The Best Fiji Event and Function Rooms
Scattered among tropical waters with white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters, Fiji is home to some of the most prestigious resorts in the South Pacific. Many of which offer idyllic conference facilities to provide everything you need for a function in paradise. Inspire delegates with an event to remember by selecting one of the stylish conference venues in Fiji. Fiji conference venues are listed from largest to smallest.
Before we get into the list of Fiji’s best function venues, be sure to bookmark The Guide to Planning a Conference in Fiji.
1. Shangri-La Fijian Resort & Spa
Starting with the largest conference centre in Fiji, Shangri-La Fijian Resort & Spa is certainly a worthy go-to for any business event. The resort is set on its own island on the Coral Coast, which is connected by a causeway to the mainland making it easy for delegates to get to. The five-star resort boasts 14 different venues to cater to your conference, incorporating both inside and outdoor settings.
Total meeting space: 40,892 sq ft / 3,799 sq m
2. Sheraton Fiji Resort
Only a 20-minute drive from Nadi International Airport yet instantly transporting visitors to the luxury experience Fiji is renowned for, Sheraton Fiji Resort is a conference venue to impress. Not only does the resort in Denarau offer a variety of light-filled indoor and outdoor spaces but they provide convenience with group lists, rooming lists and mobile check-in organised by their on-site meeting planners. Their facilities are ready to go with AV equipment and WiFi.
Total meeting space: 25,866 sq ft / 2,403 sq m
3. InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa
Stage your event at one of the largest resorts in Fiji, the InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa. Their Watercourt Conference Centre is hidden from the main resort for maximum privacy yet convenient enough for guests to return to their rooms. The conference centre is kitted up to suit most needs, including touchscreen AV equipment, high-speed WiFi, a PA system, dropdown LCD projector screen and more. Find this conference venue on the Coral Coast of Viti Levu.
Total meeting space: 10,752 sq ft / 999 sq m
4. Grand Pacific Hotel
For events and conferences in the administrative capital of Fiji, set your sights on The Grand Pacific Hotel. The hotel is the city’s iconic historical landmark renovated with modern and professional decor throughout its 10 event rooms. The hotel is Suva‘s largest event centre, with room for up to 600 delegates, but there are smaller venues for more intimate gatherings. Additionally, the hotel is equipped with projectors, stationery for each guest, refreshments, catering and more.
Total meeting space: 10,320 sq ft / 959 sq m
5. The Warwick Fiji
Another endearing conference venue on the Coral Coast, The Warwick Fiji offers the ideal venue for small to large gatherings. There are three meeting rooms to choose from which can be set up in up to seven different layouts or the events team can work with you to meet your requests. The meeting rooms evoke a professional atmosphere with modern decor and equipment.
Total meeting space: 9,404 sq ft / 874 sq m
6. Holiday Inn Suva
Another excellent event venue in the capital is the Holiday Inn Suva. From glass-lined meeting rooms to a poolside pavilion, the hotel in Suva offers interesting spaces. They have a range of equipment on-hand, including slide, digital and LCD projectors, as well as meeting professionals to help make the event run smoothly. Compare this venue to some of the other hotels in Suva listed here.
Total meeting space: 3,900 sq ft / 363 sq m
7. Savusavu Hot Springs Hotel
If your conference or event is bringing you to Fiji’s second-largest island, Vanua Levu, then consider Savusavu Hot Springs Hotel as your venue. Conveniently located in one of the islands’ main towns where delegates have a wealth of accommodations and services at their fingertips, the hotel is also just a 10-minute drive from Savusavu Airport. While no means one of the larger event centres, Savusavu Hot Springs Hotel has a conference room and a meeting hall suitable for 60 to 200 delegates depending on the layout.
Total meeting space: 3,000 sq ft / 279 sq m
8. Tanoa Waterfront Hotel
Meetings in Fiji’s second-largest town, Lautoka, should be at the Tanoa Waterfront Hotel. Their purpose-built conference rooms have air conditioning and can be interconnected for larger affairs. The hotel even offers a marquee on their manicured lawns for an outdoor alternative. Rooms cater from 12 to 100 delegates. Catering can also be organised through the hotel.
Total meeting space: 597 sq ft / 55 sq m
9. Plantation Island Resort
Get the real Fiji experience by hosting your conference or event at the Plantation Island Resort. The resort on Malolo Lailai Island in the Mamanuca Islands is a 50-minute ferry journey from Port Denarau, making it one of the easier outer islands for delegates to get to. Set just off a white sand beach and with Fijian-inspired decor, Plantation’s conference room and board room brings a real taste of Fiji to your event. While the on-site events team are on hand to help your conference run smoothly, pre-arranged conference packages add ease to planning your event.
Total meeting space: 500 sq ft / 46 sq m
10. Taveuni Island Resort
For somewhere truly unique to hold your business event, head to the lesser-travelled island of Taveuni. The largest conference venue on the island is still one of the smallest in Fiji, as the Taveuni Island Resort has just one meeting room holding 30 delegates. Regardless, their tropical gardens and sea views offer an inspiring venue and true South Pacific event.
Total meeting space: 200 sq ft / 19 sq m
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Laura S.
This article was reviewed and published by Laura, editor in chief and co-founder of Fiji Pocket Guide. Since arriving solo in the South Pacific over 10 years ago with nothing but a backpack and a background in journalism, her mission has been to show the world how easy (and awesome) it is to explore a paradise such as Fiji. She knows the islands inside-out and loves sharing tips on how best to experience Fiji’s must-dos and hidden gems. Laura is also editor of several other South Pacific travel guides.