Luxe hotels in Tahiti

'Great little spot where you have privacy and share common areas like kitchen, bathrooms, showers. The host was helpful and friendly. The pool was great. Peaceful place. We stayed one afternoon-evening before catching our red eye flight back to Hawaii. It was a nice spot to take a nap, enjoy the pool, and freshen up. Would like to go back and check out the tree house! Maybe next time :)'

'I stayed in the Kava bungalow which I thought was excellent. That said, the stairs to the loft where the main bed is are small and steep so something to keep in mind if you need to try to make it down to use the bathroom and back up in the dead of night. The grounds and the view are straight out of your favourite travel influencer’s TikTok, so that’s a highlight, for sure. And the food at the restaurant was great. The whole place is up a steep hill so it’s not really walking friendly but if you...

'Hotel is oke for the price you pay, but nothing special'

'Great location in Papeete center also for ferries, cruise and the bus to the airport. Maybe the aircon could go down a degree C. Otherwise, almost perfect.'

'Prachtige tuin om in te wandelen (met kippen). Heel vriendelijke mensen. Nette kamer met airconditioning. Restaurant aan het water met muziek. We hebben genoten van ons verblijf'

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'The rooms are a bit run down for the price. The reflecting pool below everyone's balconies were full of garbage and alge. Not very appealing. My friends had bird crap all over their balcony and when it was cleaned up by housekeeping, they just smeared it all over the outdoor table. The food and drinks were overpriced for what you got but I found out later that's all of Tahiti. I accidentally left some items behind and emailed the hotel about them and they never got back to me. The pool and the...

'Poor grounds around the bungalows. All walking paths were dirt. There were no amenities and the breakfast was sparse and not included. Staff was helpful though.'

'Owner was helpful and recommended places to eat or buy food and places to explore in the area'

'This is a great property if you wish to explore the south side of the island, or if you have your own vehicle. Unfortunately it is NOT 2.5 miles from the airport or the cruise ship port. It is on the opposite side of the island, Depending on traffic, a 90 - 150 minute drive. $115 taxi drive. You can get a 3 day tourist bus pass for 1 franc (a bus ride is 4 francs) but the busses stop running at 4:00 local time. The closest grocery store (outstanding selection of fresh fruit & veggies, meats, and...

'Overall, I thought it was nice and comfortable. Google maps originally took me to the wrong place, but we got it sorted out. They seem to have a fair number of animals - besides a couple of dogs and a cat, I definitely heard a rooster as well. So it could be a little disruptive overnight when you're trying to sleep if you're not used to that sort of thing.'

'Très bel hôtel en centre ville d’une propreté et service impeccable Merci à Nui pour son accueil et l’hôtesse au petit déjeuner. Bravo'

'We very much enjoyed our stay at Fare Arihau Vairoo. The room was lovely and comfortable. Our hosts were so friendly and welcoming and took care of us as though we were family. We ate dinner and breakfast at the restaurant. All the food was prepared by our host from local ingredients mostly grown in their own garden. All the food was exceptional and the service, some from our hosts little girls, was delightful.'

'Spacious room and clean. But water over flow from the tub when shower. And issue when charging with the outlet on walls'

'perfect for a stopover; nicely located near the citycentre, nice little swimmingpool, a fan and an airco that you can turn off, perfect and reliable airport service for clients. Good shower, watercooker, fridge. Good bed. Nice hosts, helpful. '

'The Teahupo’o surf break is basically directly out front (off-shore at the reef, of course) but water taxis are right at the shore by the front gate of pension so the location could not be better from that POV. It’s a short walk (5 minutes) on a nice beach path from the Teahupo’o photo wave spot and Olympic rings, or you can drive to the pension and park but only if you’ve got a vehicle capable of river-crossing - so that adds to the charm of the place as well. The pension is quite nice, super...