Stayed at the Legends for 2 weeks in September and had an amazing time! Moorea is truly a peaceful paradise. My wife and I were looking for a place to completely rest and relax and this was the perfect spot. Staff were always friendly and helpful and the room was an excellent size with great amenities and a beautiful view of the mountains and ocean. We also made good use of the tennis court and gym. We used the swimming pool a few times but it was quite small (one idea for a future upgrade might be to consider developing a larger swimming pool). The beach on the island was wonderful and we found it very easy to get there and back. We had several meals on property and they were delicious. Access to the property can be difficult but we rented a car for half a day (3 times during our 2 week stay) and it was an economical way to drive around and explore the island and get groceries, etc. All in all we highly recommend this resort for a rest and relax type vacation and can't wait to go back one day!

Beautiful views and Villas but there are several things to be aware of staying here.. It's located on a very steep hill and not connected to a beach and if you are handicapped and/or use a wheelchair/stroller or have difficulty walking up and down steep walkways) this is not the place for you. You have to call a golf cart to pick you up and take you everywhere. There are kitchens in the Villas but the closest store to the resort has quite a bit of canned foods- very little in the way of fresh foods. Better to stop at a larger store closer to town before you arrive. We were given a 3 bedroom which was nice but the air conditioning doesn't work in the 3rd room and there was no fan. Because of the mosquitoes ( our daughter has at least 30 in one night) you were told to keep all windows and doors closed and you missed out of the nice breeze. The jacuzzi was lukewarm and there is one very small pool located off of the lobby filled with children and about 10 lounge chairs. You have to take a boat shuttle that leaves several times a day to a private island so the flexibility offered at most other resorts on the island is limited. We booked several nights but left after the first night and the front office manager was not to accommodating. And 20 hours of internet and 1 night room service for 1 person was $250 US. The internet is charged by the hour. It's a wonderful place if you are aware of these drawbacks but the mosquitoes alone would make me choose otherwise. We did stay at another resort on the island - not even 10 minutes away and never had one problem with mosquitoes. And, if you are from the US, bring your own a/c plugs as they have 2 available at the front desk and you wait your turn.

We went here on our honeymoon. The villas are beautiful but as others have stated they got it wrong with the air conditioning. They only have air in the bedrooms and sometimes its hot in the other rooms. Also, if you leave your doors open for some fresh air you will have a lot of critters in your room. The hot tubs are not heated, so very disappointed about that. The pool is beautiful and they take you to a private island which was lovely. The food is VERY expensive. Coming from NYC nothing shocks me...but this was pricey. The staff was wonderful and all in all an amazing trip!

We stayed here for 5 of our 10 night honeymoon in Tahiti. Under the recommendation of Gene Sweeney at Fly Tahiti we wanted to experience the views Tahiti has to offer as well as the overwater bungalow experience so we opted to stay at Legends for the incredible views and were not disappointed. Gene managed to get us an upgrade to an ocean-view villa. The staff are very friendly and were willing to drive us around in the golf cart if we needed. They booked us a car for a day so we could drive around the island. We also stocked up on groceries. We are a couple that love to cook and this hotel is PERFECT for that. The kitchen is well equipped (there is even a dishwasher! Although the knives could be sharpened a bit!) and we enjoyed eating on our own schedule without being held to restaurant hours. The private beach was a 5 min van ride and then a 10 minute boat ride and definitely worth it. The snorkling off the beach was great and it is where a lot of the snorkling tours bring their paying guests... but you don't have to pay extra! We recommend bringing a collapsible cooler with you since there is no food available on the island but the boat goes back and forth quite frequently. The captain of the boat was very friendly. On our last day driving out to the beach at 9:00am we saw lots of dolphins. Our captain turned the boat around and let us drift among the dolphins before continuing to the island. The beds could be a little softer and on our last couple nights a really noisy family moved in next door with three young and very loud kids. Unfortunately the parents were not very good at controlling them which was disappointing but not the hotels fault. Also would recommend bug spray, it is a tropical island and you are up in the forest but we did not find it bad. We would definitely stay here again.