At the Paradise Inn, Rarotonga, we offer our guests the best in warm hospitality and cool comfort in our charming ocean-side motel. A stay at the Paradise Inn will reward you with a treasure of memories of the Cook Islands that will stay with you long after you return to your home. 

Paradise Inn, Rarotonga is the perfect place for travelers looking for value for money. We have 17 serviced units nestled in a peaceful location between the mountains and the sea, yet only a few minutes walk to downtown Avarua. The terrace, bar, lounge and upper deck have breathtaking lagoon and ocean views and are yours for relaxing, whale watching, meeting people or enjoying a meal al fresco. A beach before the reef offers our visitors the prospect of sunbathing, a stroll along the beach, low tide reef walking and spotting starfish, coral and the small, colorful reef fish that populate the lagoon.

Paradise Inn is the ideal central base from which to explore Rarotonga and the perfect place to retreat to at the end of the day. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff can help you with organizing tours, transport, activities, special events and we have wide range of information on hand about the island. The shops, bars and cafes of Avarua are within five minutes walking distance at the slow Cook Islands pace. Several excellent restaurants, the National Museum, Library and Cultural Centre are just a short stroll away and a small grocer is on hand at the edge of the property for incidental supplies.

Our self contained standard units can each accommodate a maximum of three people. We also have one ideal family unit for four people, two single self contained units and a private, ocean front loft apartment for two.  To maintain the peaceful atmosphere of the Paradise Inn we do not usually accommodate children under the age of 12 years, however exceptions can be made in some cases so please ask us. Airport transfers can be arranged for you at any hour.  

As the sun sets, enjoy a sundowner on the terrace with a drink from the last “Honesty Bar” in the South Pacific where cocktails and tall tales are the order of the evening.