Great rooms, clean and confortable. Wonderful view. Food is ok, but at the end of 5 days we wanted a different taste. The menu doesnt offer a lot of variaty. People are kind, and the dives were just amazing.

Our 4th time in Polynesia and in Rangiroa, but our first time at the Hotel Maiti, we will go back there for sure! We usually stay at the Kia Ora, but it has become too big unfortunately, loosing its charm, so the Hotel Maiti has become our new favorite in Rangiroa! Close to the airport, and close to the Gauguin... More

Highly recommend this hotel. Located just a short drive from the airport, the bungalows are comfortable, clean and with tv and air-conditioning. The staff are all warm, lovely and friendly and always available to help. The food in the restaurant was fresh, well cooked, full of flavour and plenty of variety. There are also lots of tours availalble. We arranged... More

one of the top place you can find in rangiroa.nice rooms bungalow style,close to the sea .most of all is the place that you will relax after top quality diving (with top dive bathys),with sharks and dolphins !!! thats why you visit rangiroa DIVING !!!!!!....and black pearls if you like : )))

The Maitai Rangiroa far exceeded our expectations. We enjoyed our time there as well as diving the Tiputa Pass with 6 Passengers ( they were fantastic - highly recommend them). The snorkeling was great right in front of the resort- best we have ever seen- so many fish I could not keep up with trying to identify them. We had... More

Rangiroa is the island to be for top quality diving and Maitai Rangiroa is an excellent hotel to stay in. The food was great, the rooms big and clean, bungalow style, all very close to the beach (avoid the ones next to the garage)... There is no real beach since the rangiroa's coast is rocky, but there is a beautiful... More

we were in rangiroa on our honeymoon and were staying at a local pension, which was nice (the proprietor was particularly lovely but the amenities were a bit basic) but not quite as fab as we wanted for our honeymoon (though i would have of course stayed there on a regular trip). we had dinner at the restaurant at the... More

My wife and I travel extensively throughout the world and like a bit of luxury with our adventure. Hotel Maitai is not the Four Seasons, but it is nice, simple, and quiet with each bungalow being well laid out - pay extra and get the lagoon view (even though it is a "lagoon", the lagoon is 50k across, so it... More

Le Maitai was our only option since Kia Ora was closed. We were happily surprised that it was so nice. We stayed in the lagoon front bungalow which is definately the room to get. You wake up and have tea on your small deck overlooking the beach and water and you realize you are in paradise! Note though that the... More