Woonboten in Moorea

'This is a smal, intimate , boutique hotel. Rooms are smashed but we had a bungalow facing the beach. Gorgeous! Other bungalows face the garden and actually are much cheaper but just as nice. Guests have access to a huge, well furnished living space and patio with a view of the beach. You can also use a state of art kitcnen. '

'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.'

'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. '

'Top duikschool!! Personeel uitermate vriendelijk Keuken ok '

'We stayed at hotel Fenua for 3 nights in the romance suite during our 18 night honeymoon. Of the 7 lodgings we stayed at - this was by far the most unique place. Staff was very friendly & assisted with delivering early morning breakfast that we ordered the night prior. It has direct access to the water (but it is not very clear compared to some other parts of the lagoons). We were able to rent a kayak while here and also had one of our best spa sessions while on our trip. Fenua is one of a kind...

'Located in one of the best beaches and nearby restaurants. The property allows guests to have the most relaxing time with beach loungers on the beach. The best part is having dedicated refrigerators for guests to store food and drinks. Will definitely come back and stay here!'

'Everything was great. The room was so beautiful. Everything is clean. The staff is friendly and helpful. They have bikes you can borrow for a quick run to the grocery store. We also enjoyed taking out the paddle boards. '

'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.'