The chef, Alice prepares delicious meals for dinners if you are doing half board. She also provides you with a nice assortment of fruits and breads/pastries for breakfast along with fruit juice, good coffee, and or teas. Damien and Karine are really nice hosts and do everything to make sure that you have a great stay.

Lights didn't work in our bungalow kitchen but we didn't prepare meals there anyway. And the dock which they call the pontoon needs to have it's repairs completed (they had a big storm a month before that damaged the dock as well as the boat hoist). Those were really minor inconveniences, overall we were very pleased with the place and its staff.

La perle Taha'a is a guesthouse where you feel really integrated into the island life. They prepare very good food and the staff is very nice. Sometimes there are local bands playing music. The location is great as you can paddle on your own to a nearby Motu and feel like Robinson Crusoe. In front of the accommodation you have awesome snorkeling and we met almost everytime some manta rays 😃

Excellent stay in a great location on the Tahaa Island. Karine and Damien are very friendly and helpful. In a word super hosts. As the island is remote, there is little choice of restaurants and it is hard to go somewhere for dinner unless one has a car. Hence we elected for a full board at La Perle Tahaa. The breakfast and dinner were very good prepared by a Tahitian team. all the "limited attractions" are close by and can be reached by bikes freely available on the facilities. Karine and Damien are very well connected to get a car, or a shuttle service booked. We had a great time and will make la Perle Tahaa definitely our destination next time we go there.

Location was perfect for snorkeling and using kayaks to get to Coral Garden on motu nearby ( 20-30 minute paddle depending on wind) We saw manta rays twice in four days directly in front of the resort and paddled kayaks to the Coral Garden on 2 days. We are snorkeling geeks so we have high standards. The sunsets were so beautiful to watch with Bora Bora as a backdrop. Be aware that the best view is across the road from the bungalows at their private “beach@ and pier. There are 5 chaise lounges and 2 chairs and a small table there for all the bungalows. The kitchen was well equipped for cooking, but don’t expect ice cream to stay frozen.

There were no reading lamps in our bedroom, only a mood lamp with dim light and an overhead fan light. Also, only one side of the bed had a table. The entire interior is painted dark brown so light is important. We only had 1/2 Roll of toilet paper at check in and no matches to light stove. This was quickly remedied by Damien, the very kind owner at dinner time. Make sure you let the owner know if you have no hot water. They are apt to run out of gas, but can recharge as needed. Having to walk up the hill to the restaurant to use wifi ( none in room) was a bit inconvenient, but we knew this in advance.

Best location in the island, in front of the coral garden which you can reach by borrowing the kayaks from the hotel. Although far from the main town Patio, it has some restaurants nearby, reachable by bike. A highlight of our stay was Teitho, the new employee who is super kind and happy to share his culture with guests!

There are so many great things I want to say about this time from the host Damien & Karen to their family. This place is a retreat & you feel 100% disconnected from the world. The accommodations, the property, the food, the peacefulness and the setting from breakfast to dinner had such a special touch from the hosts that I highly recommend this place. We visited multiple islands to include Bora Bora & this place was at the top of our list. If you want to really disconnect, come here. You will feel like you are among your family. Thank you Damien & Karen for your amazing hospitality!

There is no negative feedback. Like all the islands, just make sure to plan your transportation from the port to the hotel ahead of time. Damien can assist with the arrangements if you plan accordingly.

Great location. Lovely ambiance. Friendly family and staff. Fantastic food and drink. Charming bungalows. Overall a fantastic experience. The best part was the water access. You can take out the kayaks and paddle around the island or to the motu depending on your fitness. One of the coral gardens is just across from the pension and a good half day self-guided excursion

Best accomodation on the island. Beautiful and clean bungalows. kitchen available. Bycicles and kayaks available (deffinitely go to the corral garden in front with a kayak) . supermarket at 2 km, distillery at 2 km, pearl farms at 2 km. Good pizzeria (although it looks very basic ) with home delivery. Damien and Carine help you out with everything you need. Restaurant and bar.

Wifi was not good in the bungalow, yet good in the bar. So, whilst grabbing a sun downer…. Don’t expect too much of the island. Not much to do. No beaches no hiking trail ( for the moment)

Hosts were very pleasant and tried very hard to make our stay enjoyable. The meals were fantastic-excellent. Location was good and the snorkeling and swimming with manta rays superb.

Rooms were a little dark which made reading difficult. No tea or coffee supplied in room. An ice tray in the freezer would be appreciated and some towel racks in the bathroom. These would be enhancements not criticism’s.

it’s well maintained and the family that manages (specially Damien) is lovely and efficient. Food is excellent. Bike and Kayak service is definitely a plus.

The shower in the bedroom (doesn’t look like a water pressure problem. Probably just need to change the shower). Food was excellent and tasty but very expensive. Same prices as the Taha’a resort. Beer price is even more expensive then the resort.