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Hotel Tiare Tahiti

Hotel Tiare Tahiti is located right on the waterfront of Papeete, only 6.5 km (4 miles) from the Tahiti-Faaa international airport.

It's a good hotel when you want to stay in the capital of Tahiti as it is only a five-minute walk to the park, shopping center, yacht harbor and waterfront promenade.

It's a five-storied building with elevator, breakfast corner, and 38 rooms.

Unique Qualities: The rooms are fully furnished with a private bathroom, an air-conditioner, a telephone, and a TV with local and free international cable programs. Most of the rooms have a balcony.

Address: 417, Boulevard Pomare, Papeete

Comparison: about average

Directions: Near the marina

Other Contact: %cbemail: hotltiaretahitimail.pf

Phone: (689)50 01 00

Price: US$40-80

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Hyatt Regency

Unique Qualities: The hotel is situated on top of a hill and your room is located against the slope of the hill. Each room has a large balcony overlooking the Matavai Bay and Moorea.

There is a little black beach with snackbar, which can be reached by a shuttle bus.

Address: 700, Arue - Tahiti

Comparison: more expensive than average

Directions: The hotel is located 11 kms from downtown Papeete and 15 kms from the airport.

Other Contact: %cbFax: (689) 48 25 44

Phone: (689) 48 11 22

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Tahiti Country Club

Back in 1994 this was a nice moderate hotel with 40 rooms on the northeast coast of Tahiti.

Update 2004:
This hotel is closed for the moment. A new 100-room three-star hotel is planned, which will be operated by the French company, Nouvelles Frontieres, as part of the Paladien chain.

Unique Qualities: From the swimming pool, you have a beautiful view of Moorea.

Comparison: about average

Directions: Punaauia
Distance to airport: 2 km.
Distance to boat harbour: 8 km

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Hyatt Regency

Unique Qualities: The hotel has a spectacular fantasy swimming pool in a tropical park .

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Room with a view

Unique Qualities: Picture was taken on our balcony in the Hyatt Regency Hotel. You have a magnificent view overlooking Matavai Bay.

When Captain James Cook sailed the Endeavour into this bay in 1769, he sighted a single tree with bright red-orange flowers growing on the promontory above the bay. He used the tree as a navigational landmark and named this reference point "one tree hill". Although the old tree has disappeared, this lookout provides a spectacular panoramic view of the island of Moorea, the Sea of Moons, the coral reef and lagoon, and Tahiti's majestic mountains.

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