We made the mistake of booking this hotel for 3 nights after we had spent 5 nights at a great place in Bora Bora. With the very arrival, the different in category was shocking dspite the one on Bora Bora was only 3-star and Hibiscus is categorized as 2-star. I think I've been in cleaner and better 1.5-star places than... more

My wife and I had exceptional food the mahi mahi swordfish and the specials were well prepared, described ingredients explained ,tasty sample sauces shared to review and served very professionally by the owner Phillippe. Cordial and friendly the entire group made you feel at ease in a most relaxing atmosphere. In fact we ate there more than once this trip... more

Quaint small place with huts. Simple and clean. more

We stay at this beautiful place for nearly 2 weeks (19 to 31 oct 08). My wife, my son of 12 years old and myself really loved that place. Of course, we had a beautiful bungalow (nbr 11) and with the view to the sea and for sure, it is certainly much better than to be at the end of... more

Hotel Hibiscus's thatched roof bungalows proved perfect for a party of two cheap-o scuba divers. Although the price was a tad out of our budget, Silvie at the front desk mentioned the shopping area 200 mts. down the road where we could secure groceries to store in our mini-fridge and enjoy on our porch. The hotel restaurant was also a... more

We were in bungalow 11 which had a nice view of lagoon - #1 would be the best. Clean rooms and very helpful reception. We left a diary at the cybershop opposite and reception very kindly returned it to us .... in New Zealand! Only downside was the dogs barking all night on the last night of the stay -... more

We hired a car to get here as it is about half an hour's drive from the ferry dock (even further from the airport) and the price wasn't that much more than a taxi ride round the island. This gave us the feedom to explore the island. Avis' rates are cheaper than Europcar's at the pier but both shockingly expensive... more

Hotel Hibiscus was a great affordable place to stay. We stayed 3 nights in a garden bungalow with a small kitchenette. It is close to a small shopping centre where you can buy food (groceries) at a resonable rate. Lovely lagoon to snorkel in. You are pretty much left to your own devices but can book anything from reception. (Try... more

Background. My husband and I visited French Polynesia and Easter Island from June 30 - July 17 2007 and stayed in a variety of accommodation. We are both in our mid 30s and saved hard for this trip and the Hibiscus was the budget part of our tour and a truly wonderful experience. (I will try and write reviews also... more