Hotels in Tiahura

"Great property and location on reef and center of island. Needs some modernization, but its island lifestyle so not bad "

"Really nice small hotel with an excellent restaurant. Nice pool right on a small sandy beach with some pretty good coral beds right there. Beautiful setting near top of cooks bay. Room had a funny smell but staff was great in trying to address it. "

"Clean room. Air conditioning in bedroom but good enough for the rest of rooms. Next to great beach. Bugs at night got in covered walls. Saw them when came back from dinner. We spent some time wiping down the walls to rid them. On bed too. Walking distance to a couple of restaurants. We did not have a car and we didn’t cook or use the kitchen. Not fancy but very adequate. Staff friendly."

"The resort was above and beyond our expectations. The breakfast buffet was outstanding - especially the fresh pastries and the omelette bar manned by Heinz. The snorkeling right off shore was fabulous. If we ever are able to return to Moorea, we will definitely stay at the Sofitel Kia Ora again!"

"Cold Ac and great breakfast. Everyone is very nice and accommodating. Snorkel gear provided is great."

"WiFi worked only about 10% of the time and there so no one who could help with reservations or bookings."

"This tastefully decorated oasis surpassed our expectations! From the initial garden walk into the property, we were in awe. We can't say enough about the lovely proprietor and all her staff. The bungalow on the water was magical. The flowers, the fish and the amazing sunset all lwft us with a ladting impresdion of this beautiful island!"

"Everything about this property was absolutely amazing and beautiful. 5 star customer service. Delicious breakfast. The most gorgeous views from our balcony. So many activities available, we didn’t have to go anywhere, we had everything there. I’d go back 💯 and I will be referring all of my friends who plan to visit Moorea. "

"The breakfast was traditional for the islands which means no eggs, no bacon no sausage. Basically it was island tradition meaning Baggot rolls and papaya and orange juice. Anything else was extra. If it was available at the time I was there not readily available, which is understandable you have to go with a flow if you’re not used to it then it can be a culture shock but when in Rome do is Romans do in this case Tahiti do us Tahitians do"