Tahiti Hotel Guide - LGBT-Friendly Hotels in Tahiti, Windward Islands

"This was the cleanest hostel I’ve ever stayed at. It was absolutely amazing! The staff was amazing and very friendly. I would definitely stay here again."

"View"

"Likes： Garden Style Homestead； Friendly Environment; Easy parking; Mansion Shape Hotel. Dislikes: Shared Bathes;"

"This is one of the most unique properties we have ever stayed in. Snuggled against the lush mountain side with a spectacular view of the lagoon, the Vanira Lodge is a must if in the Teahupoo area. We stayed here in 2015 and it was magical. We were so excited to be back and it was just as magical as the first time. Merci!"

"Great location if you are traveling to Moorea on the ferry. It is about 5 minutes from the hotel to the ferry terminal. The hotel is in great condition, I would stay there again."

"we loved the location and it was clean and hosts were nice - just wish they had had a hot tub for our weary bodies after traveling :)"

"Close to port"

"super view close to oceon maid every day well equiped kitchen area host very helpful was a great stay went back for a second short stay"

"Location On the beeches, the pool was fantastic, balcony of the room the views"

"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."

"It is a great hotel in a good location. The staff were all great and the pool is very nice."

"Great location and very clean new hotel - would recommend."

"Beautiful property setting is incredible - views for days. Only one restaurant but the food’s very good staff is great"

"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...