RESTUARANTS & LOUNGES:
Otemanu Restaurant. Elevated over the beach and lagoon dining is a special experience with stunning views on all sides. Featuring continental cuisine with a Polynesian flare. Specialties are fresh seafood. Proper attire is necessary: long trousers for gentlemen and dresses for ladies.

Café Fare - Surround by tropical gardens an ancient tiki sands guard. This exotic outdoor café has an informal poolside atmosphere. Let the fresh air enhance your appetite. Casual dress code.

The Rotopa Bar - This bar is open during the day and services the pool area and beaches until 6pm when the Hiro Bar opens. Built as a traditional fare with pandanus roof and fringes, this topical bar overlooks the pool and is itself a shady oasis from the sun.

The Hiro Bar - Famed for its awe-inspiring views and surrounded by an abundance of exotic flowering trees the warmth of refined woods from floor to ceiling and a masterfully hand-crafted bar taking center stage. Serving romantics and adventurers since 1993 it's an idyllic spot to sip tropical drinks and nightcaps. In addition to incredible views, live music is featured nightly.
Open 6pm - 11pm

Room service is available 7:30am - 10:30am for breakfast, and from 12 noon - 10 pm for lunch and dinner.

ENTERTAINMENT:
The highly popular Theme Night Buffets allow you to indulge in the exotic and romantic pleasure of dining under the stars. Most often accompanied by spectacular local entertainment, these occasions are not to be missed. The buffets and shows take place Thursday and Saturday nights. Thursday offers the Tahitian buffet and traditional dances. Saturday is the seafood buffet and fire dance.

The Buffet and Show
Weather permitting, guests are seated outdoors on the terrace of the Otemanu Restaurant. The terrace is semi-circular in shape, with several tiers that descend to a fire ring on the sand where the show takes place. Each show is an hour-long spectacle of exquisite singing and exotic, rhythmic dances. Thursday nights performance includes the tamure, a very fast dance accompanied by frenzied drum beats, and the aparima, where the women perform soft, gentle hand-dances, each movement telling a story. On Saturday nights the terrifying and magnificent fire-dance is fearlessly performed by a male trio effortlessly wielding huge knives of fire. A full orchestra playing traditional Tahitian musical instruments accompanies the dancers and singers.

FACILITIES:

Pool - A uniquely tiled 160' freshwater free form pool is located in the middle of the garden close to the Café Fare, the Rotopa Bar and beach.

Maru Spa - A spa set in the tree tops featuring 5 treatment rooms, some set on the waterfront and others 12 feet above the ground in the branches of two, 40-foot Banyan trees. The spa uses many local products and traditional therapies such as Polynesia Monoi oil massage but updates local traditions with the latest advances in international beauty therapy. The serene setting parallels the relaxing body treatments.

Fitness Center - Features treadmill, bicycles, step machine, universal weight machine, Life Cycle, free weights, stereo and TV available, lounge with floor to ceiling windows.
Open 6am - 11pm

Tennis Court (2) Regulation tennis court which is floodlit for night use.

Picture Description

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Rotopa Pool Bar; Motu for BBQ picnics; Vessel available for sunset cruises; Scuba divers; Exterior of the Maru Spa

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Maru's RainSpa; Honeymoon Spa; Noanoa Spa; Sacred Spa; Maru's Treehouse Spa

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Resort's Gym ;Tennis Court Aerial;Tennis Court at night; Waterskiing; Pool Area view from Rotopa Bar