Hotel Oasis in Fiji

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Updated: December 9, 2020

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Review of Hotel Oasis in Fiji

Hotel Oasis – Tranquil, friendly, cozy, and convenient budget option.

Turn off the frantic Queens Road into the leafy dead-end street, where the likable suburban charm continues at the friendly reception. Among the tidy gardens with miniature palms and blooming bougainvillea are modern two-level blocks. Rooms are unfussy, with decent-sized balconies/patios, simple kitchenettes, and space for extra single beds. The pool is petite but appealing, with a splash area to delight the toddlers. One advantage – other than the serenity – is the excellent range of places to eat, drink, and shop along Queens Road nearby, including a mall with a cinema, nightclub, and row of cafés. Another is that with seemingly zero promotion, and no signage along the main road, you may have the hotel to yourself.

Hotel Oasis – The Basics

  • Location: 1 Ragg Street, in an area known as Martintar (or New Town), on the main island of Viti Levu. About 200m from Queens Road, which connects downtown Nadi with the airport. Turn off between the Hexagon and Mercure hotels. It’s about 3 km to Wailoaloa beach and 5 km to the airport.
  • Guests: Caters to all, especially those on a budget, including small families.
  • Beach: Not in a beach area, but Wailoaloa Beach (3 km away) is easily accessible by bus or taxi. Although a tourist hotspot, the beach is gray and often strewn with debris after high tide. It is, however, ideal for walks, views, and sunsets.
  • Views: All rooms face the charming gardens.
  • Parking: Plenty of free space on the premises.
  • How to Book: Booking.com will have the best rates.
  • Phone: (679) 672 2044
  • Email: operations@hoteloasisfiji.com
  • Website: hoteloasisfiji.com

Hotel Oasis – Amenities

  • Pool: Cute and inviting, with a little waterfall and splash area for the young ones. In the middle of the gardens.
  • Spa & Fitness Center: Not expected or provided at this modest family resort.
  • Private Pools/Jacuzzis: Not expected or provided.

Hotel Oasis – Food and Drink

  • Restaurant & Bar: There is nowhere to eat or drink on the grounds, but excellent options are a few minutes away on foot (see below).
  • Breakfast: With no restaurant, breakfast is not available.
  • Room Service: No room service.

Hotel Oasis – Rooms

  • Room Types: Standard and Deluxe Rooms.
  • Smoking Rooms: Smoking is not allowed inside the rooms or in public areas, but is permitted elsewhere.
  • Best Room: All rooms are pretty much the same inside, so the best are on the second (highest) floor.

Hotel Oasis – What’s Nearby?

Restaurants & Bars

    About 500m away, at the corner of Queens Road and the road leading to Wailoaloa Beach, are several options:

  • Daikoku – Stylish, renowned Fiji-wide eatery with a range of Japanese delights.
  • Sitar – Classy Indian and Thai, with a beer garden.
  • Burger King – Burgers and fries.
  • Hai Yang Restaurant – Chinese banquets and takeaway, with live seafood.
  • Otherwise, at the shopping center with the RB Patel Jetpoint supermarket, 100m along Queens Road towards Nadi from the turn-off to Ragg Street, several cafés offer tasty choices, including Raju’s Khana Khazana for excellent Indian cuisine.

Nearby Market or Grocery

  • RB Patel Jetpoint – Huge supermarket in a shopping center, about 100m down Queens Road (towards Nadi) from the turn-off at Ragg Street.

Local Transport

  • Buses travel along Queens Road every few minutes between central Nadi and Lautoka town, via the airport entrance. From the traffic lights, other buses and minibuses also head to Wailoaloa Beach.

Hotel Oasis – The Hotel

Hotel is located away from the road in a serene setting.

About 200m from the busy Queens Road, the hotel is along a serene suburban street.

Second-floor rooms feature small balconies.

It is similar to a motel, with rooms on the second floor offering balconies and more privacy.

All rooms have garden views.

All rooms face inwards and overlook the immaculate gardens.

Decent-sized pool is appealing.

The pool is a decent size and has some shade.

Swimming pool features a tiny waterfall for kids.

The younger ones would enjoy the pool, which also features a tiny waterfall.

Spacious rooms feature simple Fijian decor.

The rooms are simple but spacious, with some Fijian touches in the décor.

Family-friendly rooms feature a sofa bed.

Each room has a sofa which can convert into a single bed, and another single can also be squeezed in.

Nearby Sitar restaurant serves good Indian and Thai food.

A short walk along Queens Road towards Nadi is a traffic light. At this corner, the elegant Sitar restaurant serves tasty Indian and Thai food in air-conditioned comfort inside or in the beer garden outside.

Nearby shopping centre features a cinema and nightclub.

From the turn-off to the hotel along Queens Road, it’s only 100m (towards Nadi) to a major shopping center with a cinema and nightclub.

Huge Jetpoint supermarket is walking distance from the hotel.

Dominating the shopping center is the huge RB Patel Jetpoint supermarket.

There are many good cafes at Jetpoint shopping centre.

The Jetpoint shopping center also has a pleasingly varied array of affordable cafés.

Set Indian meals at Raju's Khana Khazana restaurant.

Along the row of cafés in the shopping center, Raju’s Khana Khazana serves excellent Indian cuisine, including set-price meals.

Wailoaloa beach is easily accessible by public bus.

From the traffic light, 200m past the shopping center, it’s an easy trip by public bus or minibus to Wailoaloa Beach. The area is increasingly popular, but the beach may disappoint: the sand is gray and often strewn with debris after high tide.

Unappealing but popular Wailoaloa Beach.

Despite the unappealing beach, Wailoaloa is a fabulous area for walks, views, and sunsets.

Downtown Nadi is easily accessible by bus or taxi.

An easy trip by bus or taxi along Queens Road, downtown Nadi has little to offer but is worth a quick look.

Nadi Handicraft Market is a must-visit.

One attraction in Nadi is the Handicraft Market, halfway along the main street.

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