Mercure Nadi

About this property

An 85-room hotel set on five acres of tropical gardens on Queens Road, minutes from Nadi Airport in Fiji. Rooms are offered in deluxe and standard configurations, all with private balconies and garden views. On-site dining is at the Rokete Restaurant & Bar serving international cuisine, and facilities include two swimming pools and the BeautyLab Spa.

Amenities

• Wi-Fi
• Air conditioning
• tv
• kettle
• fridge
• balcony
• Private bathroom
• Pool
• Spa
• Restaurant
• Bar
• Parking

Featured in our guides

• Best stays in Nadi, Fiji: airport, Denarau and the beaches

  Nadi is where almost every Fiji trip begins: the international airport, the Queens Road south to the Coral Coast, and the marina at Denarau where the island boats leave. Most travellers stay a night or two here on either side of an island stay, so the area runs from airport hotels to full resorts.

• Where to stay in Fiji: Nadi, the Coral Coast, Suva and beyond

  Fiji's main island, Viti Levu, is where most visitors sleep, and where you stay depends on what you came for: Nadi and Denarau for the airport and the island ferries, the Coral Coast between Sigatoka and Pacific Harbour for beach resorts, Suva for the capital and its markets. Kalena lists Viti Levu properties with guest ratings from verified sources.

Reviews★ 7.0 · 907 total

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  Resina Rakai

  ★★★★★ · 9/4/2026google

  Thoroughly enjoyed the service ,staff are friendly ,welcoming and helpful through out my stay. The room was clean, comfortable and well maintained.location was great and I really enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere. The service was excellent Breakfast was amazing ,Thank you chef. Overall I have had an enjoyable experience and I would recommend this hotel to family and friends.

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  Courtney Jane

  ★★★★★ · 9/1/2026google

  As a solo traveller, my experience here was very subpar. The rooms are very aged and I had ducted central A/C that was incredibly loud and that I couldn't turn off, it made sleeping difficult. I also sat at the in-house restaurant for over 40 minutes, with no sign of getting any service, only to give up and go back to my room hungry.

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  Shanvi Sejal

  ★★★★★ · 8/15/2026google

  I was there for lunch with my parents, oh and I just loved their service and menu! Being a foodie, I value quality, and Mercure did not disappoint. Their prices are affordable, and food is value for money, being a local myself, I was surprised with their menu. What really made me go awe, was their amazing Pizza. Kudos to the kitchen team. Loved every single bite! Highly recommended from my side. My friends will be hearing about their food quite often 😂 Looking forward to going back and trying something new again. A beautiful place, with friendly and accommodating staff. Just perfect!

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  Euphemia Lambert

  ★★★★★ · 7/20/2026google

  We recently stayed at Mercure Nadi and had a pleasant experience overall. The standout feature of this hotel is undoubtedly its staff. Every team member we encountered, from reception and housekeeping to the restaurant staff, was friendly, professional, welcoming, and genuinely helpful. Their positive attitude creates a warm, relaxed atmosphere that makes guests feel at home. The restaurant serves good quality meals for both lunch and dinner, and the excellent service adds to the overall dining experience. The hotel’s location is another major advantage. It is conveniently close to Nadi Airport and within easy reach of local shops, making it an ideal base for travellers. The only disappointment is the condition of the property itself. The hotel is noticeably outdated and in need of significant renovations and upgrades. It has great character, charm, and enormous potential, but it feels as though insufficient investment is being made in maintaining and modernising the facilities. It is a shame because the dedicated staff work incredibly hard to provide a great experience despite the ageing infrastructure. With some refurbishment and investment from the Mercure group, this hotel could easily become one of the best places to stay in the area. The people are already exceptional. Now the property deserves the same level of care and attention.

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  Sandi O

  ★★★★★ · 7/12/2026google

  Rooms are very, very tired. First night our room wasn't available so we had to take a smaller bed. Breakfast the next day was cold. Everything in the bain Marie's was cold. Pineapple juice from the bar was some nasty sugary cordial, rather than actual juice, which should have been readily available given we were in Fiji. When our shuttle arrived to collect us the driver was told we weren't guests & they didn't know who we were. (I actually told the receptionist we were waiting for our shuttle in the dining area). We're very lucky they didn't leave without us. For an Accor motel, this one is well below what I would have expected. Ridiculous cost for such a crummy place. We used one of their cab drivers to take us to Denarau & he was disgusting; snorting & hawking the entire trip. (We used our own driver after that). Would not recommend at all.

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  Sharny Nath

  ★★★★★ · 6/14/2026google

  I was very disappointed with my stay. The room 317 was old and the toilet had an unpleasant smell throughout my stay. The overall condition of the room did not meet my expectations. What stood out most was the lack of hospitality from the staff. Unlike other hotels and resorts, staff rarely greeted guests or interacted with them. During breakfast, the staff did not smile, greet guests, or check on anyone. Instead, they were shouting instructions to each other across the dining area about refilling breakfast trays, and I even heard one staff member telling another to bring a knife so she could prepare items for lunch. This felt very unprofessional and created an uncomfortable atmosphere. In Fiji, a simple "Bula" goes a long way, but I was never greeted as staff walked past me, not even during breakfast service. The experience was a complete contrast to my stay at Tokatoka, where the staff were friendly, welcoming, and regularly checked on guests to ensure they were enjoying their stay. The check-out experience was equally disappointing. When I arrived at reception, no one was at the counter, so I had to wait. Eventually, a staff member came, took my key, and simply said, "Okay, done." There was no thank you, no farewell, and no question about how my stay had been. Overall, I felt neglected and unwelcome throughout my stay. Better customer service, professionalism, and guest engagement would greatly improve the experience.

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