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The resort is right on a beautiful beach and set in a well kept garden. We had a garden room which is furthest from the beach but just a short walk. The pool is quite small but no one uses it as it is 10 m from the beach. It is not cheap but for the island, which is not cheap, is good value for what you get. Good breakfast too. The only complaint is the gardens rooms are divided in 2. They are very nice, spacious and well appointed but the walls are very thin and you can hear next door quite easily. I would stay here again if I returned to the island.

We had a wonderful Easter weekend in New Caledonia despite the less than favourable weather. It was a deluge of water essentially, but we made the most of it. Had a nice trip to Amatee Lighthouse Island and took the "Choo Choo Train" around the city. Had a sensational meal at the "Le Roof" restaurant overlooking the water - which coincidentally is directly across the road from the Nouvata Hotel. The location is Perfect, Perfect, Perfect. The beach walk from Anse Vata to Baie des Citrons and in to town is beautiful. You have a great view of the 2 other islands - Iles des Canard and Iles des Maitres. We will definitely come back for another visit. We planned on scuba diving, however the weather did not permit. The Nouvata Hotel itself if very nice. It would have been the primo hotel back in the day. Our room was a little dated, but the view was spectacular. All it needs is a little refurb, particularly in the room flooring. Overall, the hotel was good and we'd stay there again.

I recently took my 19 year old daughter to Noumea for a short holiday in New Caledonia and booked Le Lagon for the entire 5 day stay. I was very happy with the choice, excellent double room, very clean, helpful and courteous staff, very good facilities, i.e. swimming pool, spa etc and most importantly , its location. Only 2 mins walk to the beach and close to very good local supermarkets, restaurants and importantly a fantastic patisserie for breakfast. Noumea is a expensive holiday destination, Le Lagon was great value!

Expensive but worth every cent. Try to stay at least 2-3 nights at this place, its worth it. Its expensive but do it, go for the bungalow over the water, that is the best place. Dont go half as in this resort, dont do the day trip and dont do the garden view, go all in, book the bungalow over the water for at least 2-3 nights. Watching the sunset at you bungalow and waking up in the morning with the calm clear water, seeing all the sea turtles, sting rays, colorfull fishes at you door step like you are on top of a huge aquarium is what you are paying for. Pay extra for the dinner buffet, go all out, its expensive but this is the place to do it to really feel you have done this holiday right, doing it half as you will be disappointed because it will only make you wish you went all out and before you know it you are leaving the island with regret you didnt this part of your holiday right and the thing is you may never come back to Noumea anymore so you have missed out on the opportunity completely. Noumea in general is pricey even on off peak season, you just imagine that all the value is pretty much Euros equevalent even though is Pacific Franc. Whatever anything would normally cost in Australia or New Zealand, when you buy similar item in Noumea its double the cost. This resort is expensive but worth the money to spend. Though it may look dated from the outside, it just add a more authentic beach rustic vibe to the ambiance. The rooms were huge with separate living area, huge marble tiled bathrooms with separate tub and larch shower, large slimming vanity mirror, large tv and closet and ofcourse your balcony has its own access to the water below for bungalow over the water.

Great location, definitely on the best stretch of beach. Pool & pool area are lovely. Rooms spacious, clean & well equipped. Restaurants serve fabulous food but despite having a few restaurants in the hotel they tend to serve very similar dishes so not much variety. It’s 5mins walk to a stretch of bars & restaurants & 15mins walk to Lemon Bay with even more choice. New Caledonia is EXPENSIVE, be warned, 1000f (NZD14-16) for a glass of wine, 2500f (NZD35-40) for a pizza etc... Also pre-arrange airport- hotel transfer as it’s about 50min drive & NZD160 in a taxi! Overall fabulous hotel & holiday, just waiting for the bank balance to recover!!!!

The New Caledonia experience was a mixed bag. I think you have to appreciate the social structure and the present political situation to appreciate where New Caledonia is at. It appears that the indigenous people have voted against independence at the moment so all is on hold including capital works on a lovely hotel like the Hilton which has the best position in Noumea. We travelled east on two occasions but found that the east coast is a difficult drive and disappointing on arrival in that the scenery is inspiring and pristine but there are no tourist facilities even for a sandwich for lunch.

This hotel is great. The food is awesome (diner menu mainly), and the location is excellent, right in front of the bay with kayaks, paddle boards, snorkelling gear, and others all available to guests at ease. The hotel's staff was very kind and understanding and manage to arrange for us some specific requests without hesitation (something I did not see in many other hotels while travelling) and we were really impressed with their assistance. Walking distance to the Natural Pools, which is nice. Not a full 5 star review because, well, it is expensive if you compare with other hotels in Noumea. But it's the best hotel in Ile des Pins, so they can charge you to the roof without too much of a problem. But still worth it, and very recommended. If back to Ile des Pins, will definitely stay there again.

Nice piece of France in the South Pacific - best of both worlds! If you want to enjoy a touch of France, then stay here in the centre - it is a short bus ride to the beach to see what you are not missing. Just wander about and relax in the centre, and experience the diverse mix of cultures. If you are there on a Thursday don't miss the events in the Place des Cocotiers (a few minutes walk away) especially if they involve the people and their produce from other areas of New Caledonia. The hotel is ideally placed for shopping, food and leisure. Try your French - the staff are very patient!

The location was a little far from tourist attractions and there are no shops or restaurants within walking distance but on the same token it has a fantastic outlook over the bay and is very relaxing and there is a good restaurant in the hotel . If you are hiring a car or willing to catch a bus or taxi location shouldn’t be too much of a problem . We were in a ground floor apartment at the far end and it was perfect for us as it had a small area for children to play outside. If we left the doors open a beautiful breeze came through the apartment. The unit was serviced and we were able to cook in ours although there is no oven just a microwave . There is a 1.5m concrete retaining wall pretty much the length of the hotel which could be a concern for people with young children. All in all, we enjoyed our stay and would recommend this hotel especially if you have your own transport.

Nobody at the Hotel spoke English, and they struggled to tell us what was on the menu. We turned up at 1pm and they said we could only have a steak for lunch (even though the kitchen doesn't close until 2pm?) and we weren't able to check into our room until 2pm...the setting is out of the way and lovely, but where were we going to go for an hour? We gave them our arrival time weeks in advance. They asked if we would be having breakfast and we agreed - nowhere was it advertised that it would cost 1600cpf for the breakfast and it was a couple of cold pancakes, jam, cold hard boiled eggs and juice fresh from the packet. We had one dinner at Evasion and chose the curry - it was pretty much a bowl of rice with an un-tasteable dribble of curry sauce and some grilled prawns on top. The following night we opted out of eating there and drove to a hotel just past La Foa - best food we'd eaten in days! I got eaten alive by bugs sitting outside, no bug control was offered.

We had a pleasant stay at Casa del Sole, however there were many disappointing aspects, mainly relating to a lack of facilities. Do not expect modern conveniences such as hand towels, face washers, water glasses or to have someone empty your bin. The styling of the apartment would be considered 'minimalist' at best. The entire hotel is in desperate need of refurbishment. Having said that, the apartment was of a decent size, was comfortable enough but had an amazing view. The location was great. Close to restaurants, beaches and bars. The staff (what we saw of them) were friendly.

I loved the friendliness of the staff, they really made us welcome during our stay - especially the pool staff who were so busy over the weekend! Te bungalows were beautiful and golf course world class but there isn't a whole lot to do aside from golf and lie by the pool which was fine by us. The whole environment was very tranquil, it was perfect for us as a grown up family who desperately needed some rest and relaxation. The beach however was not very swimable which was the only major downside.

This is s place you could easily hang out at and relax for a couple of days while seeing the sites in the area. Units are new Inside and gorgeously constructed. Very comfortable and upscale compared to what we had been getting g in this price range in New Caledonia. Add in a fantastic Thai three course dinner at a reasonable price for NC and a large botanical quality palm garden and you have an ideal setting. It’s not right on the beach but the quality of the amenities more than makes up for it. Beds, although still two put together, were a big step up from many others we found in NC.

I will highly recommend this hotel. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The food in the restaurant downstairs was excellent, at first the restaurant looks expensive but dont be deceived. It was actually cheaper and a whole lot better than the restaurants nearby which has awful food and overpriced. We requested the room on the highest floor and the hotel was very kind and granted our request. The view was beautiful, the room was very clean, has good stuff on the room like microwave, fridge, cutleries, kettle, a clothsline for drying clothes in the bathroom. We requested our room to be cleaned everyday as we always go to the beach to swim so our room is a bit messy. The room attendants were nice and trustworthy. I will definitely recommend this place as it hs good value for money and infront of it was the Hilton hotel but their location is a bit far off the beach unlike le Pacific which is a stone throw away infront of the beach. There was a bit of noise but it was not coming from the hotel but from those customised cars which huge loudspeakers attached outside of the car and it was so loud when they pass by but good thing they pass by just very quick. Ps if you would like to get the best experience do request for the highest room so you get the nice view as well. And the staff are very kind they will listen to your request most likely. :)

As usual, this hotel provides good rooms with a great view toward the lagoon and the shore. Moreover and this is why i get use to select the Parc hotel, the location is excellent to reach many sites by foot, e.g. pubs, restaurants, shoppings. And it is just 45 min from the Coconut place (city centre) by walk. Price of the room still a bit expensive, but we are in New Caledonia.

Fabulous location around the corner from Aquarium and across the road from the taxi boat. They have a great show and dinner at the pool on Friday nights. The staff were very helpful with information, and the kitchen opened cans for us and rewarmed food that we had bought elsewhere (which was very kind seeing that we did not buy any meals whilst staying at the hotel). The rooms were clean and comfortable with a safe to keep our valuables in. The only disadvantage was no cooking facilities because Noumea is very expensive to eat out especially with New Zealand dollars.

Very good place to stay with family. The staff was friendly and very helpful. Our two bedroom apartment had a nice size balcony with great view to the ocean, pool and the city. If you travel on a budget, cooking your own meals will help because the food is expensive AUD $40 for breakfast and AUD$70 for a meal. There is a supermarket walking distance, a pharmacy,the clothes shops and ATM from. Noumea is not a great deal...you must visit one of the islands like Ile des Pin if you are in New Caledonia and snorkel in Amadee.

the place is nice, and the beach too, but too expensive for the kind of room, you can find it cheaper .... - nobody (even not the manager, speaks any languages...french only) - the women at the reception always leave her brain at home before she come to work, or maybee the evolution in new caledonia isn`t that far ?...she tried to take almost 20 times more for my phone calls (i have to show her her own price list...than she started to account..and noticed that she was wrong...but that took time...but i gave her :) ).....better not use the phone, i`m almost sure with the next customer she will do the same...

Clean bungalows, very open area with lot's of playing opportunities for children (mini golf, basket ball, tennis, soccer, large fields to run ad ride a bike). Tourist activities however on the lower end. All external, and no answering on my calls for an entire day. Also food could be better. There is a buffet but very limited option for a la carte (we were told they have only 14 a la carte menus, which all gone!). But then again very friendly and helpful staff trying to find solutions. Overall the best place I have been on the East coast.

Staff were helpful and accommodating. We extended our stay here. On the last day reception gave us a late checkout and booked our airport shuttle. A beach with secluded bay is right across the road and the hotel has beach towels available for use. Great location - you can walk to morning markets or head to the next bay for island hopping tours. Top quality linen ensures a great sleep. There is an inroom fridge - perfect for stocking up on cheese and bread at nearby corner store.

This hotel has a great potential- a great location, nice decor and affordable rates if you want a studio to cook your own meals. The only problem we had was that the reception was always closed and even when it was supposed to be open, there was a sign on the door to call a number for assistance. We left a message, but no reply. There were signs in the room that if we needed anything such as a toaster or hairdryer to contact the reception, but again, no luck. Our stay could have been made more comfortable had it been easier to get in touch with the hotel staff when we needed assistance. Otherwise everything was fine.

My husband and I stayed for 3 nights. The room was basic and the food was great. The staff were friendly and helpful. There is a nice beach across the road for swimming and snorkelling. They do have a pool however for some reason it was closed for maintenance for the duration of our stay. You can book a tour from the hotel to see the island or hiring a car is another option.