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Aitutaki Village is a small boutique resort on Aitutaki in the Cook Islands. Situated on the white sandy beach of Ootu (meaning full moon) on the south western point of the island. The property provides a quiet and relaxing environment on the edge of the protected Aitutaki lagoon, ideal for swimming and water activities at all tides.The Polynesian inspired restaurant and bar has stunning views and is located on the lagoons edge. Breakfast, lunch and dinner is available everyday, we also offer special dinner evenings, lagoon cruises, private island excursions, rental vehicles, kayaks and island tours.
Absolutely best experience of our trip to Cook Islands!!! Awesome location, great rooms, nice restaurant right in front of the lagoon👍 We loved the beach, also a trip to one foot island included in the package. Quiet rooms in a beautiful garden. Easy access to scooter rentals Try the boat shed restaurant, walking distance 5 min from the hotel. Even though the hotels restaurant Blue Lagoon is very nice as well!
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Date of stay: November 2018
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When I booked our flights (my husband and I) I read about Aitutaki and knew we had to go. Now, most people go for only a few nights but I was so glad we stayed for the majority of our trip there! The weather was fabulous (even when it rained or was cloudy, it didn’t last long and was still very comfortable. The staff there was so friendly and helpful, and even though it is off the beaten track as far as town goes, the restaurant was nice, Koru Cafe is a short walk and soooo worth it and the Boat Shed is close by to rent scooters/cars and have a nice meal (also nice for sunrise viewing) The room: beds are comfortable, our AC worked the whole time we were there, the shower was hot and had good pressure, the room was clean and they stocked our coffee/milk whoever we asked! Also,…
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Date of stay: October 2018
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After being met at the plane and taken on a 5 min drive we were there! Silence!! Flat clear water of the lagoon ruffled only by a wading Bone fisherman and a stand up paddle boarder you just wonder where the rest of the world went. Warm welcome by the friendly staff as we checked in before heading to our chalets. Great swim followed by drinks on the waters edge before a scrumptious dinner. Plans for snorkelling and a visit to 'One Foot ' Island the next day were set and it was time to enjoy our first night on Aitutaki. A wonderful break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life (even in Raro?) but all too soon we were heading out but we will be back again. Man many thanks to the whole team.
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Date of stay: April 2018
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This is what you hope the South Pacific would look like: a beautiful, peaceful lagoon, barely a wave upon it, just endless differing shades of blue. The rooms are very expensive for what you are getting: they are basic wooden structures and are of inconsistent quality. The room my wife and I were in was fine, though the draining board next to the sink had not been cleaned; the one my kids were in had a lot of things missing, among them the insect net over the bed, a fly screen on the door, and any doors at all on their cupboards. Normally if you were paying this amount (I think about NZ$350 per bungalow per night) it would be outrageous. But, you're not paying for the quality of the room. You are paying for its location, and that is just incredible. The bungalows are in two…
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Date of stay: August 2018
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We were met upon arrival at the airport with fresh aromatic leis. We went to the property and our room was generously decorated with fresh flowers on the bed, on the counters etc, The facility was exactly as advertised. It was in a seperate bungalow. There was no tv, radio or telephone. If you are not content to sit on the beach or take a snorkeling cruise, this is not the island for you. If you are looking for peace and tranquility, this would be an excellent choice. Do not confuse this island with the Paris Ritz, but it is a wonderful;. quiet,peaceful place to relax and regroup.
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Date of stay: August 2018
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Spot on when people say this accommodation is at the best spot in Aitutaki. The rooms are comfortable and well presented. The staff were excellent - extremely helpful, professional, friendly and customer focused - no request was too much trouble for them. We were fortunate to be there on a Tuesday, and the Island Night Buffet & Show was a great experience with great food. Would happily stay here again on a future visit.
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Date of stay: July 2018
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Aitutaki Village is an absolutely wonderful little resort with a view that makes you speechless! We did a lot of research before we decided to book this resort, and we are so extremely happy that we finally booked Aitutaki Village. We stayed here for 14 days, and we loved every single second of our stay!!! The resort is located on Ootu Beach with a view over the lagoon, and it is so beautiful that you can sit for hours and just look out over the water with all its shades. The colors goes from white (sand banks), to turquoise, to green, to finish on the horizon with the deepest blue shade. It's incredibly beautiful! Aitutaiki Village is a small and fairly basic resort, but with a great service. The staff make you feel veryy welcome and special. The owner - Tania - does…
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Date of stay: July 2018
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Bungalow accomidation set beside a lagoon that is breath taking. Staff were helpful and friendly. Food served in an open eating area. Food quality was good but limited menue. Accomidation was reasonable but costly for what it is. Wifi was reasonable cost.
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Date of stay: July 2018
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We stayed four nights in a family unit. Basic, but comfortable and clean and the best location in aitutaki. Beautiful staff, from Tania who picked us up at the airport, room cleaning and restaurant. Meals at the restaurant were delicious, especially the tuna. They organised our trip to one foot island, the bishops cruise leaves from aitutaki village and is a must do. Very short walk to koru cafe for the best coffee and the boat shed, both with great meals as well.
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Date of stay: July 2018
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First of all,the guest that reviewed this property saying it was a dump with rats is lying. Obviously a mean person. This is our 3rd time in Aitutaki, first time staying at this property. We were greeted with lei's at the airport by Tania the manager. Rooms very clean & they have a/c which is a plus! Most places just have fans. The bedding was nice,and the bed was comfortable. Rooms are cleaned everyday. Some places clean every three days. There is complimentary coffee and tea in the room. Also complimentary breakfast is included. Great location. The water in front of the property is the best on the island. Tania the manager was just great! She helped us with all our needs. And trust me, we are a needy family. The food at the Blue Lagoon Restaurant was really good. Overall,…
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Date of stay: June 2018
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