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Once you get past the beach, the resort itself will simply blow you away. Start with the facilities – a whopping four swimming pools, 18-hole championship golf course and even a wedding pavilion perfect for those love-struck couples who want to add a tropical spin to their nuptials. The resort is the only five-star accommodation on Natadola Bay, and tourists absolutely love it.
The resort has 216 main rooms, featuring private terraces or balconies to allow guests to relax, recline, and watch Fiji in action from the comfort on their rooms. Outdoor Cleopatra-style baths are perfect for twilight bathing on the terrace or balcony, and don’t worry – these are private too!
There are countless perks on offer in rooms here, including in-room internet, bathrobes and slippers to curl up in, air conditioning to help keep you cool all day and night, and satellite TV for those yearning for a taste of home. You’ll be hard pressed to find time to watch television, though. There’s simply so much to do at the InterContinental you may find yourself booking your next trip before you’ve even left.
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