Le Maitai Rangiroa

Top experience, this is one of the best hotels and islands in FP, Alan is so helpful !!

Snorkeling 10meters in front of resort was excellent with tons of fish. Resort is small as expected, but peaceful and perfect for us. Rooms had a/c and ceiling fan. Restaurant and bar onsite were good with excellent waterfront location. Small infinity pool was great. Some ants But generally very clean and modern for such a remote location. Wifi is 2 G, was adequate for getting emails once per day but Rangiora does not have highspeed internet anywhere. Fishing charter (Emmanuel) dropped us off at resort dock , which was handy. I’d stay here again. Kia ora hotel is nearby, bigger and more expensive but both resorts seemed appropriately priced given location.

This hotel was an excellent value and a very pleasant stay. It is centrally located in Vaitape, where the airport shuttle boat docks...walking distance to restaurants, shops, and grocery store. There’s a nice infinity pool, but better to jump right into the ocean from the hotel dock. There’s a good restaurant and even a boat trip available adjacent to the hotel. My only gripe was the lack of air conditioning...I would’ve paid $50-60 more a night for the comfort.

you must stay this hotel. I also recommend the nanny service. Thanks to my great nanny and staff, I was able to enjoy the best diving with my husband.

bfast very expensive.. wi fi not good .. rooms too expensive

It is a wonderful hotel, with location. Not much of a sandy beach area, but soft sand is rare on Rangiroa. The restaurant is a bit pricey. The bedding and wash clothes are worn out, but the sheets were clean and fine. The service it great here, and they help with tours, which is sthe only way to see the wonders of this place. The tours are worth it. We recommend the Reef Island Tour.

Great service all around but cant get wifi in room.

Rangiroa has a dozen or so small pensions that are not found on internet sites, and only two international class hotels. We chose Le Maitai based on price and were not disappointed. We got a clean, comfortable and spacious bungalow with air conditioning and pleasant ambiance where we slept well at night. We enjoyed interacting with warm and friendly hotel staff who took good care of arranging our special tours. The restaurant staff always knew our room number without asking. Food was good, authentic, and expensive as everywhere in Tahiti. We spent casual hours every day at the beautiful lagoon-facing indoor/outdoor dining area, bar, and lounge area that's often visited by locals and makes fabulous photos. The dock over the water gives good fish-viewing from above as well as access to snorkeling among said fish right in front of the dock. They provided good snorkel gear. All that being said, the entire complex is squeezed into a rather small parcel of land, so the atmosphere was more that of a built environment than a shack on the beach. No lawn area. The space between bungalows is pretty narrow so you get to know your neighbors. The "beach" is rocks not sand, but if you're swimming off the dock that doesn't matter. The deck is meant for lounging not sunbathing. It's near the airport, but the off-site shopping and restaurant options are mostly 2-3 miles away. They have bicycles to use and there are taxi options. Rangi is flat and bicycles are popular.

My husband and I spent a wonderful week of R&R and diving. Hotel MaiTai was lovely, the staff was very helpful, and it was just so amazingly beautiful! Our room was awesome, and very comfortable.

Spent a night here before joining a yacht charter . The resort is simple, but nice. Room overlooked the lagoon and the resort was intimate and well maintained. We hadn't dinner at the restaurant, which was ok - but many of the menu items were not available, perhaps because we arrived just after the busy new year period. Overall a very pleasant stay.