Find hotels in Afareaitu from $115

"We loved our stay but wish the staff would have let us know at check in all the available free fun stuff to do free paddle boards free kayaks and free snorkeling equipment very happy "

"We booked two rooms and I was expecting to pay when we checked in but they took a 50% payment one day before we arrived and the balance the day we checked in. I had wanted my friend to pay on check in but this could not be done due to the above. The rooms are very clean and the bed comfy but the rooms are tiny, so no room for two many suitcases. Overall four star but no amenities other than the room (we did not have the continental breakfast)"

"Conveniently located near waterfront and cruise terminal."

"This will be one of two reviews I post from my trip to Tahiti - this resort has got to be the most amazing resort I’ve ever been to. The pools, the grounds, the service, and the actual Tahitian vibe (it’s a corporate hotel, but doesn’t feel like it). You pay a lot for the room, but what you get is amazing, including: - three amazing pools heated to 29/30 Celsius. The Lagoonarium is just incredible - a reef just off the hotel with incredible corals and fish (this sets the Intercon apart from a "

"The staff were incredibly nice and welcoming. I was really impressed with their friendliness. "

"Fare Manaeva could do with a facelift. At over AUD $400 a night I expect something a lot better. The place is run down. I’d give it 2 stars maximum."

"Place was great. Internet was so poor I couldn't work."

"Just wonderful! Made great use of the beach—absolutely beautiful, easy swimming with small waves, and the spa…aaah fantastic. Food is ok. Have no idea what’s nearby. We never left the property during our 2 night stay"

"Tout ce qui est requis pour cuisiner est disponible. C’est propre et réellement comme sur les photos. L’accès à la plage permet de voir des poissons dans les coraux. On peut aussi aller voir des requins à pointe noire en louant un kayak directement à la plage de l’hébergement (10 min de pagaies). Je n’ai pas essayé d’aller voir mais il parait qu’il y a possibilité de voir des tortues à la plage publique (15 min à pied). Plusieurs très bons restos sont près de la plage publique (attention pour le retours du soir car il fait noir tôt et c’est très mal éclairé). Mon seul bémol et qui m’a réellement dérangé c’est les volets motorisés qu’on demande de fermer pour éviter le vol. Est-ce vraiment requis car avec des touristes de partout dans le monde et qui ne supportent pas les décalages horaires ces foutus volets on commence à les entendre lorsque les gens se lève. C’est bruyant et je trouve que, pour mon séjour, 5h du matin c’était un peu tôt pour se lever. Certains commentaires vont parler des coqs qui chantent toute la nuit. C’est vrai mais il faut faire avec car c’est culturel, il y en a partout et à tous les hébergements j’en suis convaincu. Ce n’est pas comme des volets …"