Hilton Moorea Lagoon Resort and Spa

Definitely opt for the overwater bungalows. The beach bungalows with private pools were a little worn down. The main pool was closed due to renovations and it was not supposed to be. The renovations were supposed to have been completed before our stay. That was a bummer and all they did was give us a $50 credit. The lagoon and house reef is spectacular and so full of fish. All not motorized activities including kayaking and SUP are included. Very good buffet breakfast. The service was 3 star definitely not 5 star service. An absolutely fantastic location and go to happy hour for sunset.

Bellissimo resort, direttamente sulla spiaggia. Nei servizi è incluso anche il noleggio del kayak e ci sono anche dei campi da tennis. Consigliatissimo

酒店位置很好，就在瀉湖中間。一定要定水上屋，貴也值得。可以直接在瀉湖裡游泳和浮潛。唯一不足的是周邊設施幾乎為零，需要在酒店解決所有吃喝。價格麼，反正沒得選。

衞生：每天都清潔的很好 設施：位置便利 早餐吃的種類太少了

RECEPTION: We arrived at the hotel mid-afternoon and after a little snafu checking in, was finally put on a golf cart with our luggage and taken to our room. We did arrive a little early but rooms were still ready. Something to keep in mind. We had an electronic ticket but they wanted a printed one. I had to email my entire reservation to them so they could print it out, but before I could do that I had to connect to their WiFi. So it might be worth your while to print out the reservation information at home and have it handy for check in. Check In: 2:00 p.m. Check Out: Is at 11:00 a.m. GROUNDS Grounds are beautiful and well kept. Paths and walkways are lit well and easy to navigate. The flowers were beautiful and the smell was refreshing. We were there at the end of the dry season, so grass was beginning to brown, but still very tropical. ROOMS We did two different rooms here. The first two days we stayed in a garden bungalow with a private plunge pool. The rooms were nice and well appointed. Again, had robes, slippers and nice towels. Also got beach towels to use in our plunge pool. These should no be confused with the towels at the towel hut. They use the card system here so when you give them your card, they give you your towel. They need to be exchanged back to cards for check out so you don’t get charged. Refrigerators are stocked everyday with 2 Cokes, 2 Diet Cokes, 2 Beers, 1 Pineapple Juice and 1 large water. 2 Bottles of water are also put in your bathroom as the water in the rooms in not potable and should be avoided even when brushing your teeth. The patio sliding doors opened up to a full open-air wall. Since we had a group of 8 people, 2 of the couples had adjoining bungalows, so we were able to open up the fencing on the deck to make one large patio with two plunge pools. It was very nice. The last two days, we stayed in an Overwater Bungalow. The front desk had our luggage picked up while we were out on a tour. When we got back, we just needed to go to the front desk, and they delivered us and our luggage to our new room. These rooms were the same as the garden bungalows but had a glass rectangle in the floor for viewing of the fish. There was even a light you could turn on under your bungalow at night for night viewing. My only complaint with the Overwater Bungalows is it is VERY windy walking out to them. You still get the same drink services as the garden bungalows so the soda, beer and water is delivered every morning. FOOD Breakfast was included with our stay as it was an incentive for booking early. It wasn’t quite as good as what we had in Tahiti, but I also understand that the resort is smaller so they can’t cook on such a grand scale and still be profitable. Food was still good and we had no complaints. On a side note, there were a couple of cats that begged for food. If you left them alone, they went away. I happen to love cats so they ended up guilting me out of my bacon every day

We had a wonderful experience staying in an overwater bungalow! Everything was perfect. Great snorkeling. Beautiful views. Lovely staff. An absolute dream come true! Be sure to take a whale watching tour while you are here. This place is paradise.

My wife and I visited this resort at the end of September 2024. We had a great time at this resort as the overwater bungalows are amazing(Book room 100)-Sunset view. The staff were very friendly. A shout out to Oline at the front desk-she was amazing, Heinui at the Rotui Grill and Pierre at the pool/towel station. We have read that the food at the restaurants is just ok however we enjoyed some good meals at the Rotui Grill. The snorkeling around the resort is great, we saw alot of fish, black tip sharks, small eagle ray and puffer fish. We would highly recommend this resort

Great location but it seems like this Hilton is “past its prime”, there was just a lot that did not meet expectations from the price we paid. I was thinking it would be a high end luxury vacation but it’s really just a mediocre room at the beach. We opted for a garden bungalow with a pool room, as we’re moving on to Bora Bora and staying in an overwater bungalow there. The pool is tiny and looks like it maybe needs to be replaced? The deck is downright dangerous with nails sticking up and boards loose, rotting and uneven. The food is mediocre at best and the staff doesn’t seem overly interested in making you comfortable or pampering you. We ordered burgers by the pool and they brought us buns with cheese and bacon - no burgers!! Had to bring them up to the bar and ask where our burgers were because the waitress dropped the plates at our table, walked away and wouldn’t turn around when we called her. When I brought them up to the bar the person there pretended she didn’t understand what I was asking her for or why I wanted a burger. At dinner last night, there were 4 tables sitting, (8 people!) when we were brought to our table and we had to wait 15 minutes before receiving a menu to view because they didn’t have any more menus - took 2.5 hours from the time we sat to when we left the restaurant. We don’t even drink any alcohol, shared an appetizer, had mediocre entrees and two desserts - TWO AND A HALF HOURS. And even then, we had to go to the hostess stand and ask for the bill to sign because no one brought it to us. Little things like that have been adding up over the few days we’ve been here and really disappointing us. The lagoon is gorgeous, the location is perfect, the fact that you can walk off the beach into the ocean and snorkel is incredible, the rest is just less than average.

We spent six days at this resort in September, cashing in a few million Hilton points to get a King Panorama Overwater Bungalow. We really enjoyed our stay and found the service friendly and the facilities better than most. So here are fourteen things that you should know before you go. 1. The resort is located on the northern side of Moorea. That means you may get an eastern or western view if you are in an overwater bungalow. The downside is that it can get a little windy. Other reviewers mentioned high winds, but we didn’t experience them. 2. There are two main ways to reach Moorea: by air or ferry. We arrived by air as we were coming from another island. The airport (MOZ) is about 9 miles or 20 minutes from the hotel. We left by ferry back to Papeete, Tahiti. The ferry is 11 miles/25 minutes from the hotel. You’ll need to arrange transportation/taxi beforehand (look up Albert Transportation) to be safe, especially for a larger group. 3. We arrived early, at about noon. Even with Diamond status, we were told that our bungalow wouldn’t be released until 2 p.m. So we had lunch, checked out the pool, and promptly picked up our keys at 2 p.m. They met their promise. 4. There are three main types of room. The first are bungalows on land with no water access. They’re private and have a small pool, but you miss out on the overwater experience. There are a few beach bungalows, and the remaining rooms are off two walkways extending into the lagoon. The further out you go, the pricier the bungalow. (Standard/Panorama/Premium). Most people staying on land had water bungalow jealousy. 5. By Tahitian standards (other resorts), the bungalows are a little on the small side but still offer quite a bit of space. You get a comfy king bed, couch, chair, a fantastic glass viewing panel by the table, and standard wardrobe space. There’s also a lovely rainforest shower plus a separate bath. Power outlets are not easily accessible (like hidden under the desk), so bring an extender plug and adaptors. There is one US-style outlet in the bathroom. 6. You also get a nice coffee machine (if you drink decaf – tell them) and a minibar that contains several beers, sodas, juice, and a large water bottle. It’s refilled for free each day. There is no food! 7. The patio is a standard 10’ by 20’ size, holding two recliners, two chairs and a heavy table. A set of steps leads down to a smaller sub-deck, which lets you access the lagoon via metal steps. Those steps don’t go far enough into the water, so it’s easy to get in, but if you have mobility issues, it’s an ungainly scramble to get back out that way. 8. If you do have mobility issues, are feeling lazy, or just need bags picked up, the staff usually turn up in a golf cart within 5 minutes. They’re very helpful. 9. The hotel operates a card system for pool towels and snorkel gear. I recommend that you get your equipment once you check in and keep it for the duration. Part of the fun of being overwater is a