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Fiji Gateway Hotel adds room capacity
Fiji’s Gateway Hotel is expanding its room capacity to meet growing demand.
The airport hotel is building a new two-storey accommodation building, designed to cater to the increased demand from travellers transiting through Nadi.
The expansion began this month and is expected to be completed by October 2025.
It will add 47 new guest rooms and suites, including 44 Deluxe Rooms and three Two-Bedroom Suites, all offering countryside views.
The Deluxe Rooms will feature a King bed and a fold-out sofa.
The Two-Bedroom Suites will be equipped with two Queen beds, offering ample space for families and groups.
Lee Pearce, CEO of parent company Raffe Hotels and Resorts, said: “Fiji Gateway Hotel has consistently operated at high occupancy. With surging demand and record visitor numbers for destination Fiji, we recognised the need to expand our inventory.”
The airport hotel’s expansion will see capacity grow from 95 to 135 rooms next year.
Following the completion of the new block, some older outdated rooms will be removed to allow for new landscaping and pathways, to connect the new rooms with the hotel’s main reception and dining areas.
Fiji Gateway Hotel has been a landmark property since opening in 1969.
It has a prime location opposite Nadi International Airport.
Described as an ‘old-world colonial oasis,’ the hotel has two swimming pools, a tennis court, a gym, conference facilities, a mini day-spa, restaurant, bar, and poolside café.
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