Hotel Bora Bora

The ultimate in understated elegance, Hotel Bora Bora is rated consistently as one of the world's top hotels.

Surrounded by a spectacular lagoon, with both sunrise and sunset views, 54 bungalows and villas enjoy an unmatched tropical setting.

Overwater bungalows feature terraces, while garden and beachfront villas have large sun decks, and some, a private pool. This landmark hotel provides the excellent service, dining and activities one would expect from an Amanresort.

Hotel & Room Facilities - There are 18 superior bungalows, 11 pool fares, 15 overwater bungalows and four premium fares. All accommodations have private bath, ceiling fan, air-conditioning, televisions, telephones, in room safe, in-house videos, refrigerators (minibar), hairdryers, terrace/deck, and coffee/tea facilities.

Activities and Equipment - No charge: Snorkeling equipment, fitness center, hammocks, video game room, beach games, board games, canoes, sea kayaks, windsurfing, tennis, ping pong.

Tahitian dance shows are presented weekly as well as local handi-craft and pareo tying demonstrations.

Hotel Bora Bora
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View: Ocean	Location: Bora Bora	Area: bora bora
From $775 p/night (Ask about our specials!)

1 Review

"Hi Joyce - I just wanted to send you a note to thank you - the honeymoon was PERFECT! It was the best vacation ever and the perfect place for the most mellow, beautiful honeymoon. The organization of everything was smooth and we had absolutely no problems. Thank you for that! Also, I appreciate your recommendation to stick with Taha'a and to go to Hotel Bora Bora first and save Taha'a for last. We definitely enjoyed it all. Our beach bungalow at Bora Bora was nice (I would not have liked the overwater ones - they are not private at all). It was nice to be on the island, and we thought the service there was great. It's not very young there or fun, but it's beautiful and all we wanted to do was relax anyways, so we didn't mind. It's certainly relaxing there! Taha'a was really nice. We loved the sunset bungalow, and we got a great one, and we enjoyed the food and the snorkeling. Although the water was not as pretty and blue as Bora Bora, it was still great and so clear. We also enjoyed our trip to the actual island of Taha itself, since it's so void of resorts and tourism. We'll probably never go back - because of cost and distance - but who knows. We'll always keep it in our hearts! Next destination: Hawaii. But who knows when. Thanks again, I'll be sure to pass your name along! Lynn Swarz & Philippe Schenk." - Lynn Swarz, Berkeley, California, 2007-04-09