A short distance from Moorea airport and the ferry terminal, the Sofitel Moorea Beach Resort is the only hotel on Moorea with a view of the island of Tahiti across the Sea of The Moon.

The hotel is located on the longest and nicest beach in Moorea, perfect for long beach strolls.

The resort, recently renovated, features 114 luxurious bungalows built over the water, on the beachfront or surrounded by landscaped gardens. Facilities include two excellent restaurants, a bar, a fabulous outdoor swimming pool and day spa. Moorea has one of the worlds most beautiful beaches and a variety of motorized and non-motorized water activities can be arranged for guests.

The hotel is located in a less inhabited area of Moorea, and there are few shops or restaurants within walking distance.

The Premium OverWater bungalow feature a large bedroom leading to a spacious deck with deck chairs, small gazebo and breakfast area. The spacious bathroom is bright and upscale and offers all the expected amenities.

The well spaced-out beachfront bungalows offer privacy and have a similar decor and feature terraces with unobstructed views of the lagoon, with marble bathrooms, LCD TV, mini-bars, coffee/tea makers, and in-room safes.

Deluxe Garden Bungalow:
Each bungalow opens to the beautiful landscaped gardens surrounding the resort with a private patio and lounge chairs
Deluxe Beach Bungalow:
Excellent beach front accommodations which feature a private patio with lounge chairs that offer outstanding views of the lagoon and resort’s private beach area.
Premium Beach Bungalow:
These bungalows feature a similar interior and layout with the best beachfront location and views on the resort.
Deluxe Overwater Bungalow:
The resort’s Overwater accommodations are a favorite among staff and guests alike. Each bungalow features an in-floor viewing platforms, illuminated at night, so guests can enjoy the colorful fish swimming underneath. Additionally guests will enjoy the spacious decks with privacy fence and direct access to the lagoon below.
Premium Overwater Bungalow:
These 19 Overwater Bungalows are newly built offering a larger and more upscale interior design and layout with the best views and most privacy on the resort.

Room Features
- 110/120 V AC   - 220/240 V AC   - Air conditioning system   - Safe deposit box in room   - Mini bar   - Phone   - Radio in room   - Satellite / Cable color TV   - Voice mail   - WIFI Wireless Internet access	- RJ 45 Internet plug   - Bathroom fittings :   - Hair dryer in bathroom   - Make up / Magnifying mirror   - Phone in bathroom   - Shower tub (separate)  Room service :   - Hot dishes   - Cold snacks     Weekday hours : 06:30-22:00     Weekend hours : 06:30-22:00

Activities:
The resort offers a wide range of sports activities which allow you to interact with Moorea's spectacular beauty ... snorkel (in front of the hotel is not the best part), windsurf, picnic on a private motu (islet), or volleyball on the beach. There are pareo-tying demonstrations, dance lessons, Tahitian musical trio and other activities which can keep you entertained all day long.

Spa:
Wellbeing and relaxation are also part of every Sofitel Moorea Beach Resort encounter. Ideally located in the heart of the resort, Sofitel’s Le Spa provides seven tranquil treatment rooms, two Jacuzzi’s plus a peaceful panoramic view that stretches across the lagoon.

Bar:
Le Molokai : Facing the lagoon and the swimming pool. Polynesian atmosphere. Exotic south Pacific cocktails. Snacks, ice cream counter. Weekly entertainment.
Opening hours : 10:00-22:00

Restaurants:
Hotel guests have three dining options, from the internationally themed "Pure" main restaurant, to the tranquil "Vue" cocktail bar, to the romantic "K".
Sofitel Moorea's intimate gourmet restaurants showcasing the freshest local produce in elegance and refinement.

Meal Rates (P.P.)
Tax, Service & Tip Included
Meal Plan (Brkfst./Dinner) : $135
Buffet Breakfast: $34

Children: One child under 12 free when sharing room with parents; Children under 12 : 50% of meal plan

Published Room Rates: from $600 to $1200 per night for 2 people.

When you book through TahitiTravel, you always pay less than the published rate

Resort Reviews
(by TahitiTravel clients)

...I've stayed there and thought it was great. We stayed in a garden bungalow, and I would honestly rather be there than in an over-water. Not only are they less expensive, but more private, I think.
When we were there, it was probably about a 60-40 American-to-European split. I thought the staff was great, very friendly and helpful. I think I speak French well enough to get my point across, and that was helpful in some cases, but the vast majority of staff spoke English.
Brian

...I stayed in an OWB at the Sofitel last April and I highly recommend it. I don't understand the comments regarding the overwaters being so close together. I never got the feeling that the bungalows were too close. The snorkeling under the bungalow is great - plenty of pretty coral and fish. I would definitely go with the OWB, it is worth the extra money.
Ron

...We stayed in a deluxe beach bungalow at the Sofitel Moorea Beach Resort. It was beautiful. The bungalow was right on the beach (we had our own private stretch complete with lounge chairs). We had a perfect view of Tahiti. The food there was good - I especially liked the breakfast buffets. They had something for everyone. We did the snorkeling excursion right from the hotel which wasn't anything great. In fact, we saw more fish just outside our bungalow in the water. But our guide did gather some oysters for us to try and that was tasty with the lime juice. We loved paddling around in the outrigger canoes and seeing all the different kinds of fish and coral. We also got a rental car for a day and drove around. We especially liked the lookout point at Belvedere. We were there 3 nights and then flew to Bora Bora.
Mary

..we stayed 4 nights at Sofitel on Moorea and just loved it. We were welcomed with a lovely fruit juice cocktail, bags taken to the room. The OTW bungalows were wonderful. Large unit with sofa, chair, glass coffee table looking into lagoon.....one night the service was slow at the Molokai restaurant, but that was due to only 1-2 servers, the other nights were fine. We thought the food was excellent...We did the 1/2 day safari and found it a breathtaking tour of Moorea, the bays, Belvedere, and waterfall.
llhey

Hi all, just got back from 8 glorious days in paradise. We stayed for 3 nights at the Sofitel in Moorea. Lovely property. We stayed in a garden bungalow (they called it a deluxe, but I don't know why, it looked like all the others) Anyway, if you've never been to the Sofitel, it is very nice, well manicured, and clean. It has an Asian flair to it, in my opinion, and the staff was wonderful.
The pool was wonderful... the buffet breakfast was good, but the International Buffet wasn't....... and was not worth the $200 it cost for the two of us NOT counting the drinks.
We rented bikes and rode into Cooks Bay. Very pretty... Got some grub and ate most of our lunches at the hotel (bread, cheese, fruits and cucumbers--- and of course wine and Hinano).