Le Meridien Tahiti  

Le cadre, le personnel, la chambre.

La musique du lobby trop forte avant 6am et apres 10pm nous empechant de dormir !!! Le manque de variété a la carte du restaurant. Le manque de rénovations obligatoires dans ce type d'hôtel.Le tarif excessif du breakfast.La gym dans la piscine : nuisance sonore + sueur et salissures

Le confort est excellent

Le lagon me repousse à cause des poissons pierre etc c'est dommage de ne pas pouvoir se baigner tranquille heureusement qu'il y a cette superbe piscine

La vue sur la piscine de sable et l'océan depuis la chambre du 6 èmeétage

-Le prix exhorbitant des petits déjeuners ( 22.5 € le pd continental) - en 4 nuits passées à l'hôtel 1 seul flacon de gel douche pour 2 -obligation de reprogrammer 2 fois les cartes magnétiques des portes en 4 jours - refus de nous accueillir (2 personnes seulement) au restaurant "Le Carré" car il était complet alors qu'il y avait un 2ème service. Le resto fermait le lendemain pour entretien et la fermeture a été annoncée seulement la veille (alors que les travaux étaient prévus de longue date) donc impossible de réserver

Les jardins et la piscine

Le manque de navette entre l aéroport et l hôtel quand arrive à 5 h du matin!

ses prestations

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Localisation en bord de mer, et éloigné du centre de Papeete

L'accueil au check-in L'internet payant ($au 10.00 / l'heure en continue) Chambre tout confort, mais d'aspect viellote (mobilier abîmé et peinture défraichie) Hôtel pas vraiment adapté à la clientèle affaire

La gentillesse du personnel, la qualité de la chambre et de la literie, la décoration de l'hotel, la qualite du petit dejeuner, le site et le jardin. Très bon séjour et excellent rapport qualite prix

Le prix de la chambre extrèmement bien positionné (15500 cfp) par nuit pour séjour d'une semaine, le cadre magnifique, la superbe piscine en sable blanc, les activités gratuites (snorkeling, kayak), la gentilesse du personnel, la grande chambre, le service parfait, le cadre magnifique du restaurant offrant une très intéressante formule. Vraiment un très bon rapport qualité prix.

une très belle piscine, le coté intimité. la propreté des chambres , hotel très bien entretenu, gentillesse du staff,

le frigidaire, trop petit. pas de fer à repasser.

Confort de la chambre et propreté. Très beau site et calme

les prix des différentes prestations étaient exhorbitants

The hotel staff was extremely helpful and friendly. The rooms were large and well appointed. Snorkelling was excellent.

The place was overrun by out of control kids. Parents letting there kids take over the place with little to no supervision. Staff were unhelpful and turned a blind eye. Some staff even avoided eye contact. Food was over priced and not good value for money. Buffet breakfast cost $100au for two and the hot food was cold. There was no fresh fruit, only tinned and we didnt enjoy the fact that we had to battle with what seemed like a million kids just to enjoy our b'fast. I could have sworn it was a kids club rather than a resort. Our bathroom ceiling had water leaking through it all over the floor and it took an hour for someone to come and have a look at it There were no english tv channels on the tv. A very old hotel that has had a bandaid refurbish. You can hear everyone around and above you moving about their rooms and lots of door slamming noises Just not what we expected from a romance/honeymoon destination

everything

Very nice modern room with a lot of space and good facilities. One of the best options for a stay near Papeete. Great view.

Garden View Rooms very cheap and luxury

Overwater Bungalows doesn't have direct entrance to the water and no sense to pay a lot of money for that

We loved the grounds with all the flowering tropical plants and trees. The lagoon was wonderful for swimming. We liked walking out on the wharf and looking at the tropical fish. We enjoyed our balcony and the design and size of the room. The beds were great. The air conditioning was perfect and appreciated. The design of the lobby and other common areas was pleasing. We liked the proximity to the mall and other restaurants.

We did not like the small fridge and the fact it was not very cold, but we were happy to have a fridge. We would have liked to have a proper ice bucket and the ability to get our own ice. The prices in the restaurants were much too high. We never once ate there. The lighting on the driveway was very poor at night for going out on foot.

the gardens are fabulous !

information is not forthcoming ... too bad.

Wonderfull setting of the overwater bungalow and the privacy, on could enjoy there Services like towles for the beach, free water every morning, help with car rental Good but expensive breakfast buffet

Mosquitonet was cut in to many pieces and not really covering the bed Sunchair on balcony was broken Room seemed not too well kept in all Would have expected a filled up minibar Wireless not included Complementary Airportshuttle system missing and charge way higher, than what one pays with a local taxi. Service at the poolbar a bit slow

The Bungalows over the water are excellent.

Staff were very friendly and helpful

Hotel was run-down and needed renovation. Facilities were poor.

The beach pool areas

The hotel looked tired and out of date staff was lackadaisical

Superb design and grounds. We where in an over-the-water bungalow. Don't believe any of those who criticize it fro not having instant access to water or a window in the floor. A lovely balcony overlooking the lagoon, a sense of really being part of a beautiful scene, easily outweighs any drawbacks. Friends stayed in a garden room, and were equally pleased. The white sand pool is terrific, and there is limited snorkeling and kayaking. Prices are high (they are almost everywhere), but compared to Le Meridien, the Intercontinental feels commercial and compressed, while the Radisson is on a hill with a nice view, but between Papeete and Pt. Venus which is largely unattractive because of the development there. A shallow white beach fronts Le Meridien, and stretches along the shore for a walk, and if its restaurant Le Carre is too expensive to do everyday, there is a shopping center next door (invisible from the hotel), with some alternative and more reasonable restaurants. Le Cigalon is one: great pizzas! We thought Le Meridien, after looking around, was clearly the best place to stay in a luxury hotel in Tahiti.

Only one thing: they, like the other hotels, play international pop music that would be familiar in Los Angeles or London or... They did one night at Le Carre restaurant, loudly, which put us off so we went elsewhere that night. We left a note for the management reminding them people come to Tahiti and the South Seas to get away, and would vastly prefer the local music. It is part of the Starwood chain, so who knows if anyone will pay attention. Aside from this, Le Meridien is a great place. We changed our reservtions after a cruise to go back there, instead of a different hotel we had lined up.

It was a beautiful hotel featuring lovely gardens and loved the sand bottom pool. Very good location and not far from the city..

The food at their restaurants was expensive. The food was inetable and we encountered a very unfriendly,cold waitress who didn't realy want to be there. Also they don't give enough information on special activities or things to do in Tahiti.

very friendly staff nice location and high quality