Sofitel Kia Ora Moorea Beach Resort

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Over the water bungalow number 111, only 4 feet deep of water, lots of live coral reefs, no need to snorkel since you can see beautiful fishes from your deck. A little crackers can lure hundreds of fishes, dozens of species. The Saturday Polynesian buffet is amazing. They have baby pig, unicon fish, trigger fish, giant clam, 5 different ways of raw tuna, chicken, beef, tropical fruits, dozens of desserts including exotic ice cream like sore sap ice cream. You got to try it if you have a chance. You can imaging the Sunday breakfast buffet is also fantastic since some leftover ingredients would show up. The clam salad and the one night dried tuna sashimi are incredibly delicious.

The property was beautiful. We had the least expensive bungalow (one night after a cruise) which was amazing. The room was large with a separate area behind the bed for dressing. The bathroom had a walk-in shower that could open into a garden.

The only think I was unhappy with was room service I order pasta and the pasta was very undercooked

Stayed at overwater bungalow. They're too close to each other. You can hear the snoring of your neighbor.

The hotel is set on a very good beach with both swimming and snorkelling available though there was a strong current running along it. We had a Garden Beach Bungalow. Little disappointed as this was 3 rows back from the beach and we had the beach bar blocking our Seaview. We only went to the pool once. It was a little uninspiring. The breakfast buffet was good but didn’t vary. We had been to the Sofitel in Fiji and this wasn’t as good. The main restaurant at night had a reasonable menu but was expensive by NZ standards. The tapas menu in the bar was very limited and a bit boring. In the whole had a good holiday it was a shame the weather didn’t play ball.