Tahiti & French Polynesia Hotels & Hostels (13)

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It's no wonder this is a yachty's favourite; perched right along Cook's Bay, you never lose sight of the water at this tidy place. Mount Rotui towers in the distance and the L'Ananas Bleu (The Bl…

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Make sure it's not a school holiday before you book at this place. It's a kid's summer camp that doubles as a family pension during the school time. This is in the heart of the mountains and you …

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This classy choice is just steps away from Pape'ete in a quiet, pleasant area. For business, or anyone wanting to be close to the action (while still getting a good night's sleep), you can't do b…

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The Sheraton is a lively, chic place that encircles a pretty pool area complete with bar and grill. The beach is everything you could hope for and is also a popular weekend bathing spot for some …

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It's clean; the Tahitian standard bungalows are decorated a notch above the norm and you can catch fish right off the dock. The only downfall is the noise from the road and the distance from Pape…

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Hotel Fare Vai Moana has all the bells and whistles of the swank resorts (minus a spa) in an intimate, low-key setting. Of the string of hotels on the beach at Hauru point, this place has the cla…

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Rivalling the Intercontinental Resort for the best luxury option on Tahiti, Le Meridien packs a swanky punch. It's further away from town and the airport, but it's newer and in an area better sui…

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If you want a really big, luxurious resort, this is the place. You could almost get lost on the sprawling grounds dotted with bungalows and highlighted by a man-made lagoon and a pool with captiv…

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Even though there are 95 rooms and bungalows, this resort has a small, intimate feel about it. The bungalows are the same, beautiful and spacious standard as other resorts but the infinity pool …

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One of the most fantastic garden settings in French Polynesia, this place has a good-sized, natural waterfall at the back of the property and there is a little pool at the base for a refreshing d…

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It's one of the oldest resorts on the island and, because of this, the Sofitel is the most Polynesian of Mo'orea's bigger establishments. The hotel is in the midst of a face-lift that will hopefu…

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A sumptuous, yet practical option, this place sets the standard for Tahitian luxury. If you only have a night or two on Tahiti, staying here is worth a splurge. If your visit is longer and you c…

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