Te Mao

"A nice basic place to stay in a quiet, convenient area. This lodging is only a few minutes from the airport, useful for withdrawing cash at the only ATM. Also, a few minutes bike ride to a small store to get basic supplies. There is a small restaurant opposite this store too. The room is simple, clean and quiet. The bed was comfortable. There was a kettle and fridge. There is a garden also with two seating areas. Some of the rooms have a patio with seating. I didn't have one of these. You may need to request one. The women working there doing the greeting, key delivery and house keeping were pleasant, essentially French speaking, we spoke in French. There are bicycles available with an extra charge. These are very useful for getting around the island. Rangiroa is a very simple island. The way of life is at a much slower pace with a very laid back attitude. This is reflected in Te Mao."

Le Coconut Lodge

"Me and my husband booked 3 nights at the lodge but unfortunately we only get 1 night and half off the next day. It was short but we loved it so much, the room,, the outdoor veranda and the beach. We wanted to stay there more so next time when we will be back to visit Tikehau we will make a stoop at this wonderful lodge Big thanks for this short but wonderful stay and will be back for sure Emma and Michael from Sweden"

Moana Breeze Rangiroa - Rental Car Included - Air Conditioning - WI-Fi

"This is a lovely place to stay. I was on Rangiroa for five nights, three is enough. Moana Breeze comes with a car and a quick drive around is interesting. There’s only a pizza place to eat in the evening but to be honest Paolo is a really good cook and I would recommend eating in."

Va'a i te Moana

"I spent 6 nights in the private room with private bath/toilet facing the yard. Very clean everywhere, sheets and towels were changed halfway through my stay. As this is summer now, and temperatures are up, Cinthia provided me with an extra fan. The breakfast is delicious and plentiful. The landlady, Cinthia, goes out of her way to make sure that everybody feels well and wellcome."

Aotera Guest House

"The rooms are small, dirty and full of bugs. There is no hot water and the taps are caked and dirty. The glass entrance door does not lock from the outside so you cannot leave objects in the room because anyone can enter. There is not even a wardrobe in the room."

Fare Huri Rangiroa