A group of six visiting Suva or Nausori usually ends up booking three hotel rooms, three bills and a lot of time in corridors. A whole three-bedroom apartment keeps everyone under one roof, with a kitchen, a dining table, laundry and parking for the cars.
This guide is for families, wedding parties, sports teams and work crews of up to six. It covers the choice between hotel rooms and an apartment, which area of the Suva–Nausori corridor suits a group, and how to get six people around.
One apartment or three hotel rooms?
Most hotel rooms are set up for two or three people, so a group of six usually needs three rooms. That works for a night or two. Over a longer stay, the differences add up:
Shared space. Hotel rooms have nowhere for six people to sit together. An apartment has a living room and a dining table for meals, planning and catching up.
Food. Three meals a day for six, eaten out, is a big part of any trip budget. A full kitchen lets you shop at the market and cook.
Laundry. A washing machine and dryer means packing lighter, which matters on domestic flights with small baggage allowances.
Parking. Groups often travel with two cars or a van. Off-street parking saves looking for spaces.
One booking. One reservation, one check-in and one point of contact.
Hotels still make sense if you want daily housekeeping, a restaurant downstairs or a pool. For a family or team that wants to stay together, an apartment is usually the easier option.
The living room at the Garden Flat, with space for the whole group. Photo: SPACES Fiji.
Where a group should stay on the Suva–Nausori corridor
Suva, Nasinu and Nausori sit along about 20 km of Kings Road. Central Suva suits short business trips, but whole apartments with parking are easier to find further out. Nakasi sits between Nasinu and Nausori, about 15 km from Suva and 5 km from Nausori town (Wikipedia), close to supermarkets, takeaways, function halls and the airport side of the corridor.
For a full comparison of the three areas, read where to stay in Suva: CBD vs Nasinu vs Nausori.
Getting six people around
Hire a people mover or two cars. The easiest option for a group that has places to be at different times.
Buses: Nakasi is served by four bus companies. Nasese Buses, Nairs Transport and George Transport run to Suva, and Island Buses runs to Nausori (Wikipedia). Fares are paid with a prepaid e-ticket card (Fiji Guide).
Taxis: Nakasi has three taxi stands on the main road (Wikipedia). A group of six will need two cars.
Plan around traffic. Kings Road is busiest in the morning and evening peaks, so leave early for anything in Suva.
One of three bedrooms at the Garden Flat. Photo: SPACES Fiji.
Who books for a group of six
Families coming home for Christmas, a birthday or a family event. See coming home to Fiji.
Wedding parties staying near the halls in Nakasi and Nausori. See our wedding guest guide.
Sports teams and supporters in town for a tournament.
Work crews and project teams on the Suva–Nausori corridor.
Families visiting someone in hospital, who need to take turns. See staying near CWM and Suva's hospitals.
The Garden Flat: three bedrooms for up to six
The Garden Flat at SPACES Fiji is a self-contained 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment at 11 Buli Road, off Valili Road, in Nakasi, Nausori, with its own private entrance on its own level.
Sleeps up to 6, with a master bedroom and en-suite plus a second bathroom
Air-conditioning in every room, free Wi-Fi and a 65" smart TV
Full kitchen with a gas stove, fridge and microwave, and a dining table for six
Your own washing machine and dryer
Off-street parking for up to 5 vehicles, plus 2 spaces at the front
Self check-in from 3:00 pm, check-out by 10:00 am
The dining table seats six, right beside the kitchen. Photo: SPACES Fiji.
Book direct for our best rate, or book the Garden Flat on Airbnb. Questions about your group? Email stay@spacesfiji.com or WhatsApp +679 970 9310.
Frequently asked questions
Where can a group of six stay near Suva?
A whole three-bedroom apartment is usually easier than three hotel rooms. The Garden Flat in Nakasi, Nausori sleeps up to 6, about 15 km from central Suva.
Is an apartment cheaper than hotel rooms for a group?
It often works out that way, because you book one place instead of three rooms and can cook your own meals. Compare the total for your dates.
Can a group park more than one car?
Yes. The property has off-street parking for up to 5 vehicles, plus 2 spaces at the front.
How many people can stay in the Garden Flat?
Up to 6 registered guests, across three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Photo credits
All photos: SPACES Fiji.
Information checked November 2026.
