Strandhotell i Tiahura

“We stayed at the Princess Lokelani room. It was steps from the water. We saw a manta ray there and lots of fish. (Note that there is no actual beach as the whole island is enclosed by a coral reef). The hotel is very unique and has a stellar breakfast that they bring to your room. We loved the common area, it's very distinctive and comfortable. We borrowed canoes and found the manta and shark area ~10 mins away. There are boats and tours that travel from all over the island just to go there. The...

“Confusing checking. House is not properly sealed, allowing mosquitoes and other insects inside.”

“Mycket fint Hotell med utmärkt service. Fina bungalows med egen terass som känns väldigt privat. Lagoonen utanför känns som en enormt stor pool fylld med massor av olika fiskar i olika storlekar”

“I came to this place because Fare Maheata which In paid until 31st made me feel uncomfortable…a very beautiful place… not tidy with a rude manager Si I left early and it was non refundable Vaianae has a very comfortable room and a great kitchen… it is very well kept and it is a great beautiful area with mountains and garden… not a good besch. It is great for those with a car and who like to cook and a quiet relaxing environment The owner snd Mother are very helpful. There is a nice...

“Beautiful property, great hotel staff. The room was comfortable and the whole property is peaceful and inviting!”

“Amazing experience. Friendly and helpful staff. Beautiful, brightly lit, spacious, and clean rooms. Super high speed internet. Delicious tea. Free kayak. Overall wonderful experience. ”

“this a nice hybrid of semi-private bungalows with enough privacy yet with some social interactions with the other guests at the common areas. The noise from the road is distracting but it is hard to find a beachfront property with road far away unless you are in hotel, ... ”

“Wonderful location, super quiet and very nice staff. Direct access to the lagoon with kayaks and Sups available. Breakfast included, on the beach with your feet in the water. That's where I'll go again next time. Mauruuru Roa. ”