Le Domaine du Pacifique

A new way to experience New Caledonia

Société Hôtelière de Nouméa (SHN) and Marriott International are evolving their longstanding partnership. Now brought together under the Le Domaine du Pacifique concept, SHN’s three properties in Nouméa, Deva and the Isle of Pines are being renamed and joining the new Series by Marriott collection, as part of a broader strategy to foster synergies within the local group.

Published on 27 August 2026

Partners for more than 30 years, Société Hôtelière de Nouméa (SHN) and Marriott International are evolving their longstanding partnership, with a strengthened role for SHN in the operation and development of its properties.

Brought together under the new Le Domaine du Pacifique hospitality concept, Le Domaine Nouméa (formerly Le Méridien Nouméa Resort & Spa), Le Domaine Déva (formerly Sheraton New Caledonia Deva Spa & Golf Resort) and Le Domaine Oro (formerly Le Méridien Isle of Pines) are joining Series by Marriott, the global hotel group’s new collection brand.

Designed to showcase the character of each property while preserving its local identity, the new brand combines this approach with the standards, support and visibility of Marriott’s international hotel network. Travellers will continue to enjoy the benefits of the Marriott Bonvoy loyalty programme.

Three resorts

Different sides of New Caledonia

Located in different parts of the archipelago, Le Domaine du Pacifique’s resorts in Nouméa, Déva and the Isle of Pines offer travellers the opportunity to experience different sides of New Caledonia, combining city, nature and island escapes.

Beyond accommodation, the new concept also includes a range of experiences and activities – restaurants, a beach club, casinos, spas, golf and ground transport – to enrich each stay and and offer more ways to discover the destination.

Le Domaine Nouméa, Series by MarriottBetween bays, lagoon and city life

Set in a prime location on Anse Vata Bay, Le Domaine Nouméa offers a premium resort stay right by the lagoon, with the capital’s beaches, dining and cultural life all within easy reach.

Le Domaine Déva, Series by MarriottImmersed in New Caledonia’s wide-open spaces

With hiking, biking, golf and the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Poé lagoon to explore, Le Domaine Deva, around two hours from Nouméa, combines nature, outdoor activities and wellbeing amid the wide-open landscapes of New Caledonia’s West Coast.

Le Domaine Oro, Series by MarriottThe return of an iconic resort

Just a short distance from the Natural Pool, Le Domaine Oro has been renovated to reflect its new identity, while retaining the spirit of the former Le Méridien. Its refined cuisine celebrates the Isle of Pines’ exceptional local produce, including lobster, bulimes and fresh lagoon seafood.

Nestled in lush tropical surroundings in the heart of spectacular Oro Bay, Le Domaine Oro has been welcoming travellers again since 7 August, with a phased reopening currently limited to weekends and school holiday periods as it prepares for its full reopening, seven days a week, from 18 September 2026.

More to come

Conceived as a new strategy focused on enhancing value and fostering synergies within the local tourism group, Le Domaine du Pacifique is set to expand, with a second property on the Isle of Pines, Le Domaine Kanuméra (formerly Oure Lodge) joining the collection in 2027, ahead of further additions from the leisure and transport sectors.

Read Marriott International’s media release