Muri Beach Club Hotel

A true ‘hotel’ in a country that favours resorts and villas

Muri Beach Club’s spacious, well-appointed rooms feature modern, sophisticated interiors with stark white linens contrasted against ocean inspired hues, and all the amenities you would expect to find in a deluxe hotel.  There are 3 categories, Premier Garden Rooms, Pool View Rooms and Deluxe Beachfront Rooms and if your budget permits, the uninterrupted views of the lagoon from the Beachfront Rooms are simply stunning.

The hotel pivots around an enormous pool area and its picture-perfect beachfront, and both are laden with enticing lounge areas, hammocks and cabanas to while away lazy days and rejuvenate weary souls.

Food and Fun

The hotel’s onsite restaurant, SilverSands, provides full-service dining for breakfast, lunch and dinner to both inhouse guests and visitors.  Besides having a strong focus on local, fresh produce, it also offers traditional South Pacific Cuisine along with western favorites and daily theme nights. In addition to its Muri location, it means guests have ample choice of restaurants just a short stroll from the hotel.

Activities are focused on the stunning ocean given its prime beachfront location, and guests are invited to enjoy Treddlecat, kayaks, Stand Up Paddleboards or can explore any one of the 3 private motus (islets) that are swimming distance from the resort.  For those wanting more, the resort will happily arrange treks, sailing tours, quad biking, car hire, diving trips, fishing trips and all the other wonderful tours available in Rarotonga.

Its family owned and it shows

Its humble ‘beach club’ origins have far been exceeded, but Muri Beach Club Hotel remains the dream owned, built and operated by the local Scott family.  As such, this hotel naturally fosters a casual, relaxed, welcoming environment where guests are known by their first name and greeted as long held friends.

Proud Cook Islander’s, they are conscious of, and endeavour to minimise, the hotel’s impact on its stunning local environment and undertake a variety of initiatives and efforts to sustain the biodiversity of the Cook Islands.

Too it’s this kind of reassurance that ‘family owned’ properties give guests. They love where they live. They want you to love where they live. The result is a win win for all.