book all restaurants in advance as they get busy. Cons: Kids club wasn’t the most inviting space, though the sheer number of activities on offer makes up for it. The buffet dinner queue can get busy. It’s about 2 hours 20 minutes to get here, worth keeping in mind with smaller kids. Pending flight time you may be better off staying a night at the airport, and transferring to this hotel the next morning.

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  Gabi Schwartzberger

  ★★★★★ · 7/30/2026google

  I would never come back. Considering how expensive our room was, it was a matchbox. Every night between midnight and 3am there would be a very loud delivery or emptying of the bins which would wake us up. Upon complaining, they said that they would be able to sleep in such noise and it's not as noisy as we say despite having videos recorded. The food was very average, even an egg was cooked by amateurs. Prior to arriving, we had to add a teenager to our room to which they said it was not allowed, so we booked a room elsewhere for one adult. When we arrived they told us he could stay in our room but we need to pay an additional 600. Not sure why we weren't allowed this prior to booking additional accommodation which we could not cancel nor we got a refund for. There were poisonous snakes in the water yet our kids were allowed in to snorkel until they got scared and got out. The sports areas are worn down, old equipment and zero atmosphere. Tennis courts were not allowed as it rained a little and under 16s were not allowed in the gym. Entertainment was lacking but there's nowhere else to go. We were married at the Outrigger 10 years ago and were looking forward to a nice holiday but overall it was not great

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  Hysen

  ★★★★★ · 7/23/2026google

  The people are absolutely wonderful and the location is great. Unfortunately, thats where the positives stop. The quality and state of the property as of July 2026 makes it a 2 star at best. What you see on the website is simply false. The rooms smell mouldy, the food is ordinary. The property needs a major upgrade, but instead there are workers drilling away all day working on quick fixes rather than permanent solutions. The "included activities" weren't available - the spa was in a makeshift location and the glass bottom boat wasn't functional for instance. This was the case for all 5 nights we stayed here. The location is a bit remote and therefore good for white sandy beaches and lush nature for walks/ hikes a few kms out of the property on both sides. Book activities in advance. Good to have some local currency if venturing out. There is an ATM at the property. Credit cards incur a 3 to 4% surcharge. Back to the people working at Warwick - they are wonderful and trying their best to make everyone comfortable. Without them, this resort would be a Massive disappointment!

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  kristen

  ★★★★★ · 7/21/2026google

  We recently stayed here and had a mix of good and bad experiences. When we arrived, we were greeted with a warm welcome. All of the staff were so friendly and always said "Bula," which made us feel very welcome. The staff were one of the best parts of our stay because they were always smiling, helpful, and kind. We even got to have a fresh coconut for $10, which was a fun experience and something we really enjoyed. The iced chocolates were also amazing and definitely one of our favourite drinks during our stay. The breakfast buffet was nice with lots of different food to choose from. There was plenty of variety, but sometimes the food was cold unless you got the freshly cooked eggs, which were always warm and tasty. Lunch was also served as a buffet and cost about $50 per adult.and free for the kids . While the food was okay, we thought it was quite expensive for what was offered. One thing that really surprised us was the price of some of the food. When we checked out, we found out that one salad cost around $60, and it was mostly just lettuce with a few prawns. We didn't think that was good value for money. We also had a problem with our room door because it wouldn't lock properly. We asked several staff members to have it fixed, but it took a long time, and in the end we managed to get it working ourselves. The bathroom also had a very low roof, which made it feel quite cramped. Another thing we didn't really like was that the resort encouraged adults to go to a special dinner without their children. Parents were expected to leave their kids with a babysitter or in the kids' club. While this might suit some families, we prefer eating together, so it wasn't something we enjoyed. Overall, the amazing staff made our stay much more enjoyable. Their friendliness and hospitality were outstanding and made us feel welcome every day. We especially enjoyed the fresh coconuts and the delicious iced chocolates. However, the expensive food, room maintenance but other than that it was amazing love place

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