Holiday Inn Suva

... very relaxing. It was a lovely afternoon and a nice way to end the day before the busy week start.   Then a trip to the holiday inn for dinner with a sunset view. However, the next morning I woke up to find so many bites! :( But it was worth ...

... , I arrived in Fiji late at night and was whisked to my hotel by some very grateful relatives of the patient. I stayed at Suva Holiday Inn, yes they get everywhere, the room was clean, nice toiletries to take away, and after only 4 hours sleep, woke to my ...

... 5. Though no official score was kept so these numbers may be slightly inaccurate. After a hard days sport it was off to the Holiday Inn to relax by the pool with a nice gin and tonic. Week Beginning 22nd November Attended the Pacific GIS Forum this ...

... sinuses. The rest of the bus ride to Suva seemed like it took ages. We dropped the 4 Aussie girls off at the Holiday Inn since they had pre-booked all their accommodations through their travel agent. We stayed at the Turner House hostel. It was ...

... made agreements with Christi and Liane that any drink I didn't want I would pass on to them. Good strategy! We hung around the Holiday Inn for a while and then headed over to our regular night spot, Traps. It was still pretty early, so we got the dance ...

... who is a joke on the field. But a legend. We met Greg who was in NZ and his brother Phil and went for a few drinks in the Holiday Inn to dry off. As i was weraing my Glos shirt the table beside us started giving me abuse. As i was lining up my punches i ...

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... has come to an end and that my Fiji adventure has been marred by this disastrous morning! Anyhow, as a positive, my incarceration in the Holiday Inn has cured the hayfever… Sat 31/12 – Bula, bro Hoo hoo. So we boarded slightly late but no one ...

... for the white slave trade). My flight back to Nadi was at 10.35am, however, so I was just going to walk around the corner to the Holiday Inn and get the shuttle bus from there, which is a third of the cost of a cab. When I got up this morning, however, ...

... Lautoka. This is the sugar production capital and the second largest city, but is much less visited by tourists than Nadi or Suva. We enjoyed shopping and eating cheaply, where the Fijians do. We also went to the cinema and were treated to some excellent ...

... seat assigned and not to chit chat while boarding the bus”, there was a lot of chit chatting going on as this was the holiday week and the patrons were all still on vacation.  Our bus had a stewardess, as do many of the more expensive rides in ...