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Updated: December 8, 2020
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Tokatoka Resort Hotel – Expansive, great facilities, and convenient to the airport.
Despite its position just across the road from the airport (but rarely affected by plane noise), this is a bona fide resort rather than just somewhere to stay overnight between connections. For example, the pool is lagoon-style and features a decent waterslide (which is surprisingly rare elsewhere). In blocks that face the quiet access road, the rooms are comfortable and many have connecting doors. But most accommodations are in semi-detached villas with louvered windows, full kitchens, and oodles of space, so they’re ideal for families. It is isolated, with very few places nearby to eat, drink, or shop, but regular buses head down the road for all sorts of great options.
Tokatoka Resort Hotel – The Basics
- Location: Along Queens Road in Nadi, on the main island of Viti Levu. Directly opposite the entrance to the Nadi Airport. About 10 km from downtown Nadi and 8 km from Wailoaloa Beach.
- Guests: Caters especially well for those waiting for flights, and is also a genuine and affordable resort for families.
- Beach: The nearest beach is at Wailoaloa (8 km), accessible by bus along Queens Road – possibly with a connection at the junction (with the traffic lights) leading to the beach. The beach is gray and gritty, with debris washed ashore at high-tide, but the general area is popular for walks and sunsets, and there’s a tropical holiday vibe along the main drag in Wailoaloa that’s absent elsewhere in Nadi.
- Views: Almost all villas overlook gardens, while most rooms in the blocks face a quiet road.
- WiFi: Available free in the lobby, bar, and restaurant, but charged for use within the rooms.
- Nice Perks: Complimentary shuttle to/from the airport.
- Parking: Plenty of spaces.
- How to Book: Booking.com will have the best rates.
- Phone: (679) 672 0222
- Email: res.tokatoka@warwickhotels.com
- Website: warwickhotels.com/tokatoka-resort
Tokatoka Resort Hotel – Amenities
- Pool: A sizable pool with a waterslide, plenty of cover, and a separate children’s area.
- Spa: The Tokatoka Spa offers more than the usual, including hair braiding, waxing, and eyebrow stuff.
- Fitness Center: A sizable gym with decent equipment.
- Private Pools/Jacuzzis: Not expected or provided in this sort of family resort.
Tokatoka Resort Hotel – Food and Drink
- Restaurant: Alongside the pool, the KanaVata Restaurant is a casual eatery, mainly for guests, especially at breakfast. It offers a huge menu with great options for vegetarians, along with children’s meals, and uses home-grown organic vegetables.
- Lounge/Bar: The pleasant Poolside Bar is very appealing; spacious and colorful, with great cocktails and meals available.
- Breakfast: Not included, but can be booked with the room or paid for separately at the time.
- Room Service: Available 24 hours.
Tokatoka Resort Hotel – Rooms
- Room Types: Studio Room • Family Villa • Suite • 1-Bedroom Villa
- Smoking Rooms: Smoking is not allowed in the rooms or bars/restaurants, but allowed in the gardens.
- Best Room: The 1-Bedroom Villas are more spacious than the rooms in the blocks. They feature double beds and 2 singles, so they’re ideal for families.
- For families: The 1-Bedroom Villas allow 2 single beds in the separate living areas, and feature kitchens and connecting doors to Studio Rooms. With 3 or 4 beds in the same room, the Family Villas are more squeezy.
Tokatoka Resort Hotel – What’s Nearby?
Best Nearby Restaurants & Bars
- At the neighboring Fiji Gateway Hotel, there are 2 options: the Palm Court Restaurant is undercover and open-air with Fijian décor, all-day dining, and specialties such as kokoda spicy grilled fish; or the Café.
- Otherwise, head down Queens Road to the shopping centre with the Jetpoint supermarket for Wishbone & Pizza King, a takeaway, with Chinese food and a nice bar, and Raju’s Khana Khazana, for excellent Indian food and set-priced meals.
- Another 200m down the road at the traffic lights are 3 places on a corner: Sitar (tasty Indian and Thai food, and a beer garden), Hai Yang Restaurant (Chinese banquets and takeaway, including live seafood), and Burger King.
Nearby Market or Grocery
- Walk over to the airport for basic supplies at the minimarts there, or take a bus or taxi (5.5 km) to the RB Patel Jetpoint supermarket at the shopping center.
Local Transport
- Plenty of buses and minibuses head down Queens Road to the center of Nadi. Can easily walk to/from the airport.
Tokatoka Resort Hotel – The Hotel

The lobby at the hotel is spacious and has a minimart attached.

The rooms and villas are accessible along covered terraces among substantial gardens and lawns.

Rooms are in nice-looking 2-level blocks that, oddly, seem to face a quiet access road rather than the beautiful billiard-table lawns.

The pool has a size and layout expected of a major resort. Unusually, it also has a substantial roof.

The decent waterslide is another reason the resort is popular with families.

A piece of lawn to the side features a small playground.

The Poolside Bar is colorful, with plenty of undercover seating.

The bar offers the usual array of drinks as well as meals from the restaurant.

The semi-detached villas are spacious and face the gardens.

With large kitchens, the villas are ideal for families.

The only restaurant within walking distance is the Palm Court Restaurat at the neighboring Fiji Gateway Hotel.

About 5.5 km down Queens Road, and easily accessible by taxi or bus, is a shopping center with the huge RB Patel Jetpoint supermarket.

At the shopping center are a number of tempting restaurants, including Raju’s Khana Khazana for Indian food.

The shopping center is also home to a cinema and nightclub.

About 200m further towards Nadi from the shopping center, the classy Sitar restaurant offers tasty Indian and Thai food.

About 10 km down Queens Road by bus or taxi is the center of Nadi. One of the few reasons to make the effort is the handicraft market, halfway down the main street.

About 8 km from the hotel is Wailoaloa Beach. The sand may be gray, but the sunsets are wonderful.
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