Friday, September 4, 2026

The Best Hotels Near Six Senses Fiji, by the Record

  1. Twenty-four villas on a sunset-facing half-mile of beach, each with a plunge pool, private deck, and open-air bathroom. This Malolo Island resort leans hard into the Six Senses formula: sustainability credentials, a spa that runs to alternative medicine and holistic treatments, and enough ocean activities to keep you busy without ever feeling pressured. The Michelin Guide awarded it 2 Keys. It's the kind of place that makes a wellness itinerary feel like a reasonable vacation idea.


  2. Rooms start at 678 square feet, which tells you roughly what kind of resort this is. The InterContinental Fiji spreads across 35 acres of Natadola Bay beachfront, its low buildings clustered village-style beneath the palm line. Soaking tubs open to the sea air, a serious dive center, golf, a spa, and several restaurants running from fine dining to a beach grill. The most coveted suites sit a short stroll from the South Pacific.


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