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"Outstanding new hotel right in heart of Papeete. Close to cruise terminal. Conveniently located. Outstanding staff!"

"Excellent!"

"Although our flights were delayed and we didn't get to take in all of the beauty that is this resort, we made the most of the 6 hours we had. The views are unbelievable, the beach and lagoon area amazing, not to mention the bars and dock seating. Will return one day to enjoy this place in it's entirety."

"Tucked down a suburban alleyway between a petrol station and a supermarket, Tea Tahiti is an unpretentious guesthouse, but it has everything you need – walking distance from the port and city centre; friendly, helpful staff; simply decorated rooms with air conditioning, comfortable beds, ensuite bathroom, fridge, microwave, kettle and utensils; outdoor furniture and a swimming pool; onsite car hire and transfers. Our airport transfer for a 4am flight was no problem and reasonably priced. On the downside, the view is of neighbouring buildings and the car yard, reception has limited hours, and the gardens are not very well established. But with the occasional dogs barking, geckos chirping, the rooster crowing and the chickens pecking round our feet as we sat by the pool, it felt like an authentic slice of Tahitian life."

"View was spectacular. Bathroom super unique. Nice private pool, but it was too cool for my taste. I like it hot and it was normal pool temp- but thats really my problem. Staff was extremely helpful, kind, available."

"Staff was awesome. Resort was beautiful. Amazing sunsets from balcony"

"Rooms are very spacious. I liked the fact that is so close to the airport and very convenient to stay after a very long flight that you just want to sleep. The only thing i did not like is that the blanket was not good ro sleep with A/C, but did not expect 5 stars, just think is not difficult to provide a throe blanket for the rooms "

"Very good"

"I wasn't sure what to expect with a community bathroom but I can't complain. Everything was great, right across the street to take the ferry. "