Tahiti Airport Motel

A great hotel for those on a late flight arrival that need somewhere to crash. Its a no thrills hotel but as its within walking distance from the airport you dont have to shell out for an expensive taxi.

Staying here for a second time in the same trip. The motel is right in front of the airport. The room is very clean and tidy. Basic amenities provided. Great value for money. Highly recommend it to people who are looking for a hotel with convenient access to the airport.

乘坐早班機的最佳選擇！到客運大樓步行距離，雖然要爬坡。房間很乾凈，落地窗面朝大海及停機坪。要説一點小小的不足就是隔音不太行，隔壁聊天都能聽得一清二楚。總之以後如果早班機還是會選這裏。記得提前預寧，因為通常都是滿房。

沒有電梯，酒店正門入口永久關閉，需要步行很遠繞路。房間沒有水，拖鞋，牙刷。被子有血跡。

隔音效果巨差，衹能説機場旁邊湊活一下吧

交通方便，特別是有早晚班機，出入港，那是首選

Room was steaming hot and air conditioning struggled to make cold air I had the staff come to the room and they said it would work better later at night and they had no fans and would not change my room I got no sleep and was miserable for my flight the Temana airport faa’a we stayed on the way into the country was cheaper and the air conditioning worked and was just as easy to walk to

The property is pretty dated and needs some work. Rooms were sparsely decorated but the bed was comfortable and the bathroom and shower were roomy and clean. The rooms have air conditioning but the room never cooled down much at all. The area around the hotel are pretty run down.

Very important. If you are coming from Australia, New Zealand or other spots to the west, you will cross the international date line which means if you leave during the day on April 3 and arrive after midnight, it will still be April 3. So you may have booked the hotel for April 3 but check in is 2pm and check out is April 4. That won’t work. To be safe communicate with the hotel re your exact arrival and departure. Good news, the place has someone on duty in the wee hours to greet people arriving very late as we did. If there is a room, they will accommodate you. Numerous people goof up the reservation as we did but the guy at the front desk fixed the dates and had a room. That was a huge relief. If you are young, healthy and have little luggage you can walk uphill to the motel but for others take a taxi and be prepared with the local currency, XPF. We worked out a price of 2,000 XPF which is expensive for a short ride but the residents are poor and if you are in Tahiti, you are not. The motel was very basic but clean and the accommodation of the person at the front desk was priceless. We only stayed overnight and left the next morning to catch a ferry to Moorea so I can’t comment on anything else.