The Sheraton does not deserve its rating, the staff are not a happy bunch, they mope around and fail to sort problems out . Check in took over an hour, the room was badly prepared and serviced. Stairways were badly lit, the only plus poit was the flying fish restaurant which was more like a 5 star quality.

we decided to take our Son, Daughter-in-Law and 2 Grandchildren to the Sheraton fiji for a
2 week break before school returned for 2012.
Every day our 2 Grandchildren always started the day by saying 'thanks Nana and Pops for bringing us to a fabulous hotel for a fabulous holiday.'
The Staff without doubt are the best weve come across in all our trips away. Nothing was an effort and nothing was too much. We were always made to feel welcome. The Family stayed in the Vilas and my husband and myself stayed in the Hotel. We were all really really comfortable. The beds were liking sleeping on aloud !!! We were able to have breakfast at both the Sheraton and the Westin - included in the price. Kids ate for free which was great.
The Pools temperatures were ideal - and nice and clean. The Sheraton Fiji to even the most fussy travellers.

We stayed at the Sheraton Fiji resort as an overnight on the way to the island of Teveuni. Going TO Teveuni, it has a different flavor than AFTER one has visited a different island. Suffice it to say, it is probably difficult for Nadi to compete with Teveuni on a beauty scale so you might want to keep this in mind.

Getting here: Arriving in Nadi, you can just take a local taxi to the resort. It will take about 25 minutes and should cost approximately FJD $20. On the return, the hotel called a taxi for us and we were charged FJD $30.

The room was quite nice and we had an ocean view. Bathroom was very large, and we had a small deck to overlook the beach. The beach itself isn’t one of fine white sand and not what one might have in their mind. The water was nowhere as nice as the water at Teveuni.

Food at this hotel is not cheap. The buffet runs approximately USD$50 for dinner, and is far overpriced. There aren’t many options on site, a high end, white table cloth restaurant, the buffet, and a bar out by the pool that serves mostly seafood in the evenings. There is a pizza place just out front of the lobby but it was closes a bit early so we didn’t eat there.

The resort itself isn’t the nicest resort in the world, but it is functional. If you have in your mind beautiful white fine sand beaches, it probably isn’t here. If you don’t have time to get to an outer island, then this is probably not a bad place to be in Nadi.

We recently had the pleasure of staying at the Sheraton Fiji Resort, January 2012. This was our first time to Fiji and our first real family holiday in about 4 years. We were blown away when told we had been upgraded to an Ocean front room (2501), it had every modern comfort we could have wished for. The KS bed was heaven to sleep on & the 2 children's beds were equally comfortable. Everything about our stay was first class, the food, the ambience, the pools & facilities being able to wander to neighbouring resorts but above all else it was the beautiful staff. What an incredibly friendly & welcoming group of people, always with a smile on their face only too happy to ensure the guests were attended to.
The children had a great time, loads of activities for them but they also felt so safe even if wandering back to the room alone. (ages 9 & 1)
We will definitely return to the Sheraton!!!
Couldn't rate it or rave highly enough