I was in Suva for a conference so stayed here for a week. I took the executive room on the top floor which gave me more room for me to engage in my cat swinging activity and when I saw the size of my colleague's standard room, I'm so pleased I did! I definitely wouldn't stay in a standard room if you suffered from clautrophobia at all!

My room was great with a spacious bathroom with a bath with a view. The water pressure was fine apart form in the morning when it dribbled out, I suspect because everyone else was having a shower at the same time!

I shared my room with a lizard which I didn't mind at all, if it was a cockroach, teha twould have been a different story! The fumigated my room during my stay and the smell certainly drove me out of my room! Unfortunately, I didn't see my tame lizard again after this so I hope he escaped that ordeal!

The internet was expensive here at $8 an hour or $40 for the day! I stay in hotels all over hte world and this would be one of hte most expensive rates!

Breakfast at $31 wasn't cheap so the first couple of days, I went to a local restaurant which was a third the price but unforturtunately, it also came with sandflies so gave up on that place and resigned myself to paying for brekky at the hotel.

Unfortunately, I went to the conference every day so didn't have the opportunity to avail myself of the pool there!

Would I stay here again? Possibly but never in one of their standard rooms.

We booked 5 rooms with Tanoa in April and are sad to say that Tanoa didn't not live up to it's reputation.
On our first night we checked in and went out for breakfast the next morning only to return to find items had been stolen from our room. We later found out that the hotel staff had given access to our room to the make up artist we were using for the day. Who does that without the consent of the occupants?
We did not get our stolen items back, however we felt very insecure in that room.
The second day while we were all out for lunch, we came back to find out that our rooms had been given away to others and that we had to check out! This was due to an error the checkin staff made. We had prepaid for 4 nights accommodation for 4 rooms and 2 nights for one room. and they had put down 2 nights for all 5. They weren't apologetic and simply told us to check out.
We eventually checked out and were promised a free nights stay by Mere (I think she was the manager at the time), but till this day we have not heard any further, despite my husband and his family in Fiji sending multiple emails in regards to this.

Overall the experience was quite bad. Room was tidy and clean, however a paint job is required. Lighting is very poor. The location of the toilet in the bathroom is shocking. right over the wash basin! how do you expect to wash your face without touching the toilet?

we stayed here for one night (visiting family) before heading off to the coral coast early the next day. The room was comfortable. air conditioned and staff were extremely helpful and attentive. We initially had a problem with the telivision and remote. We called reception and a member of staff was dispatched within 5 minutes to sort it out succesfully. The small pool was empty when we had a peek (even though we didn't use it) and the menu looked promising (even though we went out for lunch and dinner). It was also handy that the Coral Sun bus actually calls at the hotel before stopping at the Holiday Inn (which saved having to organise a taxi). The brief stop was inexpensive and we will definitely stay here again on future trips to Suva.

The Tanoa in Suva doesnt live up to the expectation I had after staying at the Tanoa in Lautoka. After looking through Suva accomodation this seemed best value and location for a short trip to see the family in Suva.

After viewing pictures online it seemed decent for a few nights, I knew it wasnt going to be up the standrad of hotels at Denarau but I also didnt think it was going to be below average.

We had a deluxe room and this was large with a small bathroom, I found the room very old and worn and seemed like it was used as a party room for the weekend.
The walls need a coat of pain and the floors could do with a good clean.

The bathroom was very small and was in dire need of a makeover and a good scrub.
It wasnt filthy dirty but it wasnt clean... I felt the need to wear thongs in the shower.

Staff are lovely as all staff in Fijian hotels are and the buffet breakfast is a little sad, overall Tanoa Suva did for the weekend as there is not much choice but next time I will be looking at staying at either Quest or Holiday in and not book for the sake of location.

There are definitley other options in Suva, there unfortunatley wont be a next time for me at Tanoa Suva.