Bora Bora Hotels with Gym

It feels like the hotel is old and a bit outdated compared to the Conrad and other hotels I saw online. Eating is relatively expensive. It is recommended not to go to French restaurants or Chinese buffets during the Chinese New Year. They are expensive and not delicious. For this price, you can eat several of the top domestic buffets. Because we were caught up in a hurricane when we arrived, it was raining and windy all the time, so we didn’t get to do anything, so we just snorkeled and watched fish in the hotel. The snorkeling area has a very good environment and there are many fish. The hotel has a Chinese-speaking butler, which is very nice. The hotel has boats and buses that can take you to the town on the main island, but apart from buying pearls, there is really nothing else in the town. Walking on the road is similar to that in rural areas in China, and there are many wild dogs. Generally speaking, going to Tahiti is not as good as going to the Maldives. The scenery and projects are similar, but the price/performance ratio is not as good as the Maldives. The same goes for hotels.

The sea area near this hotel is very good. It is said that the hotel was opened by the second generation of the Chinese rich, but why is it owned by Hilton. It's strange. I think the Chinese food in the hotel is soaring, but it is very good to eat. Try French food. Daily food is average

I mean … who can complain! No one! Perfect check-in, beautiful area. They care on everything. Even the small amenities you receive are beautiful: Water bottle; free cookies and chocolate; big Villa on water … wow! Dinner was a little … well! I waited 20 minutes (with me just 10 couples, 4 waiters) receiving the menu. No real recommendation given. Breakfast war at least a blast … even wow! I find it striking here again that the guest manager only speaks to selected people at breakfast and goes to the table. Not that I need that, but here too there seems to be a two-class society. All in all it’s a nice to visit, BUT: No many fishes around, no real marine life … you need a boat or a tour for everything! Keep that in mind! AND last but not least: It’s funny to see the young girl from reception hanging around on the main island after their shift and are REALLY drunk. You should also keep in mind that you are identified with your job everywhere. That doesn't fit with Interconti in this upscale segment. But of course I don't begrudge the girls their fun

Well. I paid 1800 euro for night, by trip.com and by this platform you cannot reserve with dinner included and you have to know that an average dinner is around 100 euro for person. Sometimes during the dinner there is a show. In the room there are no razor blades, toothbrushes and toothpastes, because these can be found in the boutiques inside the resort at outrageous prices (razor blade 9€) Ok the location is wonderful, the water very clean like all lagoon, and yes, the motus are better than stay on main island. You cannot swim or kayak beyond 30mt from resort. Until now, at the same price are better st.regis and intercontinental thalasso.

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