Papeete Hotel Guide - Robert Wan Pearl Museum hotels in Papeete, French Polynesia.

"Absolutely amazing hotel. I paid three times this for my resort on Moorea and I should have stayed at this hotel. This was a last minute decision to stay in Tahiti due to plane schedule. I just couldn't have been happier. I wasn't expecting breakfast, but it was free with this room The bar/restaurant was next door and they had live music Wich was fun. Everything at this hotel was absolutely perfect. "

"The room was spacious and clean. The ocean view from the balcony was great. Espresso machine a big plus. Bed was a little too hard. Poor design on the bathroom sink - always overflowing. Hotel Lobby was tiny with only 2 small couches. The tiniest lobby I've seen in my life for a hotel that big! "

"Property is in a beautiful location and staff are so welcoming and helpful along with lovely amenities & breathtaking pool. Sans restaurant serves superb food. A lovely hotel hence the 5-star rating."

"Very convenient for overnight say after early morning delayed arrival. Check in was fast and easy, the room was clean, quiet and air conditioned. Staff were very pleasant and friendly."

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"This apartment was tasteful, classy, and immaculate! It provided all of the amenities and then some. It's a great location for 1-2 couples or a family who want to base in Papeete and explore the city and/or do day trips around Tahiti. The host was the best: warm, welcoming, and very responsive. They met us at the apartment upon arrival and were there to say goodbye when we left, and they replied almost immediately to every question, no matter how small. Highly recommended!"

"The place is about a 20-minute walk from the city centre. The walk itself doesn’t feel very safe — we saw several homeless people acting strangely and even police dealing with a fight. I wouldn’t recommend walking alone, especially in the evening.We stayed two nights. The first night was very difficult to sleep because roosters started crowing around 10 p.m. and continued until morning. The bed also had only a sheet, which felt unusual.Facilities like the bathroom and toilet were basic but functional. We didn’t use the kitchen as we were out most of the day."