Arue Hotel Guide - Tombeau du Roi Pomare V hotels in Arue, French Polynesia.

"Great"

"We checked in for one night after a 14 day cruise and also secured a day room in the same room due to a 9:30 pm flight. (We had previously stayed here one night prior to the cruise.) The staff was extraordinarily helpful, pleasant and cheerful. This is a very convenient location for cruisers—close to the terminal, shopping and restaurants. Plus, it’s right across the street from the ferry terminal and we took a day trip to Mo’orea and rented a car. There is nothing convenient at the terminal on Mo’orea—get a car or book a tour. The hotel is on the very busy main boulevard, but the rooms are very quiet and spacious. "

"The entire sight was very clean. The out door pool was gorgeous. Breakfast was nice."

"The rooms were nice. Very nice restaurant right on the ocean. We watch the sun go down with the island of Moorea in the distance. On the weekend they have entertainment in the bar area with a dance floor. Very nice. Good food."

"Really nice house on the beach. It’s not a swimming beach as there is a lot of algae at the bottom but fun for snorkeling or walking along. Also a great place to read and chill. We enjoyed the pool table a lot. We had trouble getting a booking for a 4x4 tour through the island and Lovina was kind enough to help us reserve a tour with Patrick who was both charming and super informative about the island’s plants and geological features. A great day! Across the street is a lovely, small museum about the author of Mutiny on the Bounty. Loved it!There is a nice beach for swimming about 15-20 minutes walking. And the drive into town is about 15 minutes. We spent 5 nights there and it was really nice. Free Netflix and WiFi worked ok . We also grilled on the BBQ. "

"This was the perfect home for our stay. We had a nice welcome with fresh flowers in every room! We had privacy, lots of room to spread out, access to a beach, and it was close enough to Carrfour for our errands. It was so nice to have Toimata and Vatea nearby. Mauruuru roa"