Le Tikehau by Pearl Resorts

Para empezar, este hotel cerrará a fines de 2022 por una remodelación importante. La ubicación es excelente. El personal del restaurante y el personal de recepción son personas amables y atentas que son simplemente fantásticas. De lo contrario, se siente que la propiedad está haciendo lo mínimo para mantener la propiedad en funcionamiento hasta fin de año. Las habitaciones y los jardines están cansados. Sin embargo, la propiedad está pidiendo un precio superior. Creo que es demasiado caro para lo que obtienes. Acabábamos de venir de otra propiedad de Pearl (Le Taha'a) y la diferencia es bastante pronunciada en la cantidad de personal, el estado de las habitaciones, la variedad del menú y la presentación general de la propiedad. Creo que el precio era casi el mismo entre Tikehau y Taha'a, pero obtienes un resort mucho mejor por tu $$$ en Taha'a. Tikehau es un lugar mágico. Cuando se renueve esta propiedad, debería ser espectacular. Hasta entonces, el costo parece terriblemente alto para el estado de la propiedad. Fuimos de esta propiedad al Kia Ora en Rangiroa. Una propiedad mucho mejor por mucho menos dinero, pero tampoco tan mágica como Tikehau. Todo es un intercambio, supongo. Esté preparado para una pequeña experiencia en vagones de ganado para el transporte al aeropuerto también. Cumple el propósito, pero ciertamente no es una experiencia acogedora.

Me encantó la lejanía de este complejo. Está en un motu, así que realmente no tienes que ir a ningún otro lado. Pasé horas buceando alrededor de los bungalows viendo peces. La corriente es fuerte y omnipresente, por lo que la mayoría de la gente usa aletas. Disfruté nadando en el lugar contra la corriente mientras observaba cientos de peces. Todos los que trabajan en el complejo hacen un trabajo fantástico. La gente de recepción se ocupó de cualquier problema que surgiera. Viajaba solo, así que realmente aprecié cómo el personal del restaurante me cuidó y recordó lo que me gustaba. Escuché que cerrará a fines de 2022 por una remodelación importante. Definitivamente regresaré después de que termine, porque debería ser increíble con una actualización. Cuando estuve allí, tenía más de una familia con bebés en el bungalow de al lado y tenía que escuchar a los bebés llorar la mayor parte del tiempo allí. No fue muy bueno para mí, pero me sentí aún peor por los padres (por otra parte, ¿quién lleva a un bebé a una isla tropical remota?) La otra cosa que perturbó mi sueño fueron las tablas en el agua cerca de mi bungalow que sonaban toda la noche con la corriente. Supongo que eso no será un problema después de la remodelación.

Magnifiquement rénové, une équipe très impliquée autour de Stephane et qui est l’écoute de la clientèle, sans oublier un jeune chef et son staff qui organise et active des menus superbes. Sans oublier le SPA ! Māuruuru à tous et bravo de relancer ce très beau Motu A l’année prochaine jerome et Christine Beautifully renovated, a very dedicated team led by Stephane who listens to their customers, not to mention a young chef and his staff who organize and implement superb menus. And don't forget the spa! Māuruuru to all, and congratulations on relaunching this beautiful Motu. See you next year, Jerome and Christine.

A beautiful and well appointed small resort with everything you could want in a get away with gorgeous surroundings, excellent service, and super friendly staff attending to your every need or want. Arriving from the airport you are whisked across the lagoon by boat while being welcomed with flowers, song and ukelele by Raipuni Hiriga and his nephew that immediately opens your heart to upcoming experience. Raipuni, it seems to me, is the kind face and heart of the resort, always making sure you are well attended to, have everything you want, and giving you the low down on the resort, the island, and the people with wonderful stories and translations. He is an angel. We were blown away with how friendly everyone was. And even tho we did not speak Tahitian or French, their really wasn't any language barrier. As a vegetarian and non fish eater, the chef was not only accommodating but impressed me every night with a different specially made dish, on the fly, that was beautifully and tastefully presented, as was the rest of the world class menu by an amazing chef. The chef's wife was the pastry chef so the variety of homemade breads, croissants, and cakes every morning was astonishing, made fresh every day. We also connected with Olympia, who waited our table every afternoon and evening with her bubbly personality and open heart.... The experience of Swimming and snorkeling was as if you were in an aquarium with hundreds of so many varieties of fish close to shore and under the overwater bungalows. One of the best things about the experience was there were hardly any people there at all and it felt like we had our own private resort and staff who can't do enough for you!. We were looking for the kind of experience away from crowds, but never expected this. With all the You Tube travel videos that have drawn more people to great places, I'm afraid this won't last very long..... Upon leaving, another lei placed around your neck and farewell song by the staff before taking the boat back across the lagoon to the heart felt melodies of more beautiful vocals and ukelele playing by Raipuni and his nephew. We have never been treated so well and made such wonderful connections to place. We are so grateful to have had this beautiful opportuity!

My wife and stayed here a few years ago before the renovation and loved it. We came back again after the renovation and guess what? Even better than before and everything was so nice and perfect. We have traveled to French Polynesia many times and visited many islands and my wife finally gave the final verdict of Le Tikehau and this atoll as her favorite. The staff is welcoming and warm. Raipuni Hiriga is our favorite staff member. This place does not disappoint. We have stayed in many an overwater bungalow and prefer the beach bungalows. Pool is a nice bonus if you want to get out of the salt water. Favorite activities: Diving and taking off in the kayak to hang on many of the nearby private motus (like having your own private mini getaway)...to be so remote and then get even more remote is a true feeling of disconnecting from work and all the ills of a chaotic world. Food - Poisson Cru!!!!!!!

This may be my new favorite hotel in the world. The fish and corals around the bungalows were amazing and surpassed by far any overwater room in Bora Bora. Even without getting in the water, it was easy to spot a huge variety of fish. The recent renovations were beautiful. We loved the style and finishes in our room, but the restaurant, bar, pool, and common areas were beautiful as well. Finally, the staff was the nicest and most caring of any hotel we have visited. This is a very small hotel, but that’s what I prefer. Renovations to parts of the resort remain ongoing, but you wouldn’t even notice unless you choose to walk five minutes to those areas. Water currents are strong here so swimming around the rooms will be challenging for some people during certain times. We are going to try to return for a longer stay one day.