Recently Reviewed Hotels around Faa'a

Hotels in Faa'a

• Motels in Faa'a

• InterContinental Resort Tahiti
  "Great end to a wonderful vacation"
  "Instead of sitting at the airport at the main island of Tahiti we decided to get a room for the day. This is a beautiful resort. We really enjoyed the pool bar and being able to take a shower and get ready for our flight back to the USA which was leaving at Midnight. After two weeks we did not wan..."t to ruin our vacation sitting at the airport for eight hours. We were unable to get reservations at the Lotus restaurant so we ordered ala' carte at the main restaurant. The food definitely needs improvement. The resort is beautiful and it was a perfect end to a great vacation on the outer Islands. " More >
• InterContinental Resort Tahiti
  "Amazing"
  "We were there May 20. Beautiful. There are two restaurant areas by pools. One is further down- the Lotus. Is by the swim up bar , infinity pool, and has more unusual food. If you walk to the end, there is a nice view of Tahiti. The poolside restaurant is where we ate. Very lovely vi..."ew. I went swimming in the Lagoonarium. I wore water shoes as the rocks were slippery. They have a couple of handrail steps. This is a nice safe introduction to snorkeling or swimming with fish. You can swim in several pools or the ocean as well. Beautiful grounds. I recommend this highly. " More >
• InterContinental Resort Tahiti
  "Close to the airport!"
  "We had aout 7 hours to kill before our flight home from French Polynesia. This hotel is close to the airport, so we decided to go have dinner here. I wish we would have know that we caould have taken our luggage with us, rather then paying to have our luggage stored, oh well. This hotel also allows ..."you to rent a room for a day for a pretty fair price. It would be a great idea to grab one for dinners, and showers before heading home. Since we did nothave that long, we opted just for dinner. The property is lovely. I will say that I had read not to spend much time in Tahiti..head off the other islands, and this did confirm that statement to be true. The vibe here is much different then Moorea, Bora Bora, or Tikehau all of which we prefered much better. The service was excellent, and the food was okay! Two of the six of us had seared tuna...which is discribed as raw on the menu, and both peices of fish were served well done..eeekkkkkk. Oh well, we sent them back and the second time they c... " More >