Marriott has just made a significant move in the South Pacific with the debut of Series by Marriott in New Caledonia, partnering with Société Hôtelière de Nouméa (SHN). This marks a new chapter in their 30+ year relationship and adds three distinctive resorts to Marriott’s newest collection brand.
Le Domaine Déva, Series by Marriott (Bourail)
- 120 Melanesian-inspired rooms and bungalows with Kanak-style architecture.
- Located beside a UNESCO World Heritage barrier reef and within the vast Déva Domain nature reserve.
- Features: direct beach access, outdoor pool, spa, golf, horseback riding, and 158 km of hiking trails.
Le Domaine Oro, Series by Marriott (Isle of Pines)
- 48 guestrooms, including 28 bungalow suites with lagoon or garden views.
- Positioned near the iconic Baie d’Oro coral lagoon, one of the South Pacific’s most beautiful snorkelling spots.
- Facilities: infinity pool, spa, water sports, cycling, and French-inspired dining at La Pirogue.
Le Domaine Nouméa, Series by Marriott (Anse Vata Bay)
- 207 guestrooms, including 34 suites, overlooking the world’s largest UNESCO-listed lagoon.
- Offers multiple dining venues, spa, pool, and seven meeting rooms including a 400-capacity ballroom.
- Adjacent to the Grand Casino and vibrant Anse Vata Beach.
Why It Matters
- Series by Marriott is designed to celebrate regional character while maintaining Marriott’s global standards.
- These resorts highlight New Caledonia’s unique blend of Oceanian, French, and Asian influences, offering guests authentic cultural immersion.
- All properties are integrated into Marriott Bonvoy, giving members access to points, perks, and personalized experiences.
This debut strengthens New Caledonia’s tourism offering and positions the islands as a distinctive destination for both leisure and cultural exploration.
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