Location:
As you can see on the map-picture Inano-Beach is located on a peninsula on the western part of Aitutaki. It takes probably 15min into "town" with a scooter but you are right on the most beautiful spot of the main island. The southern tip of the peninsula has the only really sandy beaches on the island with no rocks or coral in the water. So you can go for a swim barefooted without worrying where to put your feet next.
As you can see on the pictures Inano-Beach has bright white sand and the water right in front of the beach is deep enough to go for a swim. Especially at low tide the lagoon is usually only knee deep in this area.
And in case you are worried because you are living right at the end of the airport´s runway: There are no big jets taking of or landing on Aitutaki. Air Ratotonga`s propeller aircraft are taking of maybe twice a day, but they are more of a background hum. Otherwise you don´t see or hear anything from the close-by runway.


Accommodation:
The bungalows are generally one big room with a queen size bed, a couch (convertible to another double bed), a dining table and a kitchenette inside. Only the bathroom is seperate.
I wouldn't call the bungalows "basic" as in a previous review. Maybe compared to a 5 star hotel but I think they are a pretty good standard. The kitchen is equipped with a stove, microwave, kettle and fridge and the deck in front of every bungalow has a table and chairs for outdoor sessions. A major plus is that the bungalows are well insect screend. I didn´t have any problems with mosquito bites.
The bungalows are cleaned daily and I think I got fresh towls everyday, too.

Service:
Like a former reviewer already said, there isn´t really a bar or restaurant at Inano-Beach, although you can buy some beer and soft drinks there. But Samade-Beach has a nice bar and restaurant right at the beach and it´s only a 3min walk away. You can also take the ferry to the Aitutaki Lagoon Resort if you like it really expensive...
Inano-Beach is more like a family run place. Veia the landlady tries to help everybody where she can and I almost felt like adopted after I had a little scooter accident. I couldn´t walk much and in fact spent a whole week just in the bungalow. And she brought me food on several occasions and even drove me to the hospital twice. Without charging me anything extra of course...
Another little service they have for guests are the kayaks you can hire there on a daily basis and at a considerably lower price than at Samade-Beach e.g. You can go to the three little uninhabited islands in the south with them if you are fit enough.

Price:
The price given here seems a little high to me, but I must admit that I was there during low season and stayed for almost 2 weeks. Nevertheless it might be worth trying to contact them directly and not go through a travel agency. They might give you a discount. Just look up www.inanobeach.com or write an email to inano@aitutaki.net.ck.