Top Hotels Near Motu Iriru in Raiatea

"Owner was really good to communicate with and the place was very nice. It has a gorgeous view of the ocean and the kayaks added some entertainment to the stay. We would stay there again. It was just me and my wife but there was plenty of rooms for others. Laundry worked great for us.Raiatea is beautiful but eating options are limited Sunday and Monday."

"Our room (cottage) was perched 180 ft above the beach. It was perfectly outfitted with porch, kitchen, bedroom w king size bed. The bathroom was amazing with separate shower and toilet rooms. Both were overlooking the ocean and beach and entire grounds. The entire building was done in local, highly polished, hardwood. The downside is if you don’t have a car rental the taxi fare is 70,000 xfp so stay a few days."

"Pictures don’t do this property justice. It was absolutely the most beautiful place we’ve ever stayed. We felt completely private, the view was out of this world, the house was clean and beautiful, and Kevin and Katharina were the most gracious and wonderful guides and hostess. Kevin took my family out to a Motu and snorkeling and taught us so many things about what we were seeing in the ocean. Katharina prepared for us the most delicious dinner that we ate outside on that beautiful beach. This was the most incredible stay our family has ever had. We loved every moment of it and we’re so sad to leave when we had to. Thank you so much!"

"A peaceful retreat close to downtown area. Wonderful staff. The best of Tahiti ❤️"

"Everything, from the welcome to daily life, was amazing. Breakfast was very generous and of great quality, and dinner (which was included in our deal) was also enjoyable every night! The hotel staff was nice with us from the first moment to the last, making sure to track our flight was on time. Special mention as well to the water activity company over the road - we had our first jet ski class and enjoyed daily kayak trips!"

"Good communication, clean room, very helpful hosts"

"Due to location, we felt a bit isolated "