On average, 3-star hotels in Noumea cost £86 per night, and 4-star hotels in Noumea are £197 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Noumea can on average be found for £205 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Noumea this weekend is £111 or, for a 4-star hotel, £229. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Noumea for this weekend cost on average around £276 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £103 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Noumea for tonight. You'll pay on average around £181 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Noumea will cost around £207 (based on Booking.com prices).
Fly to Noumea, New Caledonia via direct flights from major cities like Sydney (3 hours), Tokyo (9 hours), or Auckland (3 hours). Domestic travellers can use local airlines from other islands. Alternatively, cruise ships dock at Noumea's port from Australia and New Zealand.
The most convenient airport for both domestic and international travellers to Noumea, New Caledonia is La Tontouta International Airport. It's approximately 52km from the city centre, offering frequent flights and good transport links.
What guests said about Noumea:
8.0
Scored 8.0
i went to the blue river national park and had a mountain...
i went to the blue river national park and had a mountain bike ride, it was really beautiful, i arrived a bit late so missed out on the kayak. i went also to the black cliffs and they were beautiful also
I would recommend checking if places are open before u go tourist places are closed sat/sun. it also rained my entire 4 days, sadly the trips i wanted to do were all canceled, so no snorkeling, kayaking no visiting the offshore islands so it was a bit disappointing in this aspect, but you cant help the rain.
New Caledonia is also very set up to accommodate cruise ships and most things will be closed if there isn't a ship in the harbor. i would recommend getting a car though and driving around i saw such beautiful scenery
A
Anonymous
New Zealand
8.0
Scored 8.0
We did not realy visited Noumea town, just one morning we...
We did not realy visited Noumea town, just one morning we walked along the beach from "Le Meridien Noumea" to the shopping area around the Hilton Noumea. Just your standard souvenier shops and a few restaurants. That was all besides the road to and from the International Airport what we saw of Noumea. We did not have anything to eat in town but had a drink and I do have to mention, it's not cheap. NZ$ 10.45 for a 250 ml glas of local NC Number One beer.
We stayed in DoubleTree by Hilton and at the Le Meridien. Both places offer enough relaxation, food and drinks. See individual info about these locations.
Robertus
New Zealand
4.0
Scored 4.0
We stayed for 7 nights - 4 at the Le Meridien, 1 at Double...
We stayed for 7 nights - 4 at the Le Meridien, 1 at Double Tree (overwater bungalow) and 2 at the Hilton La Promenade. There's not much to do other than day trips to Duck Island (snorkelling), Amadee Island and Il Matre Island. Accommodation was nice however everything is expensive approx. 30% AUD more. A small Burger King meal will set you back $30, large pizza $50.
We stayed in an overwater bungalow at Il Matre Double Tree Hilton. Definitely would recommend this. The snorkelling was amazing, so many fish and turtles and the water is crystal clear. It was $900 for 1 night which included boat transfers and full buffet breakfast. The bungalow was perfect for 2 adults, 2 kids. You can take your own food and drinks and I would recommend this as the food and drink there is island prices $$$
Le Meridien is about 10min easy walk to town. The family ocean suite was spacious and has a kitchenette. Buffet breakfast was good but you wait a while for the food to be restocked. I think everyone was having a late breakfast to stretch them over lunch (we did!) until dinner. The pool was good for kids, lots of deck chairs and umbrellas. Right on the beach too.
The Hilton is on the Promenade, central to restaurants. We stayed in a 2 bedroom ocean view room. Very spacious, balcony off each room. Each room was air-conditioned. Washing machine was a bonus. Did not include breakfast but there's a little Gourmet patisserie 5mins walk up the road with cheese and bacon baguettes, gourmet rolls and sweets. A small supermarket next to the patisserie where you can stock up on drinks.
I would rate Noumea 2/10 - too expensive, not much to do, most locals dont speak english, more for honeymooners who want to relax than for families who are looking for activities. The overwater bungalow experience gets 10/10 so if I had an option of fly in and out just for this, then I would.
Mum Kitto
Australia
8.0
Scored 8.0
Disappointed by city beaches but there are superb islands in...
Disappointed by city beaches but there are superb islands in the lagoon, more of what you expect for S.Pacific though very expensive to get to by ferry. Amedee island is a great day out (not far off NZ$500 for 2 adults) New Caledonia is heinously expensive, especially eating out/bars although if you hunt there are some affordable options. Everything you read about prices in French Polynesia/Melanesia is very true e.g. 1 pizza + green salad between 2 people + 2 pastis + bottle of mid-range wine = NZ$225! NZ is itself expensive, so we're used to it, but some of the prices are eye-watering in NC - when we went for a fine dining night out it broke all our previous records (Le Roof at Anse Vata - but is a great experience nevertheless). Surprisingly, car hire is comparable to elsewhere and very doable. Busses are highly recommended to get out and about @ CFP300 per trip or 1200 for unlimited day travel, and easy to use even if not familiar with Noumea geography.
Noumea is more of a tropical city break than beaches. If you want archetypal white sand/palm tree beaches then go elsewhere. Actually, we were pleasantly surprised by how good the city is - superb roads/infrastructure, great eateries/bars, and what you read about French atmosphere in the S.Pacific is true. Unlike Vanuatu - the blurb there is misleading because it's pretty 3rd world, but Noumea really does deliver.
Great for a short break or a week for adults, but maybe not so much for a prolonged beach holiday with kids? Would we go back? Maybe. Noumea has pros and cons - surprises in some areas and disappoints in others. Superb coral/fishes, actually we thought better than a lot of Barrier Reef in Aus.
jane
New Zealand
8.0
Scored 8.0
The two bays - Anse Vata and Baie des Citrons - are both...
The two bays - Anse Vata and Baie des Citrons - are both beautiful, with many places to eat and walk. (But swimming in the sea is restricted to one small area of Baie des Citrons behind a small shark net ... a larger shark net is being installed.) Local buses are easy and frequent and take you to the city centre (which is unattractive but has several excellent museums) and to the magnificent Renzo Piano cultural centre. You need to rent a car to make longer trips.
Delta7
New Zealand
10
Scored 10
Noumea is a beautiful city situated around a series of bays...
Noumea is a beautiful city situated around a series of bays and marinas. There is always a water view and a sea breeze. There are many great museums to visit and shops to explore. The surrounding countryside is stunning too, particularly the southern province. The roads are excellent and exciting to drive, especially the road to Yate.
Food can be expensive but if you prepare a simple breakfast yourself and grab a sandwich or roll from the bakery for lunch to eat by the water then you can afford to treat yourself to a nice dinner.
The room was spacious, airy and great natural light. Being really close to the beach meant I could have an early morning swim easily. As we were in the back part of the hotel it was relatively quiet, considering Baies de Citrons is renowned for it's spirited nature. Staff were always helpful and friendly. My brother and I took our 82 year old mother to New Caledonia for a holiday and the staff ensured she had a lovely stay. She really felt looked after there. Easy walking distance to a number of cafes and restaurants, bars.
The Hotel is a realy good option for budget travellers in Noumea. The city is realy expensive and Mocambo is a good choice if you dont need some extra comfort or a fancy room. Rooms are large and clean, the internet wifi is working well and tv is also okay. Location is nice- just arround the corner is Lemon beach and 15 min walk Fun beach. The hotel can arrange airport pick up for 2500Franc. Staff is friendly and heplfull.
We really loved our stay at Le Lagon. It was the perfect location to explore Noumea so close to the waterfront and beach, shops, restaurants, supermarket and buses. The studio rooms were spacious with a nice deck outside. We loved the pool and spa relaxation areas and the gym. Staff were very friendly and helpful, especially Thomas and the rest of the team We would all definitely love to go back.
The location is excellent and within a 1 minute walk to around 8 restaurants and 20 seconds to the beach. I walked out and swam every morning in crystal clear water.
The premium rooms are quite large and the beds very comfortable. The oceanview was exceptional.
The pool is excellent and probably the best of any of the hotels in Noumea.
Location is perfect. Right near many restaurants and bars.
Regular buses stop in front of the hotel, for easy access to anywhere in the city, or airport
Views of the ocean, stunning. Watch sunsets or sunrise (depending on which room you have) and cruise ships arriving, from your spacious balcony
Also good size bedrooms and living area
This was a quick stop between returning on the ferry from Ile des Pins and heading off to the airport the next day, so not looking for views etc. Room was small but very well designed, clean and modern. Staff were friendly and helpful. Handy little cafeteria and close to restaurants etc and convenient for the port.
The room and hotel facilities, including the restaurant and bar were all very well appointed and comfortable. We usually stay in Noumea near the beaches but this was a better location for a short transit stop, where we needed to be closer to the airport. Very nice.
Hotel was open late to accommodate my late check in considering the flight was delayed and arrived at midnight. The reception desk was very nice and helpful. Room was quiet and spacious for 1 person. Clean and comfortable and had aircon. Needed it.
Room was clean and relatively spacious for what I paid for. Location was really central and a lot of tours were able to pick up/drop off to hotel. Right on the beach and near plenty of restaurants. Bathroom was large and had a hairdryer.
Really enjoyed our stay at the Hilton Promenade. We had a room on the 7th floor with balcony lovely views out across Anse vata beach, perfect for an evening glass of wine. The apartment was well equipped, spacious and comfortable.
The space, privacy and view from our room was nice; housekeeping daily so everything was clean; hotel staff was friendly; location is great not too far from Anse Vata beachfront; bar, pool, gym and 360 restaurant was great too.
We loved the hotel, it was super nice and relaxing, the staff were exceptional. Very clean and nothing was a bother for the hotel. Clean and spacious and welcoming. Great location for exploring Noumea.
Nice view of Nouméa from the hostel. The new girl training with blonde hair is very pleasant. Easy check in. Showers were nice and clean. Overall an OK stay if you want to save a bit of money.
Really great hotel in a really convenient location. Staff speak French and English. They are all very happy to accommodate your needs and give good advice about Nouméa.
The staff were all very pleasant and accommodating at all times. The room was clean and comfortable with a lovely view. We would recommend this hotel to others.
Breakfast and lunch facilities and food were good.
The location of the hotel is great but it is quite a walk into town. Many people would catch a taxi or bus.
This page includes machine-generated content and therefore may contain errors. We are working to improve the quality.
Start of dialog content
Verified reviews from real guests.
We have more than 70 million property reviews, and they're all from real, verified guests.
How does it work?
1
It starts with a booking
It starts with a booking
The only way to leave a review is to first make a booking. That's how we know our reviews come from real guests who have stayed at the property.
2
Followed by a trip
Followed by a trip
When guests stay at the property they check out how quiet the room is, how friendly the staff are and more.
3
And finally, a review
And finally, a review
After their trip, guests tell us about their stay. We check for naughty words and verify the authenticity of all guest reviews before adding them to our site.
If you booked through us and want to leave a review, please sign in first.