Rantahotellit - Seurasaaret, Australia - Uusi-Seelanti ja eteläinen Tyynimeri

”Tout est parfait. La terrasse le soir, l'acces direct a la plage, l'emplacement avec tout ce qu'il faut a proximité, la climatisation, l'accueil a la reception, les couchers de soleil! Un petit point qui pourrait etre amélioré : les indispensables de la cuisine pourraient etre mis a disposition (sel, poivre, huile). Mais ce n'est qu'un detail”

”Great location and staff,everyone I encountered was lovely and helpful. Tour Desk staff were brilliant ,organised all my activities,clean rooms ,lovely pool and right on the beach. Reasonable price and nice included breakfast. Beautiful day spa with many msages etc available,but sadly over priced.”

”We had a two-storey room with a sea view and it was really nice. The view was amazing over a black beach facing the island of Moorea. The service in the hotel was good. The restaurant was full on Friday and you have to take a taxi to get to Papeete so if you want to eat in the hotel make sure to make a table reservation in advance. The breakfast buffet was not much but as it was not included in our stay we preferred a la carte breakfast which was good and affordable. ”

”Fanno parte dell' hotel bungalow sul mare, bungalow in giardino e stanze in un fabbricato a parte immersi in ben curato giardino tropicaleSiamo stati in una di queste stanze,non nuovissime ma ben tenute e pulite, con una vista sul mare splendida.Cordiale e disponibile Tutto lo staff(un grazie particolare alla receptionist Giulia) Gradito la disponibilità gratuita di maschera ,pinne ,canoa etc.Non ci hanno entusiasmato i due ristoranti ( sicuramente c'entra anche un questione di gusto) ,non...

”Really nice hotel with amazing service and great reef”

”Staff was attentive and polite. Layout of hotel was lovely and calming blending with nature ”

”Loved it! Gorgeous. ”

”Wonderful location, super quiet and very nice staff. Direct access to the lagoon with kayaks and Sups available. Breakfast included, on the beach with your feet in the water. That's where I'll go again next time. Mauruuru Roa. ”