Hotels with Jacuzzi in Room in Bora Bora

Grounds: The property is beautiful in every corner. We stayed at the Conrad Bora Bora Nui but the grounds aren’t anywhere as nice as the Four Seasons. The water in four seasons is shallow so you can do all sorts of activities without worrying about safety. They have a private lagoon area and multiple different beach areas. The water is incredibly clear going from shades of blue to green. Spa: Spa setting is breathtaking. Lots of treatments to choose from. we did 80min pareo massage 15min foot massage which costed around $1100. Massage was okay it didn’t really feel like we got a massage and didn’t feel like like it was a 95min long treatment. There are other treatments to choose from though. There’s also a jacuzzi everyone can use without having to book a spa treatment. There’s a gym across from the spa and it’s equipped with everything you’d need. Food: This was amazing as well. We are vegetarians and every restaurant handed us a separate Vegetarian menu. That was a first for us and we loved the food! We also did a private dinner on a Motu. The ride to the Motu and the set up was breathtaking. Our server was incredible however the weather got very windy when he went to get the food from the kitchen. Wind knocked over a glass of champagne and water on my dress on two different occasions so we asked to move the dinner indoors. It also took a while to get a ride back to the resort so we could continue our dinner indoors. So overall if weather is good this is a must try!

A beautiful resort through and through, with some caveats that impacted my enjoyment. That said, I'll start with the Pros: 1. Location. Obviously this is a beautiful country and the views from the resort are unmatched. 2. Staff are incredibly polite and helpful. 3. Service is impeccable, with the caveat that everything here operates on "island time" and expectations should be managed accordingly. 4. Resort offers a ton of activities, places to swim, and things to do from ATV adventures, to Jet Skiing, to hikes. 5. The food is expertly prepared and incredibly delicious. 6. The swimming areas are exquisite. 7. Room service is positivity exceptional. Now, the cons. 1. There are a total of 4 places to eat on the resort, including the pool bar. Vaimiti is an excellent Asian fusion restaurant. I can't remember the other sit-down restaurant name but it's a French/Polynesian fusion. Both restaurants have rather small menus with relatively small portions (for an American) considering it can easily be $150/pp before drinks, one would expect a larger menu and portion size. 2. There is no basic bar or lounge besides the beach bar, which closes pretty early. Finding someplace to have a quiet drink is largely impossible. In speaking with the staff, supposedly Vaimiti used to be a bar and lounge, but that idea was scrapped for whatever reason. 3. Sunscreen at the on-resort boutique is no joke $50. Ladies sanitary products are similarly priced. Perfect for a 7 day stay.

Pros: beautiful grounds, attentive and kind staff, engaging Polynesian dance show, good breakfast buffet, impeccable Arii Moana restaurant experience, quality of over-water bungalows and beds, quick room service, and the tour operators who come for excursions are amazing. Cons: we experienced oversights during our stay that are unacceptable at the prices being charged, including a botched double booking for sailing before arrival, waiting 27 minutes to get even water to drink at our first night's dinner reservation at Vaimiti, a spa day that was not as we ordered it (we ordered pareo massage that was clearly advertised as part of the ritual, and were told it was not possible, and instead of received very abbreviated swedish massage that was meh), and a mistake in allowing reservations for the Polynesian dance show to be made too late in the evening that resulted in having to run the mile from my bungalow with wet hair and no makeup in order to make the show. I also was not hungry yet because I was expecting to have dinner much later, and was charged $150 for the buffet regardless. My husband is not a picky eater and said the buffet was terrible, with 2 of the savory options being so salty as to be inedible. The buffet offerings looked limited and sad, very inferior to their breakfast buffet. Overall, we would have been equally happy elsewhere for half the price and did not find the execution to meet a high enough standard to justify the cost.

My rating is based on a 5 star accommodation. I did not like the quality of service during the breakfast. Very poor. Why not to have a person who oversees the breakfast serving crew to ensure that coffee is warm, table set is properly set up, dirty plates removed (attract flies), supplies replenished, invoice handed in the middle of a meal. All staff however, has been very friendly and they want to do well. Dinner service was on very high level, but a few meals poor, such as overcooked fresh fish. Dinning in service was flawless on all counts including the food. This is a very beautiful resort with pleasant and helpful staff, but in my view run by an incompetent management. The resort maintanance is being neglected and this is a shameful finding because it would not require exorbitant amount of funds to keep the walkways safe and outside furniture from falling appart. I wonder if the resort manager ever goes outside. I am sure he knows all about the cash flow, but is that enough to run a sustainable customer dependent business? The room/hut service was far from satisfactory. The bar was not replenished once, tea, coffees supplies were replaced on intermittent basis…not a 5 star service again.

First and hopefully not last time in Bora Bora! From the moment we arrived at the airport in Bora Bora the Four Seasons staff was super friendly, professional and helpful. The property itself was paradise. We had the most basic room, an overwater bungalow, and it was absolutely perfect. Unless you are looking for a particular view or a pool on your deck, the basic rooms are not basic at all but very luxurious. Due to COVID the hotel was rotating dining options, our favorite was in room dining as well as their Asian restaurant. We were able to experience the spa, fitness center and even a snorkeling tour the hotel setup for us— everything was great! If you are looking for a really nice stay, Four Seasons Bora Bora is it. During our snorkeling tour we went by all the other resorts and this is by far the nicest resort in Bora Bora.

Raging Review for The Westin Bora Bora Wow, where do I even begin? The Westin Bora Bora was hands down the best resort experience we’ve ever had! From the moment we arrived, the staff knew us by name, making us feel like VIPs every step of the way. The entire property is immaculately clean and feels incredibly new. It’s clear that every detail was thoughtfully designed to provide guests with a modern, luxurious, and seamless experience. One of our favorite features was the free bikes available all around the resort! It made getting around the gorgeous grounds not only convenient but also fun. Another standout was the water stations offering clean, filtered water—such a thoughtful touch that made staying hydrated a breeze. Our room was a dream. Everything was brand new and equipped with the latest technology, including Bluetooth connectivity and surround sound for music. Plus, they thought of everything when it came to power adapters, so no worries if you forgot yours—pure convenience! The personal touch from the staff was what truly elevated this stay from great to unforgettable. Everyone went out of their way to make sure we felt welcome and cared for. If you’re looking for a pristine, modern, and beautifully managed resort where luxury meets personal service, look no further than The Westin Bora Bora. We can’t wait to return!

We loved our time at the Westin Bora Bora. The overwater bungalow was awesome, so clean and well maintained. The people were very friendly and helpful. They had refillable water bottles at check in and water filling stations throughout the resort. Rachel, Te’amo, Varuna, Mirabell, and many others working at the resort were so welcoming and fun to chat with. The turtle hospital was great to visit and I loved that the turtles they were rehabilitating had a large lagoon to swim in. The bikes were a blast, part of the fun was finding one with breaks and air in the tires but it’s a beach bike and we were on vacation so we were just happy to pedal around. We’re looking forward to returning one day.

Beautiful resort property & amenities! The staff was overall amazing & accommodating. They gave us an upgrade for our ten year anniversary which was much appreciated. The only issue was because of the upgrade our check in was delayed three hours which wasn’t communicated. Had they informed us our bungalow wouldn’t be ready until 6pm we would have changed right away & enjoyed the pool, however, the communication was vague. The therwuse everythung was amazing! We saw manta rays and sharks right off the dock, the resort was modern and clean, and we loved the bikes to get around! The snorkeling wasn’t as good as other areas we’ve stayed in Bora Bora but we definitely enjoyed the Westin.

Amazing hotel and staff. The are friendly and accommodating. The concierge and registration helped us in adding a day to our stay, scheduling us to get tatooes on the island and transportationn, and changing our flight. The over the water bungalow was amazing. This tourist destination is on the high end of cost, but well worth it! We really enjoyed our stay!!

First class hotel with highly trained staff and great amenities for this type of remote location (pool, beeches, activities, snorkeling, marine life, restaurants). Paradise like setting, newly (re)built with great views in every direction.

It has been three years since our last visit and the St. Regis is better than ever. The property and facilities are fresh with new furniture at the beach (the cube at the pool beach are great) and dining areas, new bikes and overall general maintenance - the hotel felt new. We enjoyed an overwater room with lagoon view - it is a wonderful, large room with decks and swim platform. One very nice feature is the covered dining table on the deck - it is the perfect place for coffee and the morning sunrise. The food is some of the best - various options and staff very willing to address any food issue or preferences (vegetarian, etc.). We want to highlight Karen Ouryoute of the dining staff who provided us excellent services each day. The staff is amazing - caring and helpful. At the pool or beach or in need of any beach toys (canoes, boards, jet-ski, etc.) or drink - just look up and a “beach boy” will be there to assist. A special thank you to Ruben and his young worker assistant - these boys never stopped running to get you what you wanted or needed. A new item for us was live music at night in the bar/dining area - this was a great treat. Different musicians each evening - excellent local talent. One was Vehiatua Montaron - singer and acoustic guitar with some backup base help from his dad. This is one of the great properties in Tahiti. The grounds, pool, beach, restaurants are all first class without being pretentious. We highly recommend the St. Regis.

Before coming to Bora Bora I was deciding whether to stay at the Four Seasons or St Regis, in the end I decided to stay in both. They are very similar and basically situated next to each other, however, you will notice some differences. The second part of the stay we spent in one of the over water bungalow suites in St Regis. We upgraded to a two bedroom bungalow with a private pool overlooking Otemanu mountain. The rooms appeared bigger and nicer than in FS with the exception of the view- both had incredible views but I think that FS may have been slightly better in terms of a direct view of the mountain. The rooms in St Regis are very spacious and I liked the decor more than at FS. The staff was more International and nicer at SR than at FS. It seemed a bit easier getting around SR thanks to the bikes that you could just take from one of the bike stands. As for the resort dining- we have tried their supposedly best restaurant at the resort- The Lagoon by Jean Georges in SR and we left a little unimpressed (considering its a Jean-Georges restaurant). The breakfast selection was similar as well, the main difference was that the b’fast was included in the price in FS while it cost around $110 for a simple a la carte breakfast in SR. As for the surroundings; SR seemed more rural and more authentic to me with a lot of flowers and trees that I didn’t find in FS. What I think that St. Regis had and FS didnt was the beach. The water seemed nicer and the beach was just amazing.

We stayed at the St Regis for part of our honeymoon - they had heart flower petals setup on the bed, a bottle of champagne and some sweets. The stay was fabulous - we had a beachside bungalow with a pool and it was perfect! Very clean, private and romantic. Even had a brand new hammock out on the edge of the beach perfect for watching the sunset. Butlers were very attentive arranging dinners and activities for us. Beach boys ensured we had everything we needed when lounging by the beach or pool, they constantly brought over ice water to keep us hydrated. We were upgraded to an over water bungalow for free mid way through our stay. Room was a little more worn than the beach side room and was not nearly as private but overall was a very cool experience to be able to jump right in to the clear water. If we were to go back I would get the beachside with a pool as it is more secluded and quiet.

My wife and I just stayed in an overwater bungalow for 5 nights. We were impressed by every single aspect of this resort. The staff are all very friendly and attentive, and will accommodate almost any request. But they are not stuffy or overbearing - it was the perfect level of service but also respect for a couple’s conversation and privacy. The resort is huge, so even though there are no roads to the resort or anywhere else to go, there is plenty of room to walk or bike. It is a solid 10-15 minute walk to the restaurants from the bungalows on the end of the platform, which was perfect for us. The lagoon they have is amazing for snorkeling - we rode our bikes there and snorkeled almost every day. It’s like being in an aquarium. The lagoon at the St Regis was a differentiator for us when picking a Bora Bora resort. The food was excellent too. Good quality and not too fancy. Maybe slightly more expensive than nice resorts in Hawaii. We used Pacific for Less to plan and book our trip and they took care of every detail. I highly recommend this resort and using a travel agent like Pacific for Less to have a seamless experience and as good of pricing as you can get so you can relax and enjoy Bora Bora. It is even more amazing than we expected. Must do - book a snorkel excursion that includes a stop at the coral garden (most of them do). This was an afterthought on our sharks and rays excursion but was the highlight of the trip. Best coral and snorkeling we have ever done.

The St. Regis exceeded my expectations. I have stayed at many luxury resorts around the world, and this was the best experience I have ever had. The resort itself is exquisitely designed, with the best view of the Mount Otemanu, which is breathtaking. The service was better than anything I have ever known. Our butler, Giulio, was superb. He took amazing care of us, he was classy and thoughtful. He checked in on us, making sure that all our needs were always met and more. He also planned out all our meal reservations, which was a big hassle I was worried about. He helped us plan our daily excursions and made sure everything was taken care of. I highly recommend the shark and ray snorkel trip, as well as the manta ray snorkel trip. We also enjoyed the Miri Miri spa, which is a Clarins spa (my favorite). It's hard to put into words how amazing the experience was. What I can say is this, every person, from our butler to the maids, our guides, the amazing photographer we hired, the pool boys, to the local gentlemen cutting down fresh coconuts outside our bungalow, were gracious, welcoming, eager to be helpful, and never did we feel like they were only doing it with the hope or expectation of tips. They exuded pride and joy to be showing you a wonderful time at this incredible resort, in the most beautiful place on the planet. It was magical, and an experience I will never forget.

We spent our 30 year anniversary here in September for 10 nights. The property is in the best spot on the island and absolutely beautiful. The staff is amazing and always continually try to please you. Everything is very clean. The property is a little bit older, but the style is Tahitian style. Which is exactly what we wanted coming to Bora-Bora. The snorkeling right off the beach is amazing. So many colors of fish, coral under each hut. We saw stingrays up and down the beach every day and reef shark as well. We did seven nights in the cottage and 3 nights over water bungalow at the end of the pontoon. The water is shallow all the way out. Definitely worth splurging for. Breakfast was great included each morning. We did the Polynesian show. They did a great job and the food was really good. We had appetizers and drinks through the week. It’s a little expensive, but they were good as well. One block down the street is the lucky house. It has really good food And the Bora-Bora beach club had an amazing dinner and sunset as well. The location is great because you can walk to the market on the street corner or either of those restaurants. If you stay on the other small islands you have to take a water taxi over. Constance at the front desk was so helpful, also Samuel, Alvida, Alban, Teena, Georgina made awesome omelettes! Do the Bora Bora lagoon boat full day. Swam w sharks n rays n Polynesian lunch in water after. Taaroa was an awesome guide!! definitely recommend n go again!

We stayed in a mountain view bungalow (number 10), which got the late day sun so we could relax by ourselves in early evening after daytime activities. We also had the breakfast + dinner meal plan and found the dinners exceeded our expectations. The location is really convenient, you can walk to the public beach, a few restaurants, and a convenience store to stock your in-room fridge. Pool tables and games on property were also a nice addition. We kayaked to the coral garden and it was easy enough - about 15 minutes there a little less back with the wind behind us. All the staff we interacted with were also very helpful and kind and willing to assist with anything we needed. Room was clean and comfortable. Snorkeling in the lagoon was easy - water was clear, variety of fish types and sizes, also saw sting rays every day. We also rented bikes and went around the island - took about 90 minutes of biking and was very pleasant. Stopped in town for some gift shopping and for lunch at Matira beach.

We stayed at InterContinental Le Moana Feb 2023 (end of pontoon OWB #28). This resort and it's location were exactly what we wanted. Our experience here was absolutely perfect, the staff were amazing! We had the buffet breakfast each day, included and never ate lunch, the buffet was so filling and had such a wide variety of foods. My experience began two weeks before my arrival when I emailed the resort to confirm they had my reservation (made on Orbitz) and they confirmed that all the information was correct and that a "end of pontoon" OWB was waiting for me. There are only 4 "end of pontoon" OWB and they have the best views and are most private, so that was important! When I arrived, Constance Hokuh was our check in person, she was so friendly, and treated us like VIP's! She gave us a tour of the resort and walked us to our bungalow. The end of pontoon bungalows are a full 10 minute walk from the shore, it is way out there! We were also greeted by Laurence the Resort GM, who came out to personally welcome us and wish us a happy anniversary. She also sent champagne and macrons to our room as a welcome. I liked that the resort is on the main island for access to different restaurants and shopping.

AMAZING STAY!!!! We stayed in a horizon view over water bungalow and everything about it was superb. The bed was so comfortable, a pillow menu if you're into that. The staff are friendly and helpful (apart from one concierge who never had a name badge on but she always seemed like she couldn't be bothered) The location is perfect, you face east so watch the sun rise. Then across the road to the main hotel entrance there is a public beach facing west so people gather for sunset. The crystal clear water is home to a variety of coloured fish and every day we'd see the resident sting ray patrolling the waters as well as a baby reef shark. Every evening it was the leopard rays who made their appearance. Room service is cheap at 1000 Xpf and it means you can enjoy eating on your own private deck overlooking the lagoon. Local restaurants nearby and Bloody Marys offer a pick up service from the hotel for a fee.

The location is fabulous. The water surrounding the water bungalows was shallow and perfect for me as I can't swim. Had also a lot of fun with the kayaks provided by the hotel. The stuff is amazing, super helpful. And the breakfast was excellent. The room was spacious and the bed very comfortable. The transparent table with the corals + fish underneath was the perfect touch for the room.

Having read almost ALL other reviews before we booked, we think a lot of people are projecting 5-star expectations on this 3-star accommodation. In reality... The staff were awesome - kind and helpful, from the cleaners to the receptionists to the restaurant and bar staff. The restaurant was delicious and fairly priced in comparison with other options on the island. Breakfast was good to great, but since it was inclusive with the price of the accom, we rate it as great. Excellent location, close to a store and other eateries. Rental bikes, rental kayaks, and Snorkel gear on-site. The lady from the resort who helps you book tours and bikes etc is very helpful - she takes her time, and no ask is too much. The beach across the road is an extremely easy walk across from the rooms - and for that short walk you get a private, not-very-populated beach as well as the accommodation restaurant, pool, snooker tables and ping pong. The beach is picturesque, tidy. Tje rooms - perfectly clean, cool, nothing alive inside except for you (i.e. NO Mosquitos, Lizards). What more could you ask for, really? We'll happily return. Mauruuru roa ki a koutou no te Royal Bora Bora.

The hotel is in a great location, close to the Coral garden which can easily be reached by kayak. Local restaurants and Matira beach are within walkable distance. The rooms are very spacious and clean. We enjoyed sitting on the balcony at the end of the afternoon. The beautiful grounds, pool area and beach are well cared for and always clean and tidy. Good choice of food at breakfast. Food and drinks at the restaurant were reasonably priced. Staff were very friendly and helpful. We had an early evening flight but were able to use the hotels facilities until it was time to leave for the airport. Overall cannot fault this hotel. It is a perfect choice if you don’t want to spend a fortune staying and being captured in one of the exclusive resorts.

If you don't plan to stay in an overwater bungalow then this is the place to stay. The beach at the hotel itself is rather modest, but the best beach in Bora Bora is Matira Beach, and it's only about a 10 minute walk from the hotel. Going to Matira is a must! The hotel is ideally situated within walking distance of several restaurants (for lunch or dinner). The staff are super friendly. The concierge desk is super helpful in booking excursions. What's also great is that the boat excursions pick you up right from the dock next to the hotel. The rooms themselves are modest, but clean. Importantly they have A/C (and not all places have that). Would recommend including breakfast as there aren't other breakfast options nearby. Breakfast itelf is overall pretty good (pancackes, french toast, bacon, eggs, fruits, yoghurt, croissants). They also arrange transportation to and from the hotel (ask in advance). As an example of the front desks kindness, I accidentally overpaid for the taxi service. They contacted me after I left, and sent me a refund in cash to my hotel in Papeete (on a different island!). We took a boat excrsion to a Motu (islet) where we had lunch, and another boat to snorkel. Both were amazing!

Very good hotel, by a beautiful beach where you can swim and snorkel to see some tropical fish. Staff were very friendly. Pool is very nice, not big but located by the restaurant and nearby the beautiful Matira beach. It's a walk distance from one beautiful beach in Bora Bora and restaurants for dinner. It is very nice to walk around and watch fish even during the night from the pier. Lovely rooms, comfy and spacious. Open shower is painful...but the shower itself was nice.

Great location. friendly staff. Good restaurant. Great snorkeling straight off the beach. Views are amazing from the beach and restaurant. Clean and Comfortable room with a great view.

The location was very close to restaurants, supermarkets and shops, 15 minutes walk from the port. They have a free pick up service, very appreciated. The lodge was extremely clean, big and comfortable with a nice sea view terrace and mountain view from the other side. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Definitely the best place to stay in Bora Bora without going into resorts.

I liked everything about Sunset Hill Lodge! From the friendliness of the staff (Dolores and Gérard), to the excellent condition of everything in the unit (nothing broken, damaged, no duct tape or other temporary fixes), to the comfortable bed, linens, pillows, etc. It was all really well maintained and managed. Everything was clean and tidy. The appliances were relatively new (frost-free fridge/freezer, Bosch gas stove top) and worked great. Air conditioning worked great. Big windows with screens, which I preferred using overnight instead of the AC. Both Dolores and Gérard had helpful information about nearby stores, the public beach, etc. The view was lovely, and the location was walking distance from 2 grocery stores.

very clean, beautiful and cozy especially the balcony with sea view, walking distance to stores and restaurants, and everything you need is there. Staff were very helpful and nice.

The mattress, sheets are comfortable. The shower room is clean and comfortable. There is balcony overlooking the ocean. Overall the property is decent and clean. Hinano the property manager assistant is kind to give you a ride from the port to the property vice- versa I called her on her phone and when she was available she gave me a ride. She helped me with my luggage because when I came in to the property I injured my foot from the other accommodation.

Hotel Review Our stay was absolutely fantastic! The pickup from the harbor worked perfectly, and we were greeted with a warm and friendly welcome. We stayed in an apartment in the Villa Moana, which I can highly recommend to everyone. The apartment was beautifully equipped, spotlessly clean, and in a great location. It also featured a wonderful terrace with a stunning sea view. A particular highlight was the private dock with stairs that made it easy to enter the sea. Snorkeling here was a great experience—even though it might not seem so at first glance, there’s plenty to discover upon closer inspection. During our stay, I spotted octopuses, lionfish, stingrays, turtles, and even a nurse shark (don’t worry—they’re more scared of you than you are of them, and they quickly swim away if you encounter them). We stayed on the upper floor, and in the evening, when the lights from the lower floor illuminate the water, you can watch the sharks hunting. It was an incredible and exciting sight. All in all, it was a wonderful stay, and I would book here again. Mauruuru Francesco & Mimi

This may be the best vacation place we have ever stayed! Maitai may not have all the sparkle of the Westin, but it has all the frills you expect from a complete resort. White sand beach right in front with chairs and palm trees and snorkeling in a coral garden right there. We saw 10-20 different types of tropical fish! Free snorkel and fins for the duration of your stay and fresh towels every day. And free kayak if you want. You can walk into the snorkel area, or just climb down your ladder if you rent an overwater bungalow. Even the Westin does not have coral garden snorkeling right in front. If you are not in a bungalow, ask for room 73 or 74 or 77, 78. Our room had the most outstanding beach/lagoon/island view. Maitai has two restaurants, happy hour, greeting with a lei, tour desk, solid buffet breakfast, daily room cleaning and fresh towels, and no insects! The staff is super friendly and helpful. Thank you, especially to Giulia! For us, the complete resort experience at half the price, and the location, with other restaurants within walking distance (Bora Bora Beach Club), the Maitai resort was the best that Bora Bora could offer. Recommended!

The staff are really friendly and helpful. The little beach is well maintained and has some great snorkellkng spots to access with snorkels from the hotel. The food and drinks were average but the location of the beach side bar/restaurant is ideal for a drink before dinner/during the day. The room was clean, comfortable and had everything we needed with a stunning view across the lagoon (we had an ocean view room). There is a small supermarket up the road for any essentials and an Avis rental to hire bikes, cars and scooters. The hotel arranged for a transfer to/from the ferry port to get to the airport at an extra charge.

Breakfast was included. Location on the water front gave easy access to the sea. Accommodation was comfortable and fairly large rooms with very comfortable bed. Balcony was handy for relaxing. Lounge area was comfortable and the wifi was best in the lounge area. Choice of two restaurants - during peak season make sure to make a booking at the "a la carte restaurant" on the beach. Staff were friendly and helpful. Tour companies have this hotel as a pick up point which is handy.

Excellent, big room, with a fridge and nice huge balcony. Tropical landscaping all around. Local hotel beach (on lagoon) right across the road, restaurant on site where you can eat on the beach. Excellent breakfast! The hotel provided transportation to/from Vaitape. Matira beach is walkable. A small store is walkable. Touring/snorkelling in the lagoon and nearby ocean are exceptional! Hotel has their own small pier, which is great to do some stargazing, enjoying the amazing trade winds (it faces roughly east) and the lagoon/motu views.

We had a huge King room with a fantastic view to the East .it was clean and comfortable although the building could do with a bit of TLC . The breakfast was excellent.. had everything you could think of. You can swim at the private beach across the road , where they had beach chairs and beach equipment and a beachside restaurant. Great location , walking distance to the Bora Bora Beach Club restaurant and the beautiful Matira beach .

Loved the location as easy to walk to the cente of the village - shops, restaurants, bars and less than 10 minutes from the airport ferry - Haiwai was amazing in picking us up and pointing out all the local facilities and also a fabulous boat trip tour with lagoonarium (wonderful family managed tour) and Haiwai spoke great english. Meeting Levi the puppy was also a highlight. All the staff were so welcoming and helpful, yet discrete. Pool was fabulous with a wonderful view and plenty of sunbeds (liked the fake grass around too, as easy on the feet), pool a great temperature too with long opening hours Le Gecko restaurant was amazing with fabulous sunset views. We had a lodge on stilts over the water and everything was great with again lovely views of the harbour, some of the islands, the boats/ships etc. Breakfast was more than adequate, with lovely coffee and served with a smile!

I spent a lovely overnight stay at Oa Oa Lodge...too short. The manager was very helpful and collected me from the ferry (free). My garden view room was gorgeous and contained everything I needed. The sunset views from the Lodge were amazing and are memorable. I had a very enjoyable evening meal in the restaurant. The island is special. A wonderful lady Heiata (who sells the most delicious mangos from her market stall at her house with her sister (from Ou Ou Lodge to the centre, go pass garage, her stall on left hand side) kindly brought me around the island and showed me this wonderful beach.

The Oa Oa Lodge is awesome! We wanted an over the water bungalow without the $1000 price. Althought the entire bungalow is not over the water, having the balcony that is, works just a well. In fact, I might argue that it is even better because during storms, you aren't scared for your life. Location is perfect. It is a 2-5min drive, or a 20min walk to the main town where the airport shuttle, food, and shopping are. That said, if your renting a car, all the rental agencies will pick up and drop off. Plus the best restaurant in town in actually right next to the lodge. The food and prices were good. Some people might be shocked at the prices, but since taxes and gratuity are included in the price, its about the same price as a nice restaurant in North America. With regard to the bungalow, it is great. The only downside is that even though there is an air conditioner installed right in the place. They won't run it. So its NO A/C!! Having said that though, they are willing to give you a stand up fan. on top of the ceiling fan, and we went in January which is probably the hottest time of the year, and the breeze off the ocean actually keeps you fairly cool most of the day. Bungalow 3 is at the end, and the most private. The water is good for snorkeling and swimming right off the balcony. Some reviews have complained about the wifi, but we were at the farthest bungalow, and we still got wifi. It isn't fastest. But we were still able to watch Netflix in the evening.

We had an amazing time at the Oa Oa Lodge, with its beautiful Polynesian style bungalows. All the staff were very friendly and helpful. The family-run property is well kept and made us feel welcome and at home, they helped us schedule activities and gave us good recommendations. The bungalow (over-water) was excellent and had everything needed, it was so great to wake up with the ocean breeze and lagoon views, and we spotted an eagle ray and sting ray just by our bungalow. Breakfast was very good. Diving center on-site was excellent, and very convenient as they pick up right at the lodge dock. We had great dives with them. The lodge is about a 15min walk to town & groceries, or an easy bike ride. Overall we highly recommend Oa Oa Lodge, and found it to be exceptional value for the price!

We had the overwater bungalow and it was absolutely perfect. It’s spacious, huge bed, clean bathroom and even serviced daily if required. Tea/coffee making amenities and fridge was a bonus! Straight access to the water & jumping deck next to the bungalow. The view is incredible and it’s such a treat to enjoy the sunsets straight from your terrace. Short walking distance to the port and city with all amenities and shops. Stuff was super friendly and helpful. If we ever get the chance to visit this paradise again, we’d definitely stay at Oa Oa again, no doubt!

We spent our 30 year anniversary here in September for 10 nights. The property is in the best spot on the island and absolutely beautiful. The staff is amazing and always continually try to please you. Everything is very clean. The property is a little bit older, but the style is Tahitian style. Which is exactly what we wanted coming to Bora-Bora. The snorkeling right off the beach is amazing. So many colors of fish, coral under each hut. We saw stingrays up and down the beach every day and reef shark as well. We did seven nights in the cottage and 3 nights over water bungalow at the end of the pontoon. The water is shallow all the way out. Definitely worth splurging for. Breakfast was great included each morning. We did the Polynesian show. They did a great job and the food was really good. We had appetizers and drinks through the week. It’s a little expensive, but they were good as well. One block down the street is the lucky house. It has really good food And the Bora-Bora beach club had an amazing dinner and sunset as well. The location is great because you can walk to the market on the street corner or either of those restaurants. If you stay on the other small islands you have to take a water taxi over. Constance at the front desk was so helpful, also Samuel, Alvida, Alban, Teena, Georgina made awesome omelettes! Do the Bora Bora lagoon boat full day. Swam w sharks n rays n Polynesian lunch in water after. Taaroa was an awesome guide!! definitely recommend n go again!

We stayed in a mountain view bungalow (number 10), which got the late day sun so we could relax by ourselves in early evening after daytime activities. We also had the breakfast + dinner meal plan and found the dinners exceeded our expectations. The location is really convenient, you can walk to the public beach, a few restaurants, and a convenience store to stock your in-room fridge. Pool tables and games on property were also a nice addition. We kayaked to the coral garden and it was easy enough - about 15 minutes there a little less back with the wind behind us. All the staff we interacted with were also very helpful and kind and willing to assist with anything we needed. Room was clean and comfortable. Snorkeling in the lagoon was easy - water was clear, variety of fish types and sizes, also saw sting rays every day. We also rented bikes and went around the island - took about 90 minutes of biking and was very pleasant. Stopped in town for some gift shopping and for lunch at Matira beach.

Hello, My wife and I would like to share how happy we were to celebrate our 30th Anniversary at your wonderful hotel, The Intercontinental Le Moana. Thank you to all of your staff! They were all professional, courteous, helpful, and very attentive. From the front desk staff, the person that showed us our room, the short-order cook, and the wait staff, we were very well taken care of. The room was great, firstly - the view was fantastic! The accommodation was very functional and comfortable and easy to relax in. The swim platform and outdoor shower are super. Breakfast was delicious and the varied selections kept it different each day. Dinners were also very good, I enjoyed a Havana Club 7 as a starter - what a treat as it is not available in the USA. I travel for work and stay in five to six different hotels every month and countless restaurants. I very much appreciate the attention to detail and customer service at Le Moana. Thank you for a wonderful stay. I recommend this hotel to everyone.

We stayed at InterContinental Le Moana Feb 2023 (end of pontoon OWB #28). This resort and it's location were exactly what we wanted. Our experience here was absolutely perfect, the staff were amazing! We had the buffet breakfast each day, included and never ate lunch, the buffet was so filling and had such a wide variety of foods. My experience began two weeks before my arrival when I emailed the resort to confirm they had my reservation (made on Orbitz) and they confirmed that all the information was correct and that a "end of pontoon" OWB was waiting for me. There are only 4 "end of pontoon" OWB and they have the best views and are most private, so that was important! When I arrived, Constance Hokuh was our check in person, she was so friendly, and treated us like VIP's! She gave us a tour of the resort and walked us to our bungalow. The end of pontoon bungalows are a full 10 minute walk from the shore, it is way out there! We were also greeted by Laurence the Resort GM, who came out to personally welcome us and wish us a happy anniversary. She also sent champagne and macrons to our room as a welcome. I liked that the resort is on the main island for access to different restaurants and shopping.

AMAZING STAY!!!! We stayed in a horizon view over water bungalow and everything about it was superb. The bed was so comfortable, a pillow menu if you're into that. The staff are friendly and helpful (apart from one concierge who never had a name badge on but she always seemed like she couldn't be bothered) The location is perfect, you face east so watch the sun rise. Then across the road to the main hotel entrance there is a public beach facing west so people gather for sunset. The crystal clear water is home to a variety of coloured fish and every day we'd see the resident sting ray patrolling the waters as well as a baby reef shark. Every evening it was the leopard rays who made their appearance. Room service is cheap at 1000 Xpf and it means you can enjoy eating on your own private deck overlooking the lagoon. Local restaurants nearby and Bloody Marys offer a pick up service from the hotel for a fee.

As far as my wife and I are concerned, this is THE PLACE to stay on Bora Bora. We're experienced enough to know to avoid the overpriced over-water bungalows at over $1,000 USD per night additional to what we paid here. The room was large with a comfortable king bed. Balcony was nice with a view of lushly landscaped grounds and pond. Air conditioning in room was great! Could have used AC in bathroom but not a deal breaker. All staff were very friendly and helpful including Herehau (?) in the restaurant and the nice young lady at the tour desk as well as many others. Hotel arranged for our pick-up in Vaitape and return and offered two round trips into Viatape daily for shopping and sightseeing. Maitai and Intercontinental Resorts and Matira beach (20 minutes), 2 grocery stores, several shops/boutiques are within walking distance to give lots of options. Day excursions pick you up right at the hotel so we didn't need a rental car. Included breakfast had a broad range of local and French selections. Restaurant and French Polynesian floor show (2 nights per week) were great. Game room included billiards and ping-pong. Freshwater pool is big enough for swimming; not huge. Excellent beach is steps from pool/restuarant/bar and great for swimming, snorkeling and all sorts of calm water activities. We can't wait to return!

Very clean rooms with pure white bedsheets. Public areas all really clean and inviting. All amenities in excellent condition. We booked two adjacent twin rooms for a family of 4. There is an extra, smaller ‘built in bed’ in every room for families of 3. Empty mini fridge in every room - for chilling your own bottled water/drinks. Very good daily buffet breakfast with plenty of choice including a variety of fresh fruit, (included in room rate!). Nice, clean beach with beautiful views, live coral and fish to explore from the shore. Plenty of sun loungers and shade umbrellas on beach and by pool. Staff were friendly and helpful. Good, free WiFi. Activities desk open daily to book snorkelling trips etc : competitively and fairly priced compared to Viator. Bring your own snorkels and fins - the hotel doesn’t have any to rent. Kayaks, paddle boards, bicycles, e-bikes, car & scooter rental all available via hotel activities desk. Avis office 10 mins walk away. Convenience store 100 yards away - cash only under 1000xpf ($10) Hotel does not exchange currency, but can withdraw XPF at Bank of Polynesia ATM in Vaitape. Taxis/Transfers to the main town of Vaitape are pricey. Car rental approx 10,000xpf ($100) per day. Bring DEET mosquito repellant even during ‘dry season’. Our ‘Zevo’ repellent was ineffective!

My wife and I stayed there for a week. Our room, Nr. 201 was virtually in a building located within a great botanical garden. That spacious room/suite was serviced very well daily and everything in that room worked perfect. Across the road the hotel main structures are located including cool infinity pool. Also, that hotel has a private decent in size beach with clean beautifully white coral sand and coco palms with plenty of chairs to rest on. Adjacent to that beach is a peer where boats taking visitors for lagoon excursions were picked up (very convenient). Included in room price, phantastic buffet breakfasts were probably THE BEST of Hotel Royal Bora Bora, especially since we could have them on the beach! Dinner's menu could have more varieties of dishes; however, the prices were reasonable. Also, that hotel has very dynamic representatives organizing extra excursions, again, reasonably priced. We took a half a day snorkeling tour, and it was a great experience. Finally, the staff was friendly and smiling. Also, the (pool) bar was closing WAY TOO EARLY; at about 9:00 PM. Jeff from San Diego

The rooms are all garden rooms across the street. They are very new and spacious. Great shower/bath. Housecleaning perfect and kind. Loved the pool and beach. Breakfast was standard. We had an amazing one at Te Moana if you want to see 5 stars. It would take much. The beds big and comfy. We liked our concierge Lady who booked a snorkeling trip on an outrigger (3 stop ) around the whole Island. Great call. The best $75 ever spent per person. Bar staff fantastic. Breakfast staff great. It was truly paradise and a relaxing time. We would do it again. Tim& Paige Steven’s 5 STARS…..

We stayed at the Hotel Royal Bora Bora for 3 nights and it was a pleasant surprise. I wasn't expecting too much as we were going to do an overwater bungalow at another resort after this but this hotel is very good value for the money. The rooms are across the street from the lobby, pool and restaurant but that is not a problem as the road is not busy. The rooms were large and clean with air conditioning and it was quiet. The beach was small but good for swimming and/or snorkeling. The restaurant was good not great but ok for breakfast buffet - lots of choose from. The location of the hotel is excellent. There is a small grocery corner store 2 minutes up the street and Matira Beach is about a 15 minute walk away. The road has a marked area for people to walk safely, with lights at night and there are several good restaurants within easy walking distance. We felt very safe even at night. I would recommend especially if you are on a budget.

It is beautifully maintained, spotlessly clean, comfortable and has a welcoming and contact staff that is exceptional. Beautiful view. Comfortable furnishings.

We had a wonderful stay at Sunset Villa! The house was clean, spacious, and thoughtfully laid out with plenty of sitting areas to relax and take in the stunning views. The kitchen was well-stocked with all the essentials, including plenty of pans and plates, which made cooking at home easy and enjoyable. We especially appreciated the BBQ area and made great use of it, followed by a refreshing dip in the pool. The host was incredibly friendly and helpful, making sure we had everything we needed throughout our stay. Having our own car was definitely a plus, as it allowed us to explore the island at our own.

Amazing place, when you come in, you’ll be flabbergasted, wow! What a space and what views! Gorgeous ocean and sunset views, from the pool if you like. Spotlessly clean, quiet (except the roosters ;) and very private place. Close to Vaitape and the ferry terminal. Aurore our host was very kind and fast in her responses and helped us with great ideas, even arranged a day pass for us to the St. Regis. Unforgettable stay, 100% recommended.

We really like the villa. It is spacious, clean, well equipped. We really enjoyed staying there. It has a very beautiful view and is also close to the main street where there are food truck at the evening. The host is really helpful and will expect you at the villa to show you around. Also she has a lot of ideas what to do on the island.

Gorgeous, very clean, view is spectacular, bed comfortable, close to Bora Bora town and ferry. Sunset from there is incredible. Quiet and private. Has everything one needs. Aurora, the host is the best, and speaks good English. Met us there and gave us good recommendations. Cannot wait to go back!

We had an amazing stay there, the owner and all the staff were super kind and available all the time. The lodge is really cozy, the room has everything we need, and choosing between having breakfast in the room or in front of the pool was absolutely nice. The breakfast itself was delicious! How they treat you and the constant good mood and smiles make the difference. They helped us with external problems. As I said, always available. Even though we did not request a transfer from the port to the lodge and they picked us up anyways, they organized everything for us to go to the next step of our trip and so on. We had an amazing journey, loved everything about the lodge, and are absolutely grateful to them! We'll for sure go back there in the future.

Good location in Bora Bora with nice pool area. The breakfast is delicious and the hosts are very friendly and helpful. The hotel and the pool area are very well maintained and very clean.

The owners/operators were amazing hosts. The Bora Bora Holiday Lodge is a hidden treasure. It is very quiet there, away from the hustle and bustle of the townsite. The staff are friendly and accommodating. The property is kept very clean. I will return to Bora Bora holiday's lodge.

The staff was very helpful. I had a problem with my phone service and with a tour booking and the owner's daughter let me use their office phone and also called some tour operators for me. The owner herself also let us use their general bathroom/shower and dressing room to change after we did a ski jet tour and had checked out earlier in the day before we left Bora Bora. Swimming pool was very nice. Room was clean; Bed was comfortable.

The Manager- Maheata was amazing - she went above and beyond, we arrived around 7.30pm and she greeted us with a Lei, which by the way was the first one we have received despite staying at way more expensive resorts. She gave us a quick tour, then booked us in to the Yacht Club for the cultural evening that was starting in ten minutes then drove us there in her car to make sure we didn't miss anything. The room had information on things to do and places to eat on the island, which was lacking where we stayed previously. We were offered transitional facilities to wash up and shower prior to leaving for the airport after our day at the beach, despite being checked out. Highly recommend this property and its staff and especially Maheata.