Honestly, for the price, I really can't complain. Central location in Papeete. Just a few minutes to walk to the ferry to Moorea, close to a lot of food, shopping and a beautiful park, plus the tourism office. The place was kept very clean. The breakfast included bread rolls, some cut orange slices, assorted jellies, butter and cheese slices, served between 5:30-8:30am. I felt the beds were comfortable. I appreciated they had a women's only room.

Wifi was spotty one day, the staff began the general cleaning process around 5:30-6am so not a great choice if you like to sleep in, the AC was not working in the women's room, the showers would benefit from a little shelf to hold toiletries, three of the six lockers in the women's room were broken.

They close at 8pm, but waited for my arrival a few minutes after 8pm. I liked the air conditioning in the room. They had lockers, so I could store my belongings safely. The internet worked decently.

The shower head didn't have any spot to attach it to, so I had to hold the shower head as I showered. The breakfast was basic: coffee, tea, milo, baguettes, jam, peanut butter, and sliced oranges. One of the bunkbeds squeaked when moving.

Well located for ferry to Mo'orea, bus stop to airport & Sunday market. Close to many restaurants, shops, park & waterfront walkway. Staff were welcoming & helpful with info for buses. Clean & comfortable. Hot showers. Solid WiFi. Plenty of common areas. Big kitchen. Great breakfast starts at 5:30 so could food before leaving for the airport/would be available before tours.

Enclosed building without natural light (though you'll likely spend more time out enjoying Tahiti!). Walls are thin so we could hear snoring from other rooms, but ear plugs would solve this. Expensive, but not for Tahiti/Papeete.

We had a private room with shared bathroom. The room was small with just a bed no window but had air-conditioning. The washrooms/showers were clean. Staff were friendly and helpful. In the morning they have complimentary bread, jams, orange slices, juice and coffee. There is a fridge to store your own food. Definitely a budget accommodation but worked fine for us as we had a late flight arrival and just needed a place to sleep for a few hours before catching a morning ferry to Moorea. The hostel is a 5-10 minute walk from the ferry dock which is the main reason we stayed here. There are also two ATMs close to the hostel if you need cash upon arrival.

Best thing was the location. Perfect if you don’t have your own mean of transport. Bus station 100m away, shops all around, including restaurants, market, chemist, ATMs, phone shops, etc. Ferry a few minutes away. All staff very friendly and available very long hours (check in at 11.30pm no problem!) Air con really quiet and efficient. Quite clean for a backpacker.

Breakfast is meant to be 5.30am to 8.30am. However by 7am not much is left. Only bread and jam (always the same and not the best). Never enough fruit or juice. Fridge could be cleaned a bit more often. Sometimes very noisy ( other guests being very loud and walls very thin).

Friendly staff, convient location close to ferry terminal in centre of Papeete

Most travellers staying at hostel were lovely but some a little odd, had TV (in kitchen) on very high volume until 3am despite asking the guy to turn it down and close kitchen door to contain the noise. Also bought shopping (bagged with name and room number) and put in fridge. Next day all that remained were 2 eggs (out of 12) and no milk or other drinks!

Convenient location right in the center of town a 2-minute walk from the market, clean, friendly. A well supplied shared kitchen. Comfortable bed.

Private rooms are tiny, no soundproof, a tiny window faces the corridor, but surprisingly, everyone was respectful, it was very quiet, and a lack of fresh air was fully compensated by a well working air conditioner. Breakfast consists of loaves of bread, jelly, bananas, tea and coffee. If you get to the kitchen very early, you may even get fresh orange juice - we missed it. Out of 4 showers on our floor, only 1 was functioning well at our time.

This place was actually better than expected from the pictures. The rooms are so-so but as expected from it being a dorm. The room I had didn't have a window, but I think the others do. The host was very nice and let me check in during the night as my flight arrived very late. It's clean and there's free (but very simple) breakfast available. The location is excellent!

Since the room didn't have a window, it got a bit enclosed and smelled a bit. Also the beds were very noisy and not super easy to get into/out of when on the top bed.

This is a true backpacker’s hostel! The AC unit in the private room was a God send! The bed was comfortable. The shared toilets and showers were clean, which is always really nice.

The breakfast was really limited. Make sure you get there early, as it gets picked over really fast by the other guests.

The location is wonderful. Across the street from the marina, food trucks, restaurants, shops. Easy walk to many local places. Not far from the airport. Very friendly, helpful and accommodating staff. Clean and inexpensive, with basic breakfast included. As a solo backpacker, it was an excellent choice for a night before catching a flight to Bora Bora the next day.

I stayed in a dorm with bunkbeds & lockers, a shared bathroom. If that is not the kind of travel you do, I believe they also have private rooms? Not sure. I wasn't there long. There was A/C, but it wasn't working, and there was only one fan for the entire room. That was challenging, but I was too tired to worry about it.