The lakeside Maitai Lapita Village is a charming resort built around a carefully preserved archaeological site on the western shore of Huahine. Located walking distance away from the main village of Fare, this hotel combines convenience with lush scenery and a unique sense of character. The hotel's historic surroundings tell a special story, while a museum in the lobby is dedicated to the history and culture of the island's original ancestors.
The Maitai Lapita Village offers a variety of garden and lakeside bungalows with large verandas, several with private pools. This prime setting on a freshwater lake means you will enjoy views of floating water lilies and frolicking fish rather than lagoon and coral. While the bungalows do not overlook the beach, the restaurant and swimming pool provide direct access to the sandy shoreline, offering clear views of Raiatea and Taha'a across the way.
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We love what this hotel represents. It has a unique character that exudes Polynesian history and culture. There's even a small museum dedicated to the island's ancestors in the lobby. The staff is very charismatic and the hotel believes in sustainable practices, using solar energy to power the rooms and homegrown fruits and vegetables to supply the restaurant. Consequently, the food is wonderful and affordable—much like the hotel overall, which offers great value for your money. Everything else aside, this is a convenient resort just walking distance to the main village of Fare.
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Extra person charges may apply and vary, enquire at time of booking.
Cribs and rollaway beds may be available and should be requested at the time of booking: fees may apply.
Passport identification and valid credit card are required upon check-in for incidental charges.
Check-in time: 2 PM Check-out time: 11 AM