Hotels met airconditioning in Moorea

'Top duikschool!! Personeel uitermate vriendelijk Keuken ok '

'Absolutely amazing views! Quiet, peaceful, right on the beach. Felt like we were staying at a private beach house. Room had plenty of space, air conditioning worked well, beach towels for water activities. And a central living room and kitchen with spectacular sunset views and relaxing chairs to lounge. Highly recommend!! '

'We had a very good stay. Loved the place. Just service wise it could be improved a bit but we had a very good time. It is an expensive hotel but it’s well situated and the corals are amazing. '

'Location was amazing. So peaceful, quiet, and serene. Viewed sunset from deck chairs of our room. Small facility so beach walks not crowded with lots of tourists. Room a little small but clean and comfortable. Breakfast was delicious - all so fresh. Secured parking on site. Only suggestion is to make guard gate electronic so aren’t required to get out of car to enter code. '

'Leuk hotel maar weinig voorzieningen in de buurt zoals ATM, supermarkt of restaurant waardoor je bent aangewezen op zelf koken of eten nemen van het hotel.Eten van het hotel is best goed maar wel aan de dure kant.Verder is het positief dat je gratis gebruik kan maken van kayaks, snorkel spullen en fietsen.'

'An unexpected Gem. Nicly appointed rooms and great access to peace and quiet.'

'Cook’s Bay is one of the most wonderful places we’ve ever stayed, and we’ve stayed at many fantastic places around the world. The staff was amazingly nice. The rooms were spotless. The beds were very comfortable. The air-conditioning worked. The showers were hot. The towels were first class. Most important for us was the amazing snorkeling right off the edge of the property and the amazing views of the beautiful mountains of Moorea. We saw sharks, turtles and rays along the beautiful coral reef...

'Make clear to guests that beach is not conducive to swimming due to very low depth and coral that scrapes the hands and feet when trying to swim. I was mislead and persevered until I realized that depth was not going to change.'