Pacific Resort Aitutaki

We stayed here for 6 nights, the level of service from the airport pickup onwards was exemplary. With less than 100 guests the resort feels private, the staff know your names and you get the feeling that nothing is too much trouble. The beachfront access straight from the room made the stay extra special. We would have no hesitation in going back.

We had the most amazing time. Our suite was fabulous. Food excellent but not much variety of fish - mainly tuna.

This is a quiet and relaxing boutique resort. All of the spacious villas have views of the crystal clear lagoon. The staff are friendly and the food at the restaurant is excellent. The resort is ideally suited for couples.

We went for our honeymoon and loved our spacious bungalow with its own private deck and beach chairs down below. We were most surprised at how good the food was. In fact, we ate breakfast and dinner there everyday. Everything was very tasty, well prepared and well presented. We caught our own yellowfin tuna and the kitchen was happy to prepare it for a small fee. The hotel has a wide stretch of beach that has beautifully strewn lava rocks and a central pool and bar bungalow. Every day there are activities like lei making or palm basket weaving. The staff were super friendly and accommodating - anything you need just let them know. They are happy to arrange activities, romantic dinners, etc.

Beautiful property, staff are so friendly and genuine.

Staff were lovely on arrival and throughout our stay. Very accommodating and nothing was a problem. Onsite restaurants were great for all meals whether it be casual or more upmarket. Quiet and very relaxing. Facilities such as pool and spa were great. We had a lovely beachfront bungalow overlooking the beach. Well equipped rooms and personal touches like leaving treats in our fridge each night was a lovely addition. Would highly recommend!

This definitely rates as one of the best places I have ever stayed at. What an amazing location, and as every room is beachfront, it is stunning to just walk down a couple of steps from your balcony into the lagoon. The Pool, bar and restaurant were perfect, and even though all the rooms were booked, it felt quiet, and we hardly ever saw many people. A good tip is to ask reception for a transfer (alternative to a cab) - we got one to to Boat Shed restarant/bar a couple of evenings, and it was $12 return per person - you just ask the staff at the location you are to call the hotel when you are ready to leave, and they pick you up 10min later to go back to the Resort - brilliant and easy.

The location and hotel grounds are absolutely fantastic, however I expect much more from the service across the board from a "5 start resort". The overall experience was nice, but certainly not worth the cost, especially when compared to luxury resorts outside of the Cook Islands. Aitutaki is one of the best places I've traveled to, but a day trip, or one night at another resort would do just fine, and then off to another island.

Amazing bungalows .. incredible food ...friendly caring and helpful staff.. A wonderful place for a peaceful and relaxing holiday 😌

If you desire solitude with luxury on a coral atoll in the South Pacific this is the place to go. The Pacific Resort Aitutaki is a small hotel on an endless beach, with "front door" snorkeling and kayaking along with an excellent restaurant overlooking a blue lagoon. The 15 bungalows are surround by a tropical jungle, perhaps a bit overgrown, and have a stunning view, from your lanai and bed, of the that deep blue lagoon. Casual, intimate and cosmopolitan .