Moorea Business Hotel

"My husband and I recently stayed in a pool bungalow to celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary. The hotel staff surprised us with a beautiful welcome bottle of chilled champagne, flowers decorating the entire room and bed, and special greenery on the bed spelling out Happy Anniversary. Beautiful Polynesian decor and vibe throughout the resort, delicious breakfast buffet. I hope we'll get to stay at the Manava again sometime."

"The room was great the food was great the ocean is amazing! "

"we had a wonderful time. love everything here."

"It’s very unique jungle book could have been written here me and the wife had a air b and b and it was terrible so we left it to here for 1 night and one night only arrived at 3 pm and left the next day at 9 am to the Hilton. It was a great spot for 1 night ! The rooms are a bit older and assuming since it’s in the jungle feeling in the trees along the ocean it’s very humid it had a bit of a musty smell but was still perfect for the night breakfast was for 2 meals in the am and 1 letre of coffee trout to took in am was around 5200 xpf food for breakfast was not bad at all Beacon eggs etc The steak place is just up the road you can go eat was great !! The best part of this place is 100% ocean morning view and or ocean view in general almost right across from the picnic island of Moorea , and not far down from coco beach, you can rent a kayaks or paddle boards and head down to both islands from here The water was very clean you can see everything too to bottom in the area tons of fish we had a good time for the night it’s a great place to transfer Nice people clean room for the most part but a bit musty we had the lowest end room they had for the night left. Princess somthing Sorry for the bad pictures "

"Very friendly and definitely not a chain hotel. Good food and ambience!"

"Wonderful location, super quiet and very nice staff. Direct access to the lagoon with kayaks and Sups available. Breakfast included, on the beach with your feet in the water. That's where I'll go again next time. Mauruuru Roa. "