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"Really friendly staff, fantastic location and excellent food. Lovely room. "

"I did not have breakfast at the hotel. The infinity pool with the swim up bar was very nice & I enjoyed snorkeling in the lagoon “pool.” Be sure to watch sunset at the seaside bars I too about 40 pictures, it was so beautiful. The hotel was very nice to accommodate us with a 5pm checkout for $50, after we found out for flight out would be at 2am the following morning. We did not expect to have an overnight in Tahiti, but we lucked onto the Te Moana & enjoyed our stay."

"Loved the bungalow for peaceful stay. Housekeeping was super attentive. Pool staff were exceptional and friendly. Did not like the busy Sunday at the pools - too many young children taking over the area. Suggest an adults only pool since there are 2 on the property"

"Excellent air conditioning. Great view."

"Beautiful boutique hotel in downtown Pape’ete. Perhaps the best one there. I stayed in the one bedroom suite at the harbor end of my floor, which had a balcony off the front sitting area. I slept on the sofa and noticed that traffic noise started building by 4:30 am. The bedroom was removed from the noise, so likely no one else will be bothered by it."

"I can not say enough good things about Le Tahiti by Pearl. We loved the location on a black sand beach, the property grounds including the pool, the restaurant with its shows, the spacious and clean rooms with a large balcony facing the ocean, and the helpfulness and friendliness of the staff. We were there two days longer than anticipated because of a cancelled flight. The staff was so helpful in accommodating us. Many thanks for their help! I would highly recommend Le Tahiti and would love to come back for a stay! "

"The overwater bungalows are amazing. My wife also loved her massage at the spa."

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"Wonderful people and service. Our concern for the injured puppy onsite was immediately taken care of. We were happy to help pay but the director was adamant about the resort’s responsibility for the poor boy."