Moorea Sunset Beach ★★★★

"Burns beach, beach bar nearby where you can book excursions"

Stunning ocean views in completely renovated villa just 5 minutes from the beach ★★★★

Hôtel Fenua Mata'i'oa ★★★★

"My wife and me expected a nice and peaceful journey, but the welcome was horrible. After my wife pointed out the humidity level of the facilities, the manager started to litteraly fight with her, saying "don't come here, don't ask for this, you are not welcome if you start like this". So, 1st expect a 90% humidity level, without any fresh air or dehumidifier device, bathrooms in the bedroom with no ventilation (is this legal ?), a lot of moisture, 2cd expect a lot of mosquitos, and eventually expect the most despictable manager I have ever seen. No coffee or tea for our breakfeat (insane !), you cannot ask because people are elsewhere, very bad mood and energy everywhere. It seems the employees suffer a toxic management, the same people doing 3 or 4 jobs at the same time (barmaid = receptionist = cleaning lady = eveything else). The location was ok, very nice view in front of the lagoon, but how to fully enjoy it, I will never know. Avoid this location, this hostel is no more than a 2* + toxic management. Hope it helps."

Moorea Island Beach Hotel ★★★

"This was a phenomenal 50th bday experience...weather not great on Tahiti but on this side of Moorea island, after a ferry ride, the rainy season rain didnt ever quite reach us. The views from the lobby are what first get you- they have a whole quiet magazine-worthy, coral-laden, turquoise acqua lagoon, away from the busy excursion-laden channels to the right. The staff, especially the main host was very welcoming and friendly. The tropical bungalow had great set back views of the sea and was a good size- maybe a bit small for some, but it felt cute and adequate. Shower was hot and sofa bed a welcome addition as the mattress was too hard for me. The surrounding area has some good places to pearl shop, but we struggled with the eateries- as you know polynesia is super-expensive, but sometimes the food isnt that great. Lots of raw fish and supermarkets to buy more expensive groceries, but what to eat was a stress. The breakfast at the hotel was ok, but dont expect big portions or daily difference. The french feel was nice, but we struggled with the eggs and sameness of each day. If you want bigger and variety maybe this isnt the place for you, but the guest use of the kitchen is a nice addition as everyone was buying groceries to then store in personal fridges and eat-you can buy great sushi from someone who advertises in the hotel. If you want stunning views, pristine coral, a reef you can kayak to and an abundance of colourful fish, then this place is unspoilt and gorgeous- everyone seemed to understand the ethos of relaxation so quietness and solitude is big here. The free kayaks and bikes were so appreciated and we hired scooters nearby to see the look out and eco museum. They are a great way to see the rest of the island. The kayaks were always in use so get them early- you can kayak to nearby stunning beaches and on the first day we saw a flock of eagle rays, sea turtles and blacktip reef sharks- we were stunned by how much marine life there was so close by-the views by the way are astounding- we have travelled the world but in polynesia the views and terrain is unparalleled. Just incredible! One day a local even went out with some dead fish and we fed two rays in front of the hotel- we were speechless. We would definitely return here as the island is beautiful and less commercial than Bora Bora and others."

Moorea Beach Lodge ★★★

"Hands down, this lodge offers the best beach and lagoon access on the island—no other property even comes close. Located facing due west, it boasts the most stunning sunsets on Moorea. The atmosphere here is peaceful and serene, providing a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle of Papeete. The staff are fantastic, available from 7 AM to 3 PM, and the small bungalow rooms are impeccably clean. Each room comes with cold A/C, a small fridge, and wonderful hot showers, ensuring a comfortable stay. While breakfast isn’t included, it costs about $50 for two. We found that the best snorkeling happens early in the morning, so we opted to skip breakfast and bought our own eggs and bread. The lodge kindly allows you to cook in their kitchen, and they even provide space in the refrigerator for your items. It’s a small touch, but it made a big difference!"

Linareva Moorea Beach Resort ★★★

"The surrounding environment of the hotel is very good, quiet and self-contained. The courtyard is very thoughtful and planted with a variety of plants. The front desk and service staff were warm and patient. After checking out, they helped us arrange a special waiting area. The proprietress was willing to pick up the car for us. The facilities in the room are old, the hair dryer is still bad, and there are a lot of bugs. The most terrible cockroaches crawled into our suitcases."

Niu Beach Hôtel Moorea ★★★

"Great spot. Great location. Really nice grounds and rooms. Tasty breakfast. Wonderful sunset spot and wonderful snorkeling directly in front of the property. Would be wonderful if there was some loaner snorkel gear. Also, paddleboards would be nice in addition to the kayaks."

Hotel Hibiscus ★★

"My husband and I have just returned from a 6 night stay at Hotel Hibiscus. We stayed in one of the traditional style "fare" bungalows, and were very impressed. Our holiday was to celebrate our 10th wedding anniversary (our honeymoon was also on Moorea, but at the now closed Hotel Moorea Village) and staff at the Hibiscus had left a fruit platter in our room in honour of our special day. The staff are lovely, the restaurant superb, and the sunset to die for. I would however, recommend that guests bring a spray can of mozzie repelent (coils are provided in the rooms, but a spray would be more effective). "

Moorea Surf Inn ★★

"Tahiti itself is not worth the money. The owner, Tama is just super rude, Can barely surf his home break. I don’t care about “rustic” it’s the 2000’s get some air conditioning. This place and Tahiti is for people that are absolute tourists and don’t know any better 🤘🏼"