Fiji’s Plantation Island Resort has opened the doors to guests following a stunning FJ$16 million development creating a new Arrivals Bure, Restaurant, Pool, Bar and 40 new Ocean View Hotel Rooms.
The new arrivals precinct has a large arrivals Bure with views of Malolo Lailai Bay while the new Tavola Restaurant & Bar features a gourmet menu from renowned Fijian Executive Chef Mo Arun.
Just adjacent to Tavola Restaurant & Bar is the beachfront pool which is now the first pool to use a Bionizer in Fiji. This means the Tavola Pool uses low-level currents that pass between two copper and silver electrodes to sanitise the pool for a
chemical-free swimming experience.
Guests can stay in one of the 40 new Ocean View Hotel Rooms that are mere steps away from the ocean itself.
Small families and couples get a hotel-style room option that creates a different experience than staying in the resort’s numerous stand-alone bures.
Each room also has a spectacular view of Malolo Lailai Bay.
Thes new rooms also give Plantation Island Resort the title of the largest resort in the Mamanuca Islands with a total of 196 rooms at the property.
“As the first stage of our resort-wide redevelopment, we couldn’t be happier with the result” Raffe
Hotels & Resorts CEO Bradley Robinson said.
“The architecture is quite striking and the build quality is excellent. We can now offer our guests a seamless and more comfortable arrival experience as well as a fabulous beachside dining option,” he said.
“The new Hotel rooms have been an instant hit with the first guests to stay in them, adding a great quality and very comfortable option to our more traditional bure style accommodation”.
He said the project had completely transformed the resort, setting the scene for “many more exciting changes and improvements that lay ahead for Plantation.”