Hotel Hibiscus

His hotel was awesome! The staff were friendly and helped us find things to do. It was a good location

Upgraded to premium bungalow no. 1 next to the beach with air conditioning (only 1 of 2 with AC) and well worth the additional expense. Breakfast buffet staff very nice and location is lovely but the choice of food was not varied and it was expensive (good food though -- excellent croissants and the scrambled eggs were delicious). Sunset restaurant had a good reasonably menu and the food was delicious.

We stayed at Hotel Hibiscus for 3 of 10 nights on our honeymoon. We payed for a lagoon view bungalow that had a sliver of a "lagoon view" (blocked by trees and the restaurant) during the day, and we had to keep the curtains completely drawn at night so that we would not be blasted by the neon light of the hotel restaurant sign. The hotel was nice enough to provide mosquito netting for the bed and smoke coils, but these did not keep the cockroaches out of the room. Our shower head didn't attach to the wall, and we instead had to shower by holding the nozzle in one hand while trying to shampoo/soap with another. We were nickel-and-dimed for everything, including having to put down a deposit for beach towels. The other hotel we stayed at had kayaks, canoes and snorkel gear available for guests to use at no charge, but Hibiscus charged for any use of these items.

The garden bungalow was a decent size, tidy, and a kitchen. The staff were incredibly helpful and nice recommending things to do and how to get around. Would definitely stay there again.

Would not go again.There are nice things to do in the surrounding area, But you must have a car.

One of the cheaper resorts on Moorea so people on a budget can still come here ! There is a choice of rooms - either lovely wooden huts (which don't have aircon), or rooms in a building which do have aircon. Good restaurant with great views of the beach, sea and sunset. They provide free beach towels and snorkelling gear, and rent out kayaks. Very good location - less than 5 mins walk to 2 supermarkets, ATM, shops and lots of restaurants. The reception are really helpful and can give you advice and book any activities or hire vehicles you want.

Had a very pleasant stay at this hotel. Staff could not have been more friendly or helpful. Restaurant and bar on site and a kitchenette in the room. Grounds were beautifully kept and the lagoon view from our room was very nice. Village nearby had a store,ATM,restaurants and a bike rental place.

We stayed at the Hibiscus for 4 nights. The staff is very helpfull and friendly. Unlike resort hotels, this small hotel gives you a much better idea of how life on Moorea is. There is no airco in the bungalows, which is GREAT: Tahiti cools down to a good temperature in the night and you can wake up actually hearing the waves not aircos buzzing. The restaurant "Le Sunset" has a great location, but is a bit overpriced. Better try out "Le Mayflower", just around the corner and has much better food. There is a small shopping center close (le petit village) and its nice (and cheap) to enjoy breakfast/lunch in front of you bungalow (which you can cook in the kitchette). We mostly went to the small supermarket on the right, which sells croissants etc. in the morning. Also, the Enterprise car rental is close, but the Avis will pick you up (about 5 min drive) if you want to get some wheels.

Stayed at the Hotel hibiscus on 23 October 2012. Great family owned hotel, owners were very friendly and accommodating. Great food selection at the Sunset restaurant. We stayed in a bungalow with ocean view. Very relaxing and my husband and I wished we spent more time in Moorea island. If we do come back, it will be Moorea and will stay again at Hotel Hibiscus.