Maitai Rangiroa Hotel Avatoru, Avatoru
About the Hotel
Maitai Rangiroa is situated in one of the largest lagoons in the Southern Hemisphere, between the villages of Avatoru and Tiputa. The hotel features traditional Polynesian-style bungalows made from natural materials, offering guests a unique cultural experience. Known for its exceptional marine life, Rangiroa is a dream destination for divers and sea lovers alike. The hotel's picturesque surroundings include sparkling waters, lush tropical vegetation, and stunning sunsets.
Location
Maitai Rangiroa is conveniently located about 6 miles from Rangiroa Airport, with a shuttle service available for airport transfers. The hotel is set on the lagoon, surrounded by vibrant natural beauty, making it an ideal base for exploring the atoll. Accessible inter-island flights run from Bora Bora and Tahiti, making it easy for travelers to reach this enchanting destination.
Rooms
The hotel offers 18 Tapa Bungalows nestled among fragrant gardens, providing a cozy and intimate accommodation option. Each Vini Bungalow includes a large bed, spacious bathroom, air conditioning, and additional seating for comfort. The design incorporates natural materials like bamboo and exotic woods to create a warm ambiance. All bungalows feature a private terrace where guests can relax and admire their surroundings.
Eat & Drink
Lagon Blue Restaurant serves a mix of French, Polynesian, and international dishes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, fostering a warm and authentic dining experience. The Mawake Bar offers a casual setting within a tropical garden, ideal for enjoying refreshing cocktails or local beers. Evening entertainment includes live performances from Polynesian musicians and dancers, enhancing the cultural atmosphere of the hotel.
Leisure & Business
Free snorkeling equipment, kayaks, and life jackets are provided for guests who wish to explore the pristine lagoon waters. The hotel offers a variety of activities including scuba diving, fishing trips, and guided excursions to nearby attractions like the Blue Lagoon and pearl farms. Weekly cultural activities like Tahitian dance lessons and flower crown presentations are also organized for guests.
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Facilities
General
- Non-smoking rooms
- Paid Wi-Fi
- Parking
- Safe deposit box
- No pets allowed
- Rooms/ Facilities for disabled
- Baggage storage
- Currency exchange
Sports & Fitness
- Snorkeling
- Canoeing
Services
- Paid airport shuttle
- Car rental
- Laundry
- Tours/Ticket assistance
Dining
- Restaurant
- Bar/ Lounge area
Business
- Fax/Photocopying
Children
- Babysitting/Child services
Spa & Leisure
- Infinity pool
- Beach access
- Sun loungers
- Entertainment
- Garden area
- Pool with view
Room features
- Air conditioning
- Mini-bar
- Sitting area
- Terrace
- Tea and coffee facilities
Bathroom
- Free toiletries
Media
- Flat-screen TV
- AM/FM alarm clock
Room decor
- Parquet floor
Location
Reviews and Ratings
The hotel offers rooms with a kind of Motel 6 island vibe, decorated with above-average taste. The rooms were okay but slightly dark and had a damp smell. The service was incredibly helpful and lovely, with superb lagoon views available. The location is amazing with a bar and restaurant overlooking the pool and ocean. The dining experience, although offering tasty dishes, seemed weak considering the $27 per person cost. The facilities are well-maintained, providing a comfortable and enjoyable stay overall.
The hotel offers uniquely decorated bungalows with an above-average taste that create a cozy atmosphere. While the rooms were decent, they felt a bit dark and had a slight damp smell. The location on the island is exceptional, providing a perfect retreat for exploring around.
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