Hilton’s third property in French Polynesia has historic roots and island views: Hilton Hotel Tahiti
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Hilton has opened its third property in French Polynesia, with the debut of the 200-room Hilton Hotel Tahiti. The hotel is located two miles from Tahiti’s Fa’a’ā International Airport (PPT), on a historic site that used to belong to Tahiti’s royal family.
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Originally built in 1960 as Hotel Tahiti, the property was the first in the destination to earn an international following. Through the years, it hosted celebrities, royals and high-profile politicians.
Related: Fourth time is the charm: What it’s like traveling to Tahiti right now
Six decades later, Hilton’s extensive renovations have transformed the property, with an emphasis on open-air public spaces, natural light and ocean views. Design details feature light woods, a neutral color palette and a modern take on island-inspired decor.
The reimagined property offers a boutique spa, the largest pool in Tahiti and three dining venues. Additional new features include cabanas and a poolside restaurant with views of Moorea Island.
Related: Booking Tahiti on points and miles
Booking: For a January stay, Hilton Hotel Tahiti will set you back from 80,000 Hilton Honors points per night (rates from $344).
Related: My best use of Hilton points ever: A review of the Conrad Bora Bora Nui
Note that Hilton has recently announced new perks, including complimentary early upgrades for elite Hilton Honors members, digital key-sharing and the option to book and confirm connecting rooms.
Featured image courtesy of Hilton Hotels.
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