波利尼西亞小屋由Kon Tiki(Polynesian Cabins by Kon Tiki)

Très belle hôtel. Les cabines sont petits, mais parfait pour faire une nuit pour s'envoler dans les iles.

Rent, snyggt, MÅNGA usb portar att ladda sina prylar med i rummet. Rummet var litet men otroligt mysigt med massa lampor man kunde byta färg på. Trevlig pizzeria precis brevid. Den låg mitt emot färgeterminalen så ska man vidare till någon annan ö är det jätte lätt. Jag gissar att detta hotell är mer för backpackers eller upptäcksresande än familjer som vill ha en solsemester.

This place is a scam. The “cabin” rooms have a shared bathroom and NO windows. At check-in I was shocked and when I asked for explanation the desk person said “it happens all the time”. Then went on to say that “it is clear when the booking that the room has no bathroom and no windows”…but at the same time people complain all the time. If it were “clear” people wouldn’t complain. I was offered a room with a bathroom for 3 times the price. Scam

飯店非常乾淨，所有員工都非常優秀。這是一個很棒的地方，但人們需要意識到你得到了什麼和沒有得到什麼。 Cabin是指類似船的船艙，很小，只有床、架子和電視和小冰箱。客艙外的共用浴室是個人浴室，而不是集體浴室。

小木屋是個好主意，既可以保證私人房間，又不用花太多錢。真的很乾淨，非常舒適，燈光很酷，無線網路也很好。這就像一張雙層床，但如果合理的話，您只能使用床的一半。有人在您上方，但他們與您位於不同的房間。唯一的問題是，如果他們很大聲，你有時可以聽到他們的聲音，但這不是一個大問題。強烈推薦。

Should be labeled Polynesian closet or cabinet. Room has a loft bed up an 8 foot ladder. Entry area is approx. 5 ft x 10 ft. My wife felt claustrophobic once the door is closed. Shared bathrooms are down a hall outside the shared common area. The desk staff was very helpful to arrange another room for an extra $200 but after a long flight we didn't care. At least they had something else. I guess the old saying buyer beware holds true. Hotel is directly across from ferry terminal which would be helpful for many travelers. Did not use their restaurant or bar since we arrived on a Sunday (closed) and Monday 5/1 is a Tahitian holiday (closed). Ferry building blocks most views of the ocean/port. I'm sure we will be able to look back and laugh at this since we did end up with a nice room. Definitely not for those who are afraid of climbing ladders or small spaces. More for the young and agile.

The "cabins" are small private rooms, basically a bed, desk, mini fridge and 4 walls but most useful has air con to stay cool, bed to rest, wifi, and many charging options. The rest is shared common area with washrooms with showers and an outdoor lounge with a mini kitchen, all shared. If you are mentally prepared for the concept and adjust your expectations it's very good. Great for a short stay or lay over at a reasonable cost. We stayed for 12 hours waiting for a late night flight after checking out of our normal room. The staff were so kind to let us check in early. It's a great spot to rest, stay cool, freshen up, and shower before a long flight home.

Horrible service. Had to pay if we wanted to check in early, even though the room was empty and ready. The receptionist told us we could chill after the check out and leave our luggage there until our evening flight. Apparently another receptionist later didn't agree with that and came and kicked us out from the common area as we were no longer their guests, despite of having just stayed there 2 nights.

I would have rather slept in my car. We had a full sized bed, seven feet above the floor. We had to climb a sketchy ladder up it. There was three feet by five feet besides the bed in the ceiling. It was the smallest room I’ve ever seen. Smaller than a cruise room or closet. I have ptsd from this place. The bathrooms are community. None of them had any toilet paper or paper towels. It smelled weird and was the worst experience of my entire life!!! I might forgive my husband someday. Lol!