Seatiki Resort Fiji on The Coast

Their manager Farouk has to go. He gives the place a bad name. Very rude and disrespectful to his guests. Needs more people training and active listening. Telling your 16 of your guests to FO is not good for any business. He doesn't realise Fiji is small and people all know each other. Doubt this place lasts much longer. Beds had no flat sheets and towels were stained. Blankets were the horrible itchy kind But Avi, Mili and Samuel make the place abit better for all.

Very disappointed

We spent the weekend here and it was nice and quiet. Shelly, the general manager was really nice. Even though the hotel is under staffed, she remained with a positive attitude and friendly service. Andi was really nice as a housekeeper. It was always a joy to speak with her! Ali, the security guard was always aware of his surroundings and kept me company while I had a few beers. I enjoyed my stay and would recommend this place for a place to sleep. The pool was clean but i did not go in. It was raining and cold when we arrived in Sigatoka.

Facilities are old and in need of repair. 4 people in a 3 bedroom room, with no top sheets provided. When we asked for some we were given single bed sheets, there were 2 double beds.

Manager and owner wasn’t helpful.

The walk from the lobby to the room is quite far. Quite far for my elderly parents to walk

The wifi wasnt working the entire time we were there and were put in the wrong room upon arrival. Everything else seemed fine. The food is very reasonably priced and ice cold beers were a welcome treat every day. It's not really near anything walkable - the beach is okay a bit dirty and the town is a 5 min ride by taxi but didn't seem to have much there anyway. If you stay here probably best to be wanting to enjoy the pool or go do day tours. We stayed and used the pool which was fine for us.

Had a lovely stay here, the bure was clean and tidy, the outdoor area spa was wonderful! Staff were very friendly and helpful, and the dinner was great value tasty. Only recommendation we have is the pillows provided were very large and hard, a bit uncomfortable. Other than that we enjoyed our stay 😊

To be very honest and transparent, Seatiki is a lovely place to stay but it is not a ‘Resort’. It is rather a budget hotel that boasts a quiet space for all guests (should there not be loud children around). Rooms: The rooms are spacious and relatively clean if you don’t look too closely at the corners of rooms. The bed linen is cleaned every few days, however some linen could be stained which I would suggest is behind some of the reviews around dirty sheets. The friendly staff will leave beautiful decorative flowers from the garden on your bed and throughout your room which will inevitably attract ants due to the fresh nature of the flowers. However it is not the staffs intentions for ants to go onto your bed it is a kind gesture of picking nice flowers from the garden and placing them in your room. For extended stays the staff will come to your room and mop the floor and tidy up. Staff: The staff are all extremely friendly and welcoming and are grateful to have you stay. They will go above and beyond if required and this is certainly a great quality to have for hotel staff. The staff appear to pride themselves for working at Seatiki and do their best. Pool: The pool is in the centre and is a gotgeous outdoor space to lounge by the pool (Chairs aren’t comfortable). Though we did not use the pool during our stay it appeared to be clean and well maintained. Wifi: The resort advertises wifi available however it is not offered in rooms, only in the reception area. Food & Drinks: The breakfast included is very simple, think continental, toast, weetbix, juice, tea and coffee. You can order other items such as simple omelettes. The bar has very limited products (Fiji Beer and Cruisers and maybe a few others). Taxi/Tours: ‘Mr Chips’ (Sunny) is a lovely Fijian/Indian man who can provide airport transfers by request (additional cost) and great tours to nearby attractions such as waterfalls, snorkelling and more. We used Mr Chips for local trips and for a private day tour to Biausevu Village and waterfall and would highly recommend Mr Chips for his tours. Our review to the hotel would be that Seatiki has a lovely ambience and very friendly and helpful staff. The rooms could be considered as a little overpriced given the cleanliness and quality of resort facilities and room ammenities and the location of the resort relative to town and other nearby attractions. However the coral coast is a very popular area for Fiji. Improvements to the cleanliness of rooms, supply of food and drinks could significantly improve the resort quality and attraction for guests. Our review for other travellers/interested travellers would be to know that Seatiki is located a drive away from the nearby town and any shops etc. It is more of a budget resort that has a quiet atmosphere and is very much running on ‘island time’. If you’re not high maintenance and you are likely to be coming and going, Seatiki is the place to stay so long as you can deal with a smelly