We stayed for 4 days (too long) at Te Nunoa at the beginning of June. First off, Moorea is beautiful and we WILL be back... Just not to Te Nunoa.
The toilet overflowed 2 out of 4 nights.
The walls do not go all the way to the thatched roof, allowing all sorts of critters inside the bungalow. I do realize it is an island however, all if the resorts we visited had rooms with walls that kept critters out!
The beach access is not directly across the street. It is down the street and you must walk through a church property to get to the water. It felt like we were trespassing.
Despite mosquito coil burning constantly and the mosquito netting on bed (that actually has holes in it), we were eaten alive. If you attract mosquitos... Beware!
Dogs are constantly barking, both theirs and the neighbors. They do own pit bulls so if you are not a dog person, beware.
The bungalow does not lock from the outside. There is no way to lock your valuables if you leave the bungalow.... However, you can lock yourself in at night. There is a safe the size of a cereal box, however we didn't choose to use it.
You MUST have a car to enjoy staying so far away from things on the island. Once we rented a car, we didn't feel trapped at Te Nunoa with nothing to do.
The TV was ancient and we had ZERO Internet access. We had to go to the local resorts (which was a highlight of our vacation) to log on. It cost us each time, which was frustrating because one of the reasons we booked Te Nunoa was beacuause of the free internet.
There is also no kayak. We did rent kayaks down the island (another amazing highlight) but again, dissappointed that we had to pay, when the advertisement said there would be a kayak.
We went to use the bikes the last day and there was only one available so that was just another dissapointment!
We did fall in love with Moorea, however, Te Nunoa was our least favorite part of our vacation. We will be back to just not to Te Nunoa.

Laurel and James make you feel immediately welcome to the piece of paradise they've created - spacious, inviting, delicious furniture, incredibly comfortable bed (!!), own kitchen, huge bathroom - the whole place is beautifully appointed.

Away from the resorts hubbub, Te Nunoa is across the road from an incredible beach and lagoon which at most seemed to have 10 people on it when we were there (in the 1km we could see). You have access to mountain bikes and a kayak, snorkelling gear. The bungalow is a 5min walk to the nearest market (fresh baguettes in the morning) and if you rent a car you can get anywhere round the island in a quarter hour and Laurel will happily drive you to pick up a rental or to the supermarket if needed. She is AWESOME.

We LOVED this place. It was private, friendly, beautiful, our hosts were amazing (including their doggies), we were gutted to leave but will definitely be coming back!

We love Te Nunoa, we’ve stayed there 4 times; it’s SO Moorea! Each island in Tahiti has its own character and Moorea is one of the most relaxed places of all of them. Sure there are 5 star hotels and there are some no star hotels. Save your 5 star hotel stay for Bora Bora because trust me, you’ll want to be at a big hotel there.

However, when you’re on Moorea there’s so much to do that you don’t need all the big hotels bells and whistles.

Do yourself a favor and try Te Nunoa. It is the nicest and cleanest of all the B&B’s on the island. They have a beautiful property, a georgous beach, a kitchen to make anything from breakfast to dinner. There’s market down the street where you can buy Tuna caught fresh that day for under $10 bucks. You can go out in the yard and pick anything from fresh banana’s, mango or papaya. Then enjoy your meal in the bungalow or somewhere on their incredible property and just soak in the magnificent landscape.

If you looking to stay in a large new expansive bungalow at a reasonable rate away from the resorts, this is the place to stay in Moorea. There is a full kitchen and a supermarket within 5 minutes walking distance. We cooked many of our meals in our bungalow, which saved us quite a bit of money. A private beach is just across the street. You can snorkel, swim or kayak there. Laurel, the owner, has her house behind the bungalow and she is extremely helpful.  She has bikes available, which we used a bit, but we ended up renting a car to explore the rest of the island and visit other beaches. By staying at a private bungalow and out of the resorts, we could more easily afford the car rental, and explore more of the island. It can be loud at night at Te Nunoa, but likely most of the rest of the island, as well.  Similar to our experience in Bora Bora, the wild roosters were cockadoodle-doing at 5am. There are some dogs who bark in the neighborhood, as well, and can sometimes start Laurel's friendly dogs barking. Once, again, bring your earplugs or better yet, white noise headphones. I think the wild roosters and some wild dogs will be heard almost everywhere on the island, much like Bora Bora, but I would not let that deter anyone from visiting this lovely place. Mosquitos were not around in force at Laurel's but if you are a person like me, who hates a mosquito buzzing around you at night, then I highly recommend sleeping under the mosquito net, and for the daytime bringing a bit of effective mosquito repellant. In the past, Laurel has had internet access in the bungalow available, but she was doing some reconfiguring when we were there, so we needed to sit on her front porch to get internet access, which she very kindly and generously encouraged. Her family did not mind us hanging out by their house but it would have been nice to have access in our room, and most likely you will. Her two children were very friendly and entertaining. Laurel and her husband James are well connected with people offering tours and kayak adventures. She had great recommendations for day trips here and there. We stayed at Te Nunoa for 8 days as part of our honeymoon. We loved Moorea and we hope to return in the near future.  Next time, we would probably stay at several different locations in Moorea so we could see different parts of the islands and not have to rent a car quite so many days.  But if you are on a budget and want a spacious place with a full kitchen, comfortable bed, a helpful host and don't mind a little extra noise at night, this is a very good option.