Hotels With spa in South Province, New Caledonia

We The service provided was notably attentive and efficient, contributing significantly to our overall satisfaction. We found the facilities to be well-maintained and quite comfortable throughout our stay. Furthermore, the culinary offerings were delightful and exceeded our expectations. We thoroughly enjoyed our time and would happily recommend this establishment.

A decent three-star hotel in the city's most popular resort area. Everything works, although it's outdated. There's a supermarket nearby, as well as many cafes and brand-name stores. Parking is a bit pricey, considering there are plenty of free parking spaces around the hotel, which everyone does. But perhaps it's worth taking advantage of it for safety. I read in some reviews about a good breakfast, but this apparently doesn't refer to the included breakfast, but to a paid extra. If you choose packages without breakfast, eat at the nearby cafes and restaurants, where the food is delicious and varied. Housekeeping is adequate, and towels are changed. In the mornings, during rush hour, there might not be enough hot water for everyone, but it depends on how full the hotel is.

Good old Meridian. Although there were some old parts and changes in amenities, I thought it was the best hotel in New Caledonia. The service of the hotel staff is good, and the garden space is well maintained and the greenery is lively. I didn't eat breakfast this time, but I think I do it properly every time. Concerts at the bar and the pool have an atmosphere, and it feels like a resort. I will stay next month.

The room is very comfortable with a shower and a bathroom. The hotel is a quiet room with a beautiful view of the golf course, the sofa of the terrace allows you to stand up until you see the cerfs. The hotel staff is in the hotel. The small bemol: the sand grill beach kitchen, cooked dishes would be very valuable in view of a Marriott