Like many reviewers, our stay at this beautiful facility was short. We were on a pre-cruise program which included an overnight at the Intercontinental and a guided tour of Tahiti prior to embarking on the ship. Since this was a package, I'm not sure how much the hotel cost, but I'm sure it isn't cheap! There are over-water bungalows like... More

Unfortunately, we only had one night here before going to the next island. The garden room was beautiful. I don't know if they have been remodeled since the other reviewers had bad experiences with their rooms, but ours was very clean and freshly decorated. There was a lagoon out the back door and we enjoyed walking around the property. There... More

We stayed at the intercontinental for a week in February. When we first arrived at the resort we were blown away by its beauty. We stayed in a standard room which was nice and comfortable. The staff were incredibly friendy and helpful. Food at the resort was good, but incredibly pricey. We usually went into town and ate at the... More

Our flight home to LA was delayed, so Air Tahit Nui graciously put us up in the Intercontinental for one night with 3 meals included. We had been staying at a not so nice pension so this was a real treat. The room was great and the beds were comfortable. There is a pool that is large enough to do... More

We just returned from Tahiti after a ten day Princess cruise, and ended our holiday at the Intercontinental Tahiti. The hotel itself is ten minutes from the pier and five minutes from the airport. It is a convention type hotel, with lovely grounds. We had a junior suite over the water bungalow which was gorgeous. The service at the hotel... More

The Lotus (their own rest.) was being remodeled in Jan. and beginning of Feb. so no chance for great food. The other rest. Le Tiare has a good buffet but not run by the hotel so room service was better when using them. Since no a/c at rest. with a lot of humidity the room service is a great way... More

We had a quick overnight stop in Tahiti on our way to Mo'orea. Our plane landed at 11 PM (middle of the night coming from Utah). The check-in of 4 or 5 different couples that came with our transfer from the airport took about 20 minutes for all of us. We were greeted with a refreshing tropical drink and our... More

Stayed here for 1 night as many people do as a stopover to Bora Bora. We arrived basically in the middle of the night after flying from Sydney to Auckland. We were pretty tired by then, so we were looking forward to a half decent nights sleep. Luckily the resort is very close to the airport (you can't hear the... More

Luckily we only stayed here 6 hours as a layover from Honolulu to Bora Bora. We arrived around 11:30pm and departed at 5:30am. We paid $250 for a basic room (housed in the main building) with a balcony and view of the lagoon. I don't think it's fair to post a review for a five hour stay but I know... More