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Hotel in Bora Bora
ROYAL BORA BORA features a restaurant, outdoor swimming pool, a bar and garden in Bora Bora. Each accommodations at the 3-star hotel has a garden view, and guests can enjoy access to a terrace. food is great!!small pool but very nice..staff friendly...beach is only about 400 feet long but great!!
Hotel in Matira Beach, Bora Bora
Set alongside Matira Beach, Village Temanuata offers traditional Polynesian-style bungalows offering direct beach access. Guests can relax on the sun loungers or indulge in a massage. I admired the hospitality and all around! Simply everything perfect, they clean the room everyday better then 5 star hotels!
Hotel in Bora Bora
Located in Bora Bora, BORA BORA HOLIDAY'S LODGE provides air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi. Among the various facilities of this property are water sports facilities and a terrace. The site is located high in the mountain and very comfortable. Ceiling fan, air conditioner, kitchenette with lots of space for two people. Maheita and Maire are very helpful and supportive when it’s time for planning our activities. Great Ladies always available to help. We did a tour with Narii which was suppose to be a tour with multiple people. Due to the current restriction we end-up as a private tour with Narii a great gentleman that tell you about history of Bora Bora.
Matira Beach, Bora Bora
Featuring a private white sand beach which is exclusive to guests, this luxury resort offers beachfront accommodations on Matira Point. Guests can stay in unique bungalows positioned over the water. the water bungalow, feeding the fish from our room, excellent snorkelling
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Exclusively located in a private cove on Motu To’opua, Conrad Bora Bora Nui enjoys vast blue ocean views and a white sand beach. New bungalow, good service, good pastry chef.
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Guests at this luxury resort can choose between garden suites with private pool, beachfront suites with a private hot tub, or overwater bungalows with direct access to the turquoise waters below. Overwater bungalow with view of coral fish through the floor. Staff were exceptional. Snorkeling, swim up bar.
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Located in Bora Bora, 1.4 miles from Matira Beach and 1.5 miles from Maitai Polynesia Bora Bora Beach, Anaiva Lodge Bora provides accommodations with free WiFi, air conditioning, a garden and barbecue...
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Chez Mimi et Daniel is located in Bora Bora. This self-catered chalet features a garden and free private parking.
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Located in Bora Bora, Tiki House has accommodations with an outdoor swimming pool, free WiFi, a 24-hour front desk, and room service. The air-conditioned property is 1.6 miles from Vaitape. Transportation to/from Tiki House was dependable and invaluable. Professionally crafted five star meals kept us happy. Thoughtful details such as our flower lei greeting and our departure gift of black pearls helped us to feel welcomed and appreciated. Access to bikes and a private plunge pool provided enjoyable respite options.
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BORA BORA VAITIHEI LODGE has garden views, free WiFi and free private parking, located in Bora Bora.
Hotel in Bora Bora
Hotel in Bora Bora
Hotel in Bora Bora
Hotel in Bora Bora
Hotel in Bora Bora
Many families visiting Bora Bora loved staying at ROYAL BORA BORA, Village Temanuata, and BORA BORA HOLIDAY'S LODGE.
ROYAL BORA BORA, Village Temanuata, and BORA BORA HOLIDAY'S LODGE are some of the popular hotels in Bora Bora.
There are 59 hotels in Bora Bora you can book on Booking.com.
BORA BORA HOLIDAY'S LODGE, ROYAL BORA BORA, and Village Temanuata in Bora Bora have received great reviews for the views from their hotel rooms.
On average, 3-star hotels in Bora Bora cost $193 per night, and 4-star hotels in Bora Bora are $793 per night. If you're looking for something really special, 5-star hotels in Bora Bora cost around $1,906 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Couples traveling to Bora Bora loved staying at BORA BORA HOLIDAY'S LODGE, ROYAL BORA BORA, and Village Temanuata.
Travelers who stayed in Bora Bora near Bora Bora Airport (BOB) have said good things about BORA BORA HOLIDAY'S LODGE, ROYAL BORA BORA, and Village Temanuata.
Bora Bora is a fantastic destination for honeymooners, romantic couples, or anniversary celebrations. It might be challenging for families with young kids because once it gets dark out, there's not too much at the resorts to entertain them. But there's definitely enough beauty and relaxation for those seeking paradise.
Stunning part of the world - snorkelling is amazing - book a tour with Reef Discovery. Ate at Villa Mahana, St James and Bora Bora Yacht Club - if we went again would definitely go back to the latter two but not Villa Mahana - it was our least favourite meal of the trip and cost three times the amount of the other two. Matira Beach Restaurant is also brilliant. All these places pick you up and return you for free. Excellent massage at Thallasso Resort
If you are looking for a place to go and relax, Bora Bora is the place. I'm a person where it's hard to turn off thinking about work and it was like my mind had been wiped clean. When you are looking out at the clear blue water and the breeze is blowing on your face, it's hard to think about anything. We spent 4 days on the main Island at Rohotu Fare and 4 days in an overwater bungalow at Pearl Beach. It was the perfect way to do it as we got to explore the main island first and then when we got to the overwater bungalows we didn't feel bad about just vegging out. We were on a budget so staying in a hillside bungalow in town was cheaper and the place we stayed had a kitchen so we were able to cook our own meals. This proved to be a good thing not only for our budget but also because we are vegetarians and Bora Bora didn't have the best food options for us. Bora Bora Pearl Beach was also a lot less expensive than a lot of the other resorts with overwater bungalows. We were told it's one of the only Polynesian owned resorts. While the food is on the expensive side. Dinners are around $35-40. The breakfast buffet was included in our room, otherwise it would have been $40 per person. The drinks were surprisingly cheap. We were expecting them to be much more expensive from what we had read. Beers were $5 and specialty cocktails were $14 and $11 on happy hour. An amazing trip. It's a destination that is on everyone's bucket list for a reason.
Bora Bora deserves its reputation as a beautiful island with crystal clear blue and turquoise water. The grilled mahi-mahi at Bloody Mary was delicious even in a lunch sandwich rather than the dinner plate. The half tour included swimming with black fin sharks and sting rays, snorkeling in a coral garden and a trip to an island to enjoy fresh fruit and a glorious panorama view (required walking up many steps). We discovered $5 NZ shuttle vans that take you to Bloody Mary restaurant and back to the center of town which was about a 20 minute walk to our place.
Honestly if you're looking for a peaceful and beautiful getaway that's not crowded like Hawaii, Bora Bora is your answer. There isn't much at all when it comes to shopping, bars etc...but the ocean, reef, activities, lodging, food and overall experience will leave you wondering why you missed those other things. Highly recommended trip to anyone looking for an exotic island getaway looking for adventure, romance, and super hospitable hosts. The Four Seasons is the BEST.
We loved staying at the Four Seasons. It seemed like our own little private island of paradise. The locals spoke English well and were extremely friendly. The lagoon of course was stunning and warm! Weather was perfect, not too humid. We traveled the entire island of Bora Bora in one hour by Buggy. Best food to eat on island is Snack Matira (Tuna Burger and Egg Burger). Grab baguettes from the market across from the Mobil Gas Station for 43 XPF!! Sharks and Sting Ray Tour was AMAAAAAAZZZING. Favorite spot was waking up to the mountain view from our bungalow.
I was in Bora Bora in 2000 on a cruise ship. The economy seemed to be much better then than now. The island was not as nice as I recall it. Shopping was very limited. If you din't need pearls or a pareo there wasn't much to buy. The market by the marina was only about 1/4 occupied and all of the vendors were selling the same things. The lagoon is definitely what they have to offer.
The island is picture perfect. The mountains, the turquoise water, the resorts, the locals...it’s all wonderful! Bora Bora is for those looking to escape to a dream. If you want to relax, hike, be in nature and sit on a beach all day; this is the place. It is laid back and each resort is set up to have all you need there. It is a luxury destination, and honestly the most beautiful place in the world.
Beautiful island, would have loved to explore the outlying islands. The snorkel tours were great and we had lots of fun seeing and swimming with manta rays, lemon sharks and colorful reef fish. Getting around Bora Bora is easy, the hotels arrange the transportation and there is only one road and no traffic. Would comeback in a heartbeat.
Simply gorgeous. When you arrive in Bora Bora you are met by your resort with a fresh flower lei and than taken by boat to your resort. The bungalows over the water are stunning and the staff is super friendly. We went swimming with Sharks and made sure to stop at Bloody Mary’s for a couple Tropical drinks 🍹 and a little shopping for Tahitian pearls. True paradise 🏝
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It’s beautifully done and in an excellent shape. Staff is very friendly and very helpful amazing bungalow in the tree (we generally don’t like to have over water room) with large deck. We come to Bora Bora almost every year end stayed in many different hotel and this one is probably the best we have seen so far We enjoyed the opu opu bar fir a nice cocktail and a light diner at night instead if more formal other restaurants
Wonderful place, perfect location of the Hotel on the south tip of Bora Bora. Lovely water bungalows and friendly staff! Nice water sports equipment included and right next to the one and only public beach on the main island! I can absolutely recommend this place and would come again!
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The Yrondi Hotel is definitely a one of a kind. It’s an artist’s Villa turned hotel perched at the top of a hill overlooking the famous Bora Bora cliffs and ocean. Beds are comfortable, has AC and the manager is exceptional.
The location is very good, a few minutes walk from Matira beach and basically all the restaurants on Bora Bora. The small hotel beach has a nice view. Rooms are clean and comfortable.
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Everything is perfect! If you are considering Bora Bora, look no further. This hotel is flawless.
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Bora Bora is absolute paradise and this hotel is very nice and affordable.
The bungalow offered everything that we needed. The hosts; Marc Andre and Annette, were absolutely amazing! They were super hospitable. The pickup from the shuttle went smooth. Marc Andre took us to the grocery store on the way to the bungalow [and back as well] to get what we wanted to eat during our stay. He even provided bags (the grocery stores do not provide bags). The bungalow had a full kitchen. If we had any requests, the hosts were always willing to assist. The location is good. They provide bikes to ride around and into town. It was nice to snorkel right off the patio. We enjoyed their cats and dog. One of the cats liked staying in our bungalow quite often. I was fine with that since I am a cat lover. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay!
It's a great location, close to the centre. Clean ,spacious, has got everything you need.They even take you anywhere you like thanks to Moea.I had a great time here.
Nir came to pick us up, took care of us from start to end, he is infinitely kind and human! He has a special and spectacular place! Nir is an outstanding artist! he combined nature and historical in the same combination. Our room was Art Deco with well-crafted wood, tastefully decorated meticulously! The bathroom is outside and outstanding!! Well done and great job Nir!!! If you like peace, nature, hearing birds singing and cutting yourself off from the world, come here! There are also 2 dogs that welcome and guard you!
Everything was awesome. The location, people, etc.
Air conditioning was great in the 2 bedrooms, helped us to sleep well and wake up refreshed. Beautiful tiki carvings and wooden sculptures in the living room, felt so Tahitian. Loved the local style bungalow, woven bamboo, pandanus roof. Bathroom was beautiful, only we didn't have a shower curtain, so water splashed over the tile floor. But Matira beach is less than 40 ft away and it's gorgeous!!! Swimming was amazing, the water was crystal clear. Bought sweet mangoes and ate it in the ocean....it was a dream!
This was my favorite location by far. You have to know going in that this is not a hotel or resort but a unique experience you will not have anywhere else. Tea is the owner and very easy to communicate with. She answered all of our questions before we submitted payment via wire from our bank. We used email and WhatsApp to communicate throughout the process and while on the island. Here is a bit of an overview of our stay. You will take the ferry from the airport to the town of Vaitape where you will meet Joel who will walk you over to the local market (Chin Lee) to buy groceries for your stay. Joel will take you in his boat to the island which is about a 15-minute ride. Joel and his wife, Tatiana, live on the island as well and there are about five additional homes on the island, but since you have the whole south end we never felt as there were people around at all. Joel and Tatiana are very friendly and only speak French so I used WhatsApp with Google Translator to communicate with them which worked great. There are three main buildings - two bedrooms which each have a full bathroom (warm enough to shower but not hot water) nice size bed with mosquito netting, a deck, and can be locked if needed, and one open-air kitchen/living room which is amazing. The kitchen is actually well-stocked. There is a four-burner small gas stove which worked for all our needs (there is also an oven but we did not use it), a full-size refrigerator but no freezer. There is power and plugs throughout all three buildings and so you can charge your equipment, there are lights at night. Overall, I would say this was the most relaxing, unique, beautiful, and special place we stayed in our two-week, six island vacation in French Polynesia. As long as you can cook, clean, and take care of yourself, and can live with bugs, be frugal on your power usage and live without A/C I cannot recommend this place higher. See my full review on Trip Advisor.