Hotel berhampiran Arahoho Blowhole, Tahiti

Stayed here for a night prior to flying out the following morning. They helped arrange transportation to the airport for 21,000 CFP per person. The room was comfortable and there is AC. There is instant coffee provided as well as a mini fridge and safe. The WiFi was really slow in our room, so that was the main complaint. There is a pool and a view of a black sand beach. There’s a restaurant on site and breakfast starts at 6:30am. We tried to check out and they knew that we were leaving at 5:50am as they informed us upon checkin in, but there was no one at the front desk to check out with. We were able to settle everything after we left over email, but we just wished someone would’ve told us that the front desk would be closed because we spent 20 minutes trying to call someone while our driver was waiting to take us to the airport.

Wanted to see about staying a few extra hours in hotel and willing to pay for the 4 extra hours I had a medical issue that I need to test a few hours before getting on plane. Willing to pay the $60 to stay a few more hours and was told $60 was only for two hours that to stay the extra 4?hours would be a full night charges. The hotel with out a heart

Huge room but space not used efficiently. Bathtub was not properly secured. And shower was inside bathtub. The toilet bidet has to be turned off else it will leak. Location was right in front of the ferry terminal.

If you’re wanting a spot where you’re solely using it to recharge (sleep/nap) and go back out to explore, this is perfect. It’s in a good location and right across the street from the ferry if you’re looking to visit other islands. I booked a single room, no windows, with a queen size bed. Having never stayed in a place like this, I was skeptical of the shared restrooms space but the staff is constantly cleaning this space. I never saw a restroom in bad shape. It also has a place for dinner on the 7th floor and a Reeftop Bar on the 8th floor. On top of the amenities it offers, the staff here are super helpful and friendly. I was slight worried about traveling here solo with the language barrier but they were definitely some of the friendliest people I met while here.

Starting from the location, the hotel is about 4 kms away from the airport, and you can hear the planes lifting off and landing. However, note that this hotel does not provide a shuttle service, meaning that you need to arrange for your own transportation - even if you arrive at 3 in the morning, and this means either taking a taxi or renting a car (but the second option won't work if you arrive outside of work hours). The taxi will cost about 20000 XPF, during day time and also if you have a large group of people. Not more. I got scammed by a taxi driver on the night I arrived. Lost about 4.5k XPF on that. Great start to the stay. The city, Papeete is reachable by walking about 15 minutes along the coast road, which doesn't always have a great pedestrian walkway. This is also somewhat of an annoyance, where the hotel is of decent make, but the environment doesn't match with that. Next, the hotel staff itself, and the service they provide. It is totally a mixed bag. It horrifies me to say that your experience will be dominated by whom is serving you. Some of the staff are horribly inflexible and utterly arrogant. Others are extremely helpful. And this also applies to the Hilton Moorea, where people won't even rent you a changing room and a towel, even when you have a booked tour with their event providers and the bloody tour starts from the hotel pier. If the hotel wasn't clean, I would have been very disappointed. The beds are okay. Tried some facilities, the swimming pool, three of four restaurants and the Spa, and I have to say that everything is exceedingly expensive, but as a redeeming point, the service at these facilities is also rewarding, though maybe not at the level you would expect at this price class. Overall I consider this place not worthy of being called a five star hotel. Due to my experiences with the staff, I wouldn't even give them a fourth star. The Intercontinental is better altogether.

One of the closest hotels to the airport. A nice place for people who need to have a shower after a long flight or wait for few hours to aboard the flight to Bora Bora. The hotel is in walking distance. HOWEVER, you need to have some detour and walk uphill for some distance. It is really painful if you are carrying large luggage. In that case, it is better to take a taxi. Same when you get back to the airport. It is just a normal motel. It is clean and have necessary amenities but can’t expect anything more. The front desk is 24 hours and helpful. You can buy drinks at the front desk. The price is reasonable. Overall, the motel is ok (especially its good location) but a little bit overpriced.

酒店真的挺舊了，大概是90年代的了吧；尤其是洗手間，馬桶一按就壞。 酒店地方不大，能玩的也不多。去的時候因為颳風，岸邊也沒什麼項目。定了個環島遊，結果好多地方因為大風都關了，奇怪的是，户外的關了可以理解，博物館這種的為什麼也關 酒店早餐和晚飯都很一般般 如果要入住主島，從性價比上來説還不如希爾頓

This was our first stop on what turned out to be a spectacular vacation in one of the most beautiful countries on earth. Te Moana is a super, more intimate resort. From the time we arrived, the staff were always smiling and ready to help in any way. It seems that genuine friendliness and helpfulness are part of the DNA of this country. The rooms are very comfortable and nicely appointed and our suite with a view of the sea was splendid. The restaurant is top-notch with delicious food. The star attraction of the hotel is the rimflow pool with an excellent pool bar with a broad range of well-made cocktails and outstanding sunsets over the neighbouring island of Moorea. We will definitely be back.