When opened, it will be Marriott's first branded property at the destination and 11th resort in its Asia-Pacific lodging portfolio.
The Fiji Marriott Resort will be located on Momi Bay, approximately a 45-minute drive from Nadi International Airport. In addition to the hotel, the resort property will also include an 80-berth marina, a Town Center providing retail facilities and an 18-hole golf course designed by Thompson Wooldridge that will be managed by Marriott Golf.
§We are excited by the expansion of our resort portfolio in the Pacific, ¨ said Ed Fuller, president and managing director of international lodging at Marriott International. §Fiji is a popular resort destination for vacationers from several continents and we look forward to working closely with the tourism infrastructure of Fiji in encouraging future tourism development. ¨
Accommodations at the Fiji Marriott Resort will be larger than most standard hotel rooms and will feature four-fixture baths. Twenty-two of the rooms will be overwater bungalows and suites.
For dining and entertainment, the Fiji Marriott Resort will have a lobby lounge, a poolside bar, a casual restaurant serving three meals daily including a grand buffet, a specialty restaurant and a poolside restaurant that will serve lunch and dinner daily. A deli restaurant will also be available.
Amenities will include a wedding pavilion and a fitness center and spa as well as two resort style swimming pools. In addition, there will be whirlpools, a children ¦s pool, three lighted tennis courts, a covered recreational pavilion offering billiards, board games and a library as well as a water sports/diving center and a children ¦s activities center.
Other amenities will include a gift shop, barber/beauty shop, retail shopping, business center, a lobby concierge desk, laundry/valet service, and tour desk.
For social events and conferences, the Fiji Marriott Resort will have 640 square meters of space including a 350-square meter ballroom that will be divisible into five sections, three function rooms totaling 210 square meters and an 80-square meter board room. In addition, the resort will feature a covered catering area that will be large enough to accommodate a banquet for 300 persons.
The Marriott resort portfolio in Asia-Pacific currently consists of 11 resorts. They include: the 1,304-room Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort, the 387-room JW Marriott Ihilani Resort & Spa at Ko-Olina, the 346-room Kauai Marriott Resort & Beach Club, the 391-room Maui Marriott Resort & Beach Club, the 783-room Renaissance Ilikai Waikiki Resort, the 345-room Renaissance Wailea Beach Resort, the 545-room Waikoloa Marriott Resort, and the 542-room Wailea Marriott Resort in Hawaii; the 436-room Guam Marriott Resort; the 265-room JW Marriott Phuket Resort & Spa in Thailand; and the 330-room Surfers Paradise Marriott Resort in Australia.
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