Top facilities at convention venue

Venue for the Silver Conven tion is the Hyatt Regency on Fiji’s famous Coral Coast.

The hotel with its distinctive Fijian architectural influence, was opened 1979 making it the newest of Fiji’s major resort hotels.

It is built on a 28 acre setting at a white sandy beach in the wide blue Pacific.

The low-rise hotel has two wings of three storeys the

Nadi wing and the Suva wing.

The restaurants feature both casual and luxurious dining rep resenting cuisine from around the world with a wide variety of entertainment from jazz and classics to island-style music available in the cocktail lounges.

The 249 guest rooms are furnished with a Fijian flavour.

All have balconies, 200 of which have ocean views and 50

with attractive mountain aspects.

All rooms come with stocked mini-bar and all are air condi tioned.

The Regency Club on the top floor of the Suva wing consists of 23 rooms and is a “hotel within a hotel.”

It combines the best of old fashioned service with all the advantages a modem deluxe hotel can provide for the dis

criminating traveller.

Regency Club costs an additional Fs2o (plus 5 per cent tax) per night.

For the extra money, club users get individual service.

Club rooms have compliment ary flowers, fruits, French for mula soap, shampoo, bath crystals, a bath robe and slip pers.

Free newspapers and contin ental breakfasts are available each morning, while com plimentary afternoon tea is served on the balcony, and free cocktails and hors d’oeuvres are served before dinner.

Before you retire, the liquers and mints are also free of charge.

Three Regency Club hostes ses are on hand to deal with restaurant reservations and free tennis and golf bookings.

The Hyatt Regency has a variety of restaurants and cock tail lounges from the world renowned Hugo’s where the superb cuisine complements the striking decor and design, to the smaller Walu restaurant named after a local fish.

The Walu is an open air casual restaurant in tropical set ting.

The Silver Convention venue also has the Cafe Korolevu with breathtaking views and facilities to dine inside or outdoors.

The Hibiscus Lounge with its resident band will take you through to the early hours, while the Explorer’s Lounge is dedicated to Abel Tasman, the first western explorer to visit Fiji in 1643.