Le Taha'a Island Resort & Spa Hotel Review & Room Tour!

Le Tahaa by Pearl Resorts is a truly unique and down to earth destination. We had the chance to experience this Polynesian gem on our recent trip to French Polynesia and the spectacular setting took our breath away. While just 20 minutes from Bora Bora, it feels a world away from the more commercialized heart of French Polynesian tourism.

In the review, we’ll tell you everything you need to know:
00:00​​ - Le Taha'a Intro
00:35 - Le Taha'a Location
02:14 - Le Taha'a Lobby & Check in
02:59​ - Le Taha'a Rooms
06:20​ - Le Taha'a Service
07:54​ - Le Taha'a Dining
10:27​ - Le Taha'a Facilities
11:58​ - Le Taha'a Style

Located approximately 45 minutes by air from the main island of Tahiti, Le Tahaa sits next to Raiatea. Guests looking to book this property should expect to fly into RFP (Raiatea Airport), which is typically a stop along the way to Bora Bora on Air Tahiti. The hotel is not located on a private island, however, it has a large property that sits right next to the famous Coral Garden, one of the most incredible snorkel experiences in the area.

Guests are greeted at the airport in Raiatea by representatives from Le Tahaa and quickly escorted to the waiting boat. The entire process of deplaning to getting to the boat was about 10 minutes and once we picked up our luggage we didn’t see it again until we were in the room. The boat ride is approximately 20 minutes and we were offered water as well as some music by the hotel representative who played the ukulele for us. The boat ride was magical, with beautiful scenery and gorgeous music.

Le Tahaa offers a few options when it comes to lodging. They are currently renovating a number of beach villas, so for this review, we will focus on the overwater options. There are standard overwater bungalows that primarily face the beach or into the U-shape with other bungalows. These are a fantastic option if you’re looking to just get into that room category. All the interiors of the bungalows are the same, it’s just the view you are upgrading. If you are looking at upgrading, you are looking at either Sunset view or Bora Bora view.

When you come to French Polynesia, you’ll typically find genuine, authentic and kind hospitality for the most part. Most employees are just genuinely happy to see you and talk to you. Some of the nicest people we have ever met have been in French Polynesia and Le Tahaa staff really makes you feel at home. The dining staff and bellmen, in particular, are true gems and assets to the property. They remember who you are, what your drink preferences are and really do their best to serve you.

If you're looking for our Destination Guide on French Polynesia, check it out here:
https://www.voyagerguru.com/destination-guide/french-polynesia/

So check it out and let us know what you think in the comments below!
Have you been to French Polynesia? What was your favorite hotel?

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