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Doubletree By Hilton Noumea Ilot Maitre Resort

Réservez si Book this if you want the Maldives overwater bungalow experience at a fraction of the cost and flight time, surrounded by a marine reserve teeming with sea turtles.

Pourquoi les gens l'adorent

8.5481 avis
  • Abundant marine life and sea turtles right off the bungalows
  • Crystal-clear water perfect for snorkeling
  • Only a 20-minute boat ride from Nouméa but feels worlds away

En bref : The overwater bungalows are spectacular, but the limited, overpriced food options and influx of weekend day-trippers can break the secluded illusion.

Évalué par @LauraGoodall6092739Our family stay in this overwater bungalow was incredible. The kids loved having the ocean as their swimming pool, and I spent hours on that massive daybed. Seeing a sea turtle right from our stairs was the highlight of the trip!


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The hype

An incredible location with amazing snorkeling and spacious overwater bungalows, but the food and some dated facilities leave room for improvement.

Reality check

You're trapped on the island for meals, and the buffet gets repetitive and expensive, so many guests take the boat to the mainland to stock up on snacks and drinks.

  • Marine life enthusiasts who want to snorkel with turtles
  • Couples seeking an accessible overwater bungalow experience
  • Travelers who want a tropical island vibe close to a city

Propreté et entretien

8.5
  • Housekeeping: Generally very clean and well-organized, though some guests noted missed spots like forgetting to restock coffee or going a few days without towel changes.
  • Bathroom hygiene: Bathrooms are huge and clean, but some reviews mention the plumbing is a bit old.
  • Maintenance: The resort is beautiful but some areas and furniture feel slightly dated or worn.
  • Linens & towels: Comfortable premium bedding, though a few guests mentioned delays in getting fresh towels.
  • Odors & scents: Fresh ocean breeze; no major complaints about musty or bad smells in the rooms.

Sleepability™

8SILENCIEUX
SILENCIEUX
0-4BRUYANT
4-7.5MODÉRÉ
7.5-10SILENCIEUX
  • Puffin de Pacifique birds at night (earplugs are provided in bungalows)
  • Weekend day-trippers around the pool and beach during the day

Avant de réserver

Bon à savoir

  • Boat transfers from Port Moselle run on a schedule and must be booked in advance.
  • Children under 11 are allowed in overwater bungalows, but parents must sign a security disclaimer.
  • There are no elevators, but it's a bungalow resort so it's mostly ground level or boardwalks.

Quoi emporter

  • Your own snorkeling gear to avoid rental fees and ensure a good fit
  • Snacks, drinks, and easy-to-prepare food from a Nouméa supermarket to offset the expensive island dining

Génie des chambres

Meilleurs choix

  • Overwater Bungalows for direct lagoon access, sunset views, and swimming with turtles right off your private steps
  • Deluxe Beach Bungalows for being steps from the sand if you want to save some money

Chambres à éviter

  • Garden Bungalows if you want absolute privacy, as they are scattered in areas where day-trippers might walk past

Génie de demande de chambre – copier & coller

We are so excited for our stay! If possible, we would love an Overwater Bungalow situated further down the boardwalk, away from the main hotel complex, for maximum privacy and unobstructed sunset views.

FAQ et astuces cachées

Tout ce que vous voulez vraiment savoir avant de réserver.

How do I get to the resort?

You must take a 20-minute boat transfer from Port Moselle in Nouméa. The boat runs on a set schedule, so coordinate your flights accordingly.

Are the overwater bungalows worth the price?

Yes, reviewers overwhelmingly agree that the direct water access and turtle sightings make the overwater bungalows the highlight of the resort.

Is the food good?

The food quality is decent, but options are limited to a pricey buffet and a few bar items. Many guests recommend bringing your own snacks.

Can day-trippers visit the island?

Yes, the island is a marine reserve open to the public. Day-trippers from Nouméa visit frequently, making the pool and beaches busy on weekends.

Is there a pool?

Yes, there is an outdoor pool with a swim-up bar, though it can get crowded with day visitors.

Are there hidden fees?

Boat transfers are sometimes included in the rate, but check your booking. Extra persons (11+) incur a fee of XPF 7400 per night.


Conseils d'initiés

  • Take the resort shuttle boat into Nouméa to stock up on wine, cheese, and snacks at the local Casino supermarket to enjoy on your balcony.

  • The water is so clear you can spot turtles and sea snakes right from the boardwalk without even getting in the water.

  • Book your boat transfer well in advance, especially if arriving after 4 PM, as the schedule is limited and you might get stranded on the mainland.

5 choses à savoir avant de partir

  • 💡The local Puffin de Pacifique seabirds make a sound at night that sounds remarkably like a crying child.

  • 💡The island is a protected marine reserve, which is why the sea life is so abundant and unafraid of snorkelers.

  • 💡The buffet chef can be a bit grumpy at the egg station in the mornings.

  • 💡Housekeeping can sometimes forget to restock in-room coffee and sweetener, so you might have to ask.

  • 💡You can order a seafood platter at the restaurant that is massive and often cheaper than paying for two full buffets.

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