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InterContinental Resort Tahiti

Faa'a, French Polynesia · InterContinental · Core Luxury

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Opened June 19, 1974 as Travelodge Tahiti with a visionary all-timber structure when concrete dominated Pacific resort building, this Faa'a property faces Moorea across the lagoon with overwater villas on a private motu. Rebranded through Beachcomber and Parkroyal eras before InterContinental took over in 2001, it marked its 50th anniversary in 2024.

About InterContinental Resort Tahiti

History

The InterContinental Resort Tahiti sits on Tahiti's northwestern corner at Faa'a, facing the serrated silhouette of Moorea across the lagoon. The resort opened its doors on June 19, 1974, originally as "Travelodge Tahiti," and was notable for its visionary all-timber structure at a time when concrete dominated resort construction. It began with 200 rooms and 17 bungalows, including overwater villas on a private motu.

Over the decades the resort changed hands and names several times: rebranded as Tahiti Beachcomber around 1979–80, then Tahiti Beachcomber Parkroyal in 1987, before becoming the InterContinental Tahiti Resort in 2001 following Bass Hotels' acquisition of the managing group. Known affectionately as "the Beachcomber," it introduced signature experiences such as its 1982 Tahitian dance show and a lagoonarium, and celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2024.

The setting

7 km from Bougainville Park. 8 km from Papeete Market.

Restaurants and bars

Experiences

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