Hilton Moorea Lagoon Resort & Spa

The hotel is very nice and has plenty of activities to allow guests to explore the island. The bungalow was very comfortable and the onsite dining options were a nice bonus. Only 1 restaurant is open in the resort for lunch, and only a few are nearby which feels limiting but does not impact the overall stay.

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at the Hilton. The grounds are beautiful. I visited the other major hotels on the island and thought the Hilton was the best in terms of accommodations and location.

Utterly disappointed in this resort. It should be a 2.5-3 star max! Ive stayed in 3 star resorts in some 3rd world countries that feel like the Ritz Carlton compared to this resort. The property was completely run down. 90% of the overwater bungalows had tarp patches on the roofs, exterior decks were dilapidated and falling apart. The plunge pool rooms had wooden decks with loose panels and screws sticking up, I jammed my toe on one! The interior and exterior furnishings were old and probably in place since the 90's. Staff were extremely unfriendly and unwelcoming. Coming off a high from a prestigious resort in BoraBora that we flew in from we cut our stay on Moorea short and just went to Tahiti. This resort ruined our Moorea experience.:(

I feel very conflicted about what to say about this resort and will be my first negative review in years. It is a beautiful country, amazing island and the resort is well situated. Furthermore, most of the staff went out of their way to be nice and helpful... however, our experience was fouled by a few critical problems. First, the experience checking in with "Vaheeni" was unbelievably rude and we heard the same from other guests. Second, the descriptions and pictures of the rooms is misleading and frankly dishonest. There are a few huts that have an incredible view, but they also sell some that cost more for a 'panoramic view' (like ours) where the majority of what you see if actually just other huts with a partial water view and no mountains. Third, the huts are at the end of their lives to the point that we had maintenance crews coming in and out of room the second and third days for hours trying to get our water to drain. We could see they are renovating the huts which is good, but we weren't told before booking and the offer of a tiny credit to their restaurants really didn't make up for the hammering all day and wood bits with nails floating around in the water. If you're interested, definitely wait several months until after the renovations at least, and beware that it's essentially a lottery how you are treated and what your view will be despite the price tag. Good luck!

Location is beautiful and secluded. The staff for the most part are friendly and accommodating with a few exceptions. Food is excellent but a bit proxy compared to local options. We stayed in the overwater bungalows, they are a bit dated and the docks and the hatches need repair. What’s annoying is that you can here the carts travel up teen times a day down the docks. You need reservations for the crepes or which on most days is a third full. But the only way is to call the concierge who never answers.