Hotel berhampiran Vaiotaha Point, Bora Bora

房間很大，乾淨。每天有兩次清潔房間，這點很棒。酒店的幾個餐廳味道都還可以，但服務很不錯。酒店有派船去機場接人，有送花和水壺。唯一的就是按時check in和check out。

True good place and the hotel staff were amazing. We felt spoiled every step of the way. From the warm welcome at the airport , the resort tour….Everything was so well arranged

We flew to Bora Bora from Papeete, Tahiti and arrived around noon. The flight into Bora Bora was spectacular with views of the other nearby islands Raiatea and Tahaa and then the stunning Mount Otemanu on Bora Bora and the incredible blue water of the lagoon. We took the shuttle boat from the airport to the town of Vaitape and were met there by the hotel shuttle. We arrived at Royal Bora Bora, located on the southeast side of Bora Bora, and checked in. The lobby, bar and restaurant are built with large beams and the Polynesian thatched roof and are located on the beach side. Breakfast and dinner are served in the restaurant overlooking the lagoon and near the pool which you can see from the lobby. Rooms are located across the Circle Island Road which is not busy at all. From this road you can drive around the island and see the nearby motu's where the really expensive luxury hotels are located. There are several buildings in a tropical garden with paths to your building, each one with 6 or 8 units in them. Our ground floor room was large with a king bed, a sofa, a dresser, sliding doors to a small terrace, TV, a small fridge, a kettle and coffee and tea service, and the bathroom had a shower and all the usual amenities. The staff were very nice and spoke English well. We loved our stay at Royal Bora Bora and sitting by the lagoon on our last day and just admiring the beautiful scenery. It was extraordinary.

The place is located in a beautiful and calm spot with matira beach (best in bora bora) just at walking distance. The beach bungalow is amazingly cute and definitely deserve the money compared to a standard room. The coral garden in front of the hotel is beautiful and you can easily encounter some friends in the water :) Only minor complaint is that the wifi connection is terribly bad and works basically only at the reception. But maybe it is a good thing to totally disconnect for a relaxing vacation.

My partner and I just needed a break from it all and decided to give French Polynesia a try. We also wanted to be pampered at bit, so we settled on the Four Seasons Bora Bora. It's a Four Seasons resort, so it's pricey and we went in expecting a lot. We were not disappointed. We both felt heard, appreciated, and well attended to by Four Seasons staff from our arrival at the airport through our departure. The chat service, in particular, made it a five-star experience. It was like having a personal butler. The spa facilities are a little sp****, and some of the electric lounge chairs in the relaxation area were broken and could not be adjusted. The relaxation area in the spa was also used by a number of guests as a waiting area for the time between checkout and their departure for the airport, so it was not the kind of quiet relaxation area that one might expect to find at a spa. The snacks in the relaxation area were also underwhelming for a Four Seasons. Having said all of that, the fitness center was very well appointed, and my 80-minute massage may have been the best I have ever experienced. And, at the end of the day, who goes to Bora Bora for the spa experience? The food options are limited compared to more urbanized islands like Hawaii, but were better than we expected. The daily breakfast buffet did not change much from day to day, but there was a good variety of fresh fruit and the food was tasty and well-prepared. The omelets and baked goods were particularly delicious! There were two restaurants for dinner options (three during the high season), and there was enough variety in the menus to keep us from getting bored during our five-night stay. Most importantly, peace and quiet prevailed throughout the resort--from the bungalows to the restaurants to the lagoons and pools. We were in search of a break from noise and pace of our work-a-day world, and we found it. There are excursions and activities that can be arranged through the resort, of course, but we really just wanted to lay around and soak up sun and ocean without interruptions, without schedules, without extraneous noise, and without having to make a lot of decisions. We found the perfect spot at the Four Seasons Bora Bora, and will definitely return when we need to find our Zen again.

I’m a Titanium member and stay in dozens of high-end Marriott properties throughout the year. This was an exceptional experience, exactly what I had expected from a property of this type. The staff truly didn’t disappoint and went above and beyond. The room butler service was a nice touch. There were also a few times when small gifts and souvenirs were delivered to the room, which was an unexpected surprise. The overwater villas were beautiful, with ample amenities and personal bikes assigned to the room. All in all, we will definitely come back here.