The intercontinental Tahiti was incredible. There are three unique swimming options and while the main pool was under renovation, the lagoon swimming area is very special and the sand bottom pool with swim up bar was incredible. In terms of dining, the garden lounge was perfect for watching the sunset at happy hour and the Le Lotus restaurant was a special and romantic experience. The breakfast is also to die for. If you stay while the pool is being renovated, I would encourage you to stay in the premium rooms close by the Le Lotus pool. Our Classic beach view room looked over some trucks related to the pool renovation and was a little noisy during the day which meant we spent less time in our room and more time in the other areas. This didn’t affect our sleep at all and we still absolutely loved our stay.

The room was very spacious and had a great view. It is a lovely resort and looks like a movie set as it is so beautiful. The breakfast buffet was very good and had so many options.

The bed was so high that as a short lady I had some trouble climbing on to it. Anyone under 5'3 would probably struggle. Once on the bed through it was very comfortable. It was a shame that the main pool was being repaired/maintained, but there were other options available. Very friendly staff. Dina in the boutique was very helpful when we were shopping.

Nice spot, lovely overwater bungalow, though not that swimmable from the bungalow, as quite choppy and a little murky, but that may just have been the weather conditions at the time. Nice sandy infinity pool and swim up bar, but other pool being renovated. Check-in and porterage staff were delightful. Le Lotus restaurant’s wine list.

The biggest disappointment was Le Lotus restaurant’s booking/vibe. I phoned the hotel a couple of days earlier and made a reservation for our one night there, which somehow didn’t make it into the reservation book when we arrived. This seemed to stress the young lady managing the restaurant, as she was very terse (the least friendly person we met in French Polynesia in 2 weeks), though she still found us a table. I did note that she seemed to be terse with her staff the whole evening, and they did not seem the happiest in their work. Worthy of a workplace culture review, I would say. To be (constructively) honest, the food was pleasant but staid in style, not really current Michelin 2 Star standard, as promoted in the (electronic only!) menu.

Nice room but view on our terrace was blocked by bushes

Snack food at food was not so good. Dining room was better. There was a line to check in and people were standing in the heat for about 45mins. They could have put on more staff or given people a number so they could sit comfortably until their turn to check in. Checking out was complicated as although they had my credit card I had to present it to them again or try to check out online which was not customer friendly

Hotels facilities are amazing from pools to the gym, restaurants are nice and food is amazingly delicious and fresh (hubby has a lot of diet requirements and the chef and waiters were always willing to attend all of his requests). Staff were super helpful and always polite. Everyone we met on the way always greeted us. The view from the hotel was superb: beautiful Moorea island and nice shades of blue in the sea.

The only thing that I think it could improve is the offer of shuttle service from airport to the hotel and back. Taxi is really cheap but as they don’t accept card we have to withdraw local money… it’s such a short ride that all guests would appreciate the gesture. Concierge did advise us about it though. Just a matter of management decision I guess.

The room was very comfortable and quite. We had an amazing view of the property. The pool was beautiful, big and very clean. We enjoyed everything about the property. Our breakfast was included in our package, thankfully, and was absolutely delicious.

The only thing I didn't like was when it came time to leave.

Just wow! What a stunning hotel. We stayed at the overwater bungalow. I loved how they have tried to incorporate the natural environment into the hotel, such as the natural pool filled with beautiful fish and the swimming pool with the sand floor, plus the turtle rescue centre. The restaurant on the water was fabulous. The Sunday breakfast buffet with dancers was so good.

My only complaint would be the price of food and drink, though I think this may be the standard in French Polynesia. Plus 20 US dollars for a cocktail.

Location was very good and very helpful staff, letting me leave a case there while I went to an island. The room was clean, comfortable and had a lovely little balcony. As the rain poured down, it was all much appreciated, as was the complimentary late check out! Don't try to reduce the cost like I did and stay somewhere cheap near the airport!

Good breakfast buffet but not really up to the standard I expected. Everything else was lovely though and even a choice of a pool or the beach!

The Resort was very close to the airport which was nice after a long flight. The property was very beautiful and meticulously cared for. The Resort staff were very friendly and helpful. I wish we would have stayed here a few more days.

Nothing, the interContinental Tahiti Resort and Spa was exceptional

The seawater lagoonarium was one of the best facilities we have seen in any hotel. The ability to swim and snorkel in clear sea water with such a great array of coral and fish was amazing. The hotel provided a cheaper city shuttle service (509xpf per person) to town which is muxh cheaper than a taxi. There are 4 tv channels with the option of english language - this is more than other hotels on the island. Service was fantastic - especially by Teva at the concierge and Sofia at check in.

The hotel is generally a little tired looking, but is clean, comfortable and well appointed. The cost of food is crazily high and the 850xpf delivery charge for room service was exorbitant - especially as the food arrived cold.