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With such a small number of hotels on the island, Tikehau offers complete solitude. Below you will find a hotel guide featuring descriptions and reviews of the two properties.
Located on a secluded, pink-sand beach beautifully fringed with palm trees, Le Tikehau by Pearl Resorts is like a delicate pearl waiting to be discovered in the Tuamotu Atolls. Its spacious, Polynesian-style beach and overwater bungalows feature their own verandas and are equipped with all the modern amenities of a deluxe property. The bar and restaurant are located poolside, providing an idyllic setting to admire the surrounding scenery and witness the bright, starry sky at night.
Hidden away on a private island in the southwest corner of the Tikehau atoll, Ninamu Resort is a boutique watersports retreat that caters to honeymooners, divers, fishermen, kite surfers, surfers and anyone who loves cruising along the surface or just below in warm, tropical waters that are bursting with life and energy. The resort offers just 7 bungalows, each unique in design and character, and can accommodate different guests' needs – from large families and groups of friends, to singles and couples. In addition to the guest bungalows, the restaurant and lounge serves as a social gathering spot with sweeping views of the lagoon, reef and sea.
Te Manu Lodge offers a serene retreat on a private motu nestled within the turquoise lagoon of Tikehau. Guests arrive by a short boat transfer from the airport, to a secluded islet that exudes understated Polynesian elegance. Thoughtfully designed bungalows, ranging from intimate doubles to spacious family cottages with kitchenettes, provide comfort and privacy just steps from white and pink sands.Guests can enjoy meals in an open-air dining area and spend their days snorkeling in clear lagoon waters, walking along soft sand, or simply enjoying the tranquil surroundings. With a focus on privacy, comfort, and environmental care, Te Manu Lodge provides a serene, nature-oriented experience for those seeking a relaxed and authentic island stay.
NOTE: The lodge will close December 1, 2026, for renovations and is expected to reopen on January 15, 2027.
