Hotels Tahiti - Hotels on the main island of French Polynesia

As luxury resort set on 30 acres of tropical gardens with a superb view of Moorea. 172 air-conditioned rooms with private balcony, 60 panoramic view rooms, plus 32 tastefully decorated overwater bungalows encircling a private island.

Located along a lagoon on one of the most beautiful - and unique - white-sand beaches of Tahiti, Le Méridien Tahiti is perfectly integrated into the luxuriant vegetation on the island.

Slated for spring 2009 opening (March, 1st 2009), the Manava Suite Resort Tahiti promises to be the premier Papeete resort for business and leisure travelers alike, offering 121 guest rooms ranging from superior rooms to multi-bedroom duplex suites and apartments.

Featuring lush surroundings and a prime Tahiti location with easy access to Tahiti"s best water sports, the resort offers the kind of warm hospitality, inviting atmosphere and topnotch services sure to please business and leisure travelers alike.

The resort has recently undergone extensive refurbishment and features 216 light filled, stylishly appointed rooms, each with private balcony and many with spectacular views to the mountains, or across the lagoon toward the island of Moorea.

The Tahiti Nui Hotel is a choice between the small family Tahiti hotels and the high-end. It is rooted in the city center (in order to take advantage of the proximity of infrastructure) and has 40 standard rooms and 50 suites.

The Tahiti Airport Motel is within walking distance from the airport terminal and is the most convenient stopover for late night and early morning flights. Rooms are no-smoking.

Located on the west coast of Tahiti in French Polynesia, Hiti Moana Villa is a true paradise. The bungalows are located amid a beautiful garden, all overlooking the lagoon and the ocean.

There are few pensions on Tahiti that are this clean and well run. Fifteen minutes from Papeete, you can be close to the action while also being close to the beach. This place is off the main road so it"s a good, quiet option for families.

On Tahiti"s peninsular, a headland juts out between the sea and the mountains, as though it were a huge ship sailing the ocean"s waves. In times gone by, the Tahitians came here to scan the horizon in search of shoals of fish, or to guard against attacks.