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InterContinental Bora Bora Le Moana Resort occupies what most people say is the most beautiful site in French Polynesia. Two white sand beaches, a wide array of water sports, intriguing cultural activities and unique bungalows stationed over the water are the ingredients for the ultimate island escape. The best Polynesian artisans have combined their talents to bring to life traditional Polynesian crafts: woodcarving, bamboo and pandanus weaving, tapa cloth-making and mother of pearl engraving, providing an authentic Polynesian style to this deluxe resort hotel. The InterContinental Bora Bora Le Moana Resort has 62 individual bungalow suites. 12 of these bungalows sit on the magnificent white sand beach and 50 are located out over the lagoon.
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Sofitel Bora Bora Marara Beach and Private Island
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Check-in:
Feb 24, 2012
Check-out:
Feb 25, 2012
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Situated on a private white sand beach, on the edge of one of the most beautiful lagoons in the world, Sofitel Bora Bora Marara Beach elegantly harmonizes undressed wood with contemporary style, offering an authentic and colourful Polynesian atmosphere. In two mins by private shuttle, the Sofitel bora Bora private island invites you into the heart of wild and preserved nature. A unique botanical garden in French Polyneisa, a 360° panoramic view of the Bora Bora lagoon, a luxurious sunset.
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A very nice hotel with some room for improvement
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TahitiLover
- Jan 16, 2012
I stayed at the Sofitel in December 2011 with my husband. We spent four days on Bora Bora, and wanted to have an experience on the mainland as well as on one of the motus. We therefore stayed at Le Meridien for two days, then transferred to the Sofitel for two days. After coming from Le Meridien, the Sofitel was definitely a step-down, but we anticipated this to an extent given the price difference. The staff at Le Meridien made such an effort with guests and were so pleasant in their manner; this was not the case with the staff at the Sofitel (with the exception of the woman from Switzerland who checked us in and was so friendly and helpful). They weren't unpleasant per se; they were just a tad surly.
Our check-in went fine, and we appreciated being allowed to access our room about an hour before official check-in. It did, however, take several calls and about an hour for our bags to arrive, which was frustrating because my husband needed to prepare for a diving trip. We would have taken our bags ourselves had we known it would take so long. At first look, we were pleased with our room, which was a lagoon-front bungalow. It had a large terrace with direct access to the water. There wasn't a lot of privacy and the water directly around the bungalow was quite murky, but being able to climb right into the water from the deck was great. You have to swim for a bit to reach the nicer water with more marine activity. The reason I said we were pleased with the room "at first look" is because once we had gotten settled in the room we noticed that certain areas were dirty, such as around the fridge (this was very dirty) and certain parts of the bathroom. We also noticed that certain things weren't being kept up - toilet tissue used to close a hole in the shower ceiling and so forth. The room has a lot of potential; it just has to be better maintained.
The only meal we had at the hotel was for lunch. We each had a sandwich for about $12 apiece, and they were pretty good. They get you on the drinks, like $6 for water and $7 for soda. For one dinner we ate at La Bounty, about a 5 minute walk from the hotel (turn left when coming out of the hotel). The place was atmospheric, there were lots of choices, it was reasonably priced, and the food was very good. I would definitely recommend dinners there. For our other meals, we ate food we had purchased from the grocery store that is very close to La Bounty.
$5 buys you about an hour on the Internet using one of two computers in the lobby. The connection was bad, but it was great to have a cheap way to check the most essential things.
We took the shuttle boat to the private island to go snorkeling. It's definitely more beautiful on the private island, but the trade-off is having to get on a shuttle boat in order to access the mainland. The boat only takes 5 minutes though, and there is a restaurant on the island to make things more convenient. If you are very into snorkeling, I'd advise you to stay on the island, since the coral gardens can be accessed easily from there.
I'd say that the biggest draw of the hotel is its location on the mainland, which makes travel to other places easier and cheaper. It's great to be able to walk out of the hotel to other restaurants (although walking is not easy, since there aren't any sidewalks) and to rent bikes and go around the island. I'd recommend biking (use an electric bike) to the beach at Matira Point and then to the town of Vaitape, where there are art galleries and stores. There is also a cash machine there, which is one of the only places you will find one on the island. It's also great that a cab to the airport only costs $25 from the hotel.
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Not worth it.
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DrewH76
- Feb 22, 2011
We booked an over-water bungalow on the private island for 3 nights. Check in was chaotic and unfriendly. Room was clean enough, but not overly so... lizards were running around inside. Meals at the hotel were horribly overpriced and, marginal at best. There are better local restaurants right across the street for 1/4 the price. Although sounding romantic, being on the private island proved to be more of a hassle whenever we wanted to eat/ do anything.[...].Do not stay here. If you're spending all that money to get to Bora Bora (which, although beautiful, we've decided is a bit over-rated... Moorea and Tahiti are just as nice), go ahead and splurge on something like the Four Seasons, where you know, you won't have to deal with all the stupid issues that the Sofitel had.
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InterContinental BORA BORA RESORT &THALASSO SPA
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Feb 18, 2012
Check-out:
Feb 19, 2012
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InterContinental Bora Bora Resort & Thalasso Spa is located between the “two hearts” of Motu Piti Aau, a coral island on the barrier reef. The Deep Ocean Spa is the centerpiece, but the resort offers lots of cultural and recreational activities to fill your days including canoeing, kayaking, snorkeling, stargazing and handicraft demonstrations. ****Please note that Bora Bora airport is located on a remote island, hence our guests need to be transferred by boat to the hotel. It's important to communicate your flight details to our concierge team, which will organise comfortable transportation with shuttle boats for 3,965 cfp+VAT one way, per person.
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Suspended between turquoise waters and limitless skies, the Hilton Bora Bora Nui Resort & Spa is nestled in a sacred cove of white sand and majestic lava rock. Protected from the open sea by a string of tiny coral islets, the stunning lagoon is the perfect tropical playground to be explored with your snorkel, or for the perfect getaway enjoy a picnic on the unspoiled private islet Motu Tapu, just five minutes away by boat. The importance of sacred Motu Toopua in Polynesian mythology is reflected throughout this Bora Bora resort in authentic artifacts, décor and landscaping. Watch the sun set from the terrace of a Polynesian styled beach or hillside villa featuring marble tiles, exotic wood furnishings and precious tapa cloths. Take in spectacular views from the hilltop Nui Spa and sample delicious local cuisine in Iriatai Panoramic Restaurant at the Hilton Bora Bora Nui Resort & Spa.Explore this French Polynesian resort with our Virtual Tour
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- Business center
- Restaurant
- High-speed Internet
- Pool
- Wireless Internet
- Fitness center
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Beautifiul, don't go for activities
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Yadokari
- Oct 18, 2009
Bora Bora was great and mostly what we expected. We wanted to stay in an overwater bungalow to experience it - it was definitely worth it. [...] we read some other reviews, which is why we chose it.Take some time and plan ahead. Book some restaurants, learn about the grocery store, and reserve some activities. You may not be able to get restaurant reservations without some lead time, and you can get cheaper rates if you book in advance over the net. Places we contacted over email responded very quickly and were mostly very informative.As you'll read with other reviews, food on bora bora is bland at best. At the Hilton, it's bland and expensive. We did room service the first night and ate on our patio, which was great. But then we ran out of interesting things to try. We tried again and room service messed up our order - we were not pleased. But overall, the staff was very friendly.We did the spa, which was great. But like everything else on Bora Bora, very pricey.
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Le Meridien Bora Bora
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Mar 12, 2012
Check-out:
Mar 15, 2012
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Welcome to paradise. Originally settled in the 4th century, the island is a verdant jewel in an beautiful sea. Lush tropical rainforests and its location at the edge of an azure lagoon make Bora Bora one of the most beautiful, romantic places in the world.
Le Méridien Bora Boras 99 tropically themed bungalows are either perched over the spectacular lagoon or nestled at the edge of ivory sands shadowed by tall coconut trees. Over-water bungalows feature a glass-bottomed floor, providing stunning views of the marine life below. Beach bungalows offer private beaches and hammocks. Le Tipanie restaurant features a different themed cuisine each night of the week. The Kaïnalu Club offers traditional Polynesian outrigger canoes, jet skiing, sailing, shark feeding and scuba diving. The Turtle Sanctuary at Le Méridien Bora Bora, an effort to help save the magnificent hawksbill turtle, is the only one of its kind in French Polynesia. The hotel offers educational presentations to teach guests about these beautiful creatures, and guests can swim with the turtles in the picturesque lagoon or even “adopt” a turtle and help in the quest to return these animals to their natural wild habitat., For non-US hotels, rates confirmed in USD may be converted to local currency by the hotel at your time of stay, based on the exchange rate used by the hotel., On April 1, 2012, the boat transfer fee will change to 4000 XPF per adult and per way.
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The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort
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Feb 24, 2012
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Feb 25, 2012
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Just saying the name Bora Bora stirs the wanderlust in any traveler. With the debut of St. Regis Resort, Bora Bora in June 2006, this fabled archipelago in the South Pacific assumes a new magical luster, as blissful paradise and world-acclaimed luxury come together.
Edged by powdery sands and a tranquil lagoon, our resort represents the epitome of carefree elegance. 100 exquisitely designed guest rooms are highlighted by over-water and beach villas, many with terrace whirlpools or private swimming pools. The one-, two- and three-bedroom villas range in size from 1,550 square feet to the resort's ultra-luxurious 13,000-square foot Royal Estate.
Three delectable restaurants await you, including an overwater dining room, featuring Mediterranean and Pacific Fusion cuisine. For dreamy relaxation, there's a main pool with swim-up bar and a romantic adult pool with private cabanas. Spa Miri Miri - on its own private lagoon island - offers a state-of-the-art fitness center and an incomparable array of island-inspired indulgences.
Rising in the distance, the towering majesty of Mount Otemanu is an ever-present symbol of the lofty luxury and impressively personalized service of St. Regis. The celebrated St. Regis Butler ensures that everything is possible - from arranging an unforgettable day of yachting and diving, to supervising every detail of a lavish "at home" dinner with family and friends. In every way, St. Regis Resort, Bora Bora is the ultimate resort experience., Please note that there is a transportation charge of 7500 XPF per person, 3750 XPF for childres, which applies to all guests staying at property., Bora Bora is connected to Tahiti & the rest of French Polynesia by plane. The airline, Air Tahiti, operates daily inter-island flights. Flight time is roughly 50 minutes.
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- Babysitting/Child services
- Tennis
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- Fitness center
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Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
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Feb 24, 2012
Check-out:
Feb 26, 2012
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- Romance Package - Incl Dinner & Spa Treatment
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The Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora redefines a south seas escape. On its own sublimely private Motu island the resort combines ultramodern pampering with unsurpassed tropical beauty including a dazzling white beach, a blue lagoon, brilliant sunsets and star-filled nights. Inspired by Polynesian architecture, guest accommodation is in a village-like setting of over-water bungalows and beachfront villas. Each has a large private terrace with snorkeling gear, high ceilings, teak wood furniture and large baths featuring deep tubs beside doors that slide open to the fresh-air and views of the lagoon.
The resort offers extensive complimentary amenities including 4 restaurants and 2 bars, a kids for all seasons activity programme, an inner lagoon for snorkeling, a teen programme at their own private island, 2 tennis courts, a fitness centre, spa, outdoor swimming pool, 2 whirlpool tubs, complimentary non-motorized water sport activities including windsurfing, canoeing, paddle boards, kayaking and snorkeling. The on-site marine biologist explains Polynesian ecology, guides snorkeling tours, and other activities linked to the lagoon.
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The Hotel Bora Bora Is Set Like A Gem OnThe Main Island Of Bora Bora, Capturing The BeautyAnd Mystique Of French Polynesia. Thatched Roof VillasAnd Bungalows Nestled Among Tropical Gardens, Palm StuddedBeaches, Or Sitting Over The Lagoon. *** Hotel Bora Bora will be closed for a complete reconstruction from October 2008 and will re-launch for its 50th anniversary in 2011. *** Hotel Bora Bora Is Located On The Southern End OfThe Island Of Bora Bora. Bora Bora Lies 150 MilesNorthwest Of Tahiti.Hotel Bora
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