InterContinental Bora Bora Resort and Thalasso Spa, an IHG Hotel

Our stay at the Intercontinental Thalasso Bora was just the most perfect experience we could ask for a honeymoon. The staff’s kindness and quality hospitality left a lasting impression. The breakfast staffed always greeted us by name and with a friendly “Ia Ora Na” The views and room erased any...

Our stay at the Intercontinental Thalasso Bora was just the most perfect experience we could ask for a honeymoon. The staff’s kindness and quality hospitality left a lasting impression. The breakfast staffed always greeted us by name and with a friendly “Ia Ora Na” The views and room erased any homesickness. And the beverages were always on point thanks to the lead mixologist, Kerian. My wife and I planned our happy hours and dinners to coincide with Kerian’s shifts. Every single one of his drinks were incredibly crafted and delicious. We hope to cross paths with Kerian again on our future endeavors.

Caring staff who enjoy their jobs and love their land and surroundings. The food was excellent. The property immaculately maintained. I’m hard pressed to find a flaw in this spectacular resort . I’m fairly well traveled world wide and this one is at the top of. Now read carefully… the...

Caring staff who enjoy their jobs and love their land and surroundings. The food was excellent. The property immaculately maintained. I’m hard pressed to find a flaw in this spectacular resort . I’m fairly well traveled world wide and this one is at the top of. Now read carefully… the sister property intercontinental Moana … literally across the bay .. not even Close .

This is our 2nd stay here! Absolutely love it! Staff is so fantastic! We love loved having drinks at bubbles before dinner. We were a bit disappointed that the little snack shack wasn’t open, but it was also low occupancy/low season. So hopefully it’ll be brought back! It was fun...

This is our 2nd stay here! Absolutely love it! Staff is so fantastic! We love loved having drinks at bubbles before dinner. We were a bit disappointed that the little snack shack wasn’t open, but it was also low occupancy/low season. So hopefully it’ll be brought back! It was fun to get ice cream and a beer… Their little water garden is fun to snorkel around, lots of fish. We also had mother in law and all had a fantastic time.

Intercontinental Bora Bora We elected to use public transportation, which is fine; you get on a ferry, and when you get off, there are taxis to take you where you need to go. Check-in was smooth, and we were given scented cool towels and a welcome drink. Very Nice. The...

Intercontinental Bora Bora We elected to use public transportation, which is fine; you get on a ferry, and when you get off, there are taxis to take you where you need to go. Check-in was smooth, and we were given scented cool towels and a welcome drink. Very Nice. The resort is laid out very nicely; we opted for a beach hit and were impressed. Right on the water, the room is beautiful. The bed is very comfortable, and the AC works well. The grounds are beautiful and well-maintained, They have a lovely pool. We ate here, and all meals were good. They put a strange sauce on hamburgers, so watch for that! Beach towels are provided. You can walk about 6 minutes to a market to get supplies for the room. One of the fantastic things about this hotel is that it is on the island's only good beach and is right across a small lane. It's about 100 feet from the lobby, and you are on the beach. Everyone gathers here every night for the sunset. Also, you get a water bottle to keep, and they have filling stations. I highly recommend this resort.

The InterContinental Bora Bora Resort Thalasso Spa is a dream vacation! My husband & I honeymooned at this luxury resort and are eager to return at our next big milestone! First, we stayed in Tahiti and Mo'orea; however, next time we travel to this beautiful location we will simply be...

The InterContinental Bora Bora Resort Thalasso Spa is a dream vacation! My husband & I honeymooned at this luxury resort and are eager to return at our next big milestone! First, we stayed in Tahiti and Mo'orea; however, next time we travel to this beautiful location we will simply be staying at this exquisite resort. While Mo'orea provides the best snorkeling, the overall experience of the island of Bora Bora was exceptional because of our experience at this resort. From the breathtaking views, relaxing resort, overwater bungalows, to the incredible staff - the experience is absolutely unbeatable. The friendly staff greeted us by name every morning as well as with our "usual" breakfast drink (we stayed for ~1 week). The concierge was exceptionally hospitable ensuring that our excursions were executed seamlessly. We became friends with the bartender and enjoyed happy hour each evening being spoiled by custom drinks, laughs, and talking about life! It was truly a surreal experience that we will never forget.

This hotel is the absolute definition of paradise. Nouredine and his team look after you with consummate skill from the moment you step off your flight until you board your return. The Island of Boro Boro is stunningly beautiful and the hotel is expertly set up to make sure you...

This hotel is the absolute definition of paradise. Nouredine and his team look after you with consummate skill from the moment you step off your flight until you board your return. The Island of Boro Boro is stunningly beautiful and the hotel is expertly set up to make sure you fully enjoy. The overwater bungalows are beautifully prepared and allow immediate access to the pristine waters and the beautiful tropical fish that you co-habit with. The hotel is environmentally switched on, has a coral breeding and nurturing program which supports a stunning array of fish making snorkeling a real treat. The hotel has three different restaurants and the food is fantastic in all, superbly blending local and French culinary skills. We booked a romantic dinner on the beach which was fantastic, well worth doing! We were superbly looked after by Michel for the evening . He managed to create exactly the right balance of serving our needs and keeping a low profile to allow us to enjoy a romantic evening! We ate a couple of times at Sands Restaurant and enjoyed the more relaxed casual atmosphere. Aeana helped us navigate the Tahitian local beers as well as ensuring our wine glasses were kept topped up! Over all the staff were incredible, their smiles and greetings infectious and the service first rate. We appreciate the help from Christophe, Assistant Manager, to navigate some complex changes to our schedule with minimum fuss and maximum efficiency. All in all a fabulous hotel in a wonderful location and a top class resort. Highly recommend.

We had an exceptional experience at the Bora Bora Resort Thalasso Spa. As frequent travelers with high standards for luxury accommodations, we were thoroughly impressed by the resort’s outstanding service and quality. The IHG values of "Showing Care" and "Aiming Higher" were evident in every aspect of our stay. After...

We had an exceptional experience at the Bora Bora Resort Thalasso Spa. As frequent travelers with high standards for luxury accommodations, we were thoroughly impressed by the resort’s outstanding service and quality. The IHG values of "Showing Care" and "Aiming Higher" were evident in every aspect of our stay. After visiting several other luxury properties in Bora Bora, it’s clear that Thalasso Spa stands apart with its unparalleled location, thoughtfully designed rooms, and overall quality of experience. Special recognition goes to Ms. Sophie J. at the front desk, along with Lou and Antoine in Dining, for their exceptional efforts in making our special occasion unforgettable. Their personalized touches turned a wonderful trip into a truly remarkable experience. Even the new General Manger stopped by to say hello and inquire how is our stay going. We would enthusiastically recommend this resort to our friends and family.

Going to Bora Bora your expectations are high. When we arrived at the resort each step was taken to make sure our expectations were met. The transfer from the airport was fast and efficient (though a significant added cost that is a little disproportionate to the value of a standard...

Going to Bora Bora your expectations are high. When we arrived at the resort each step was taken to make sure our expectations were met. The transfer from the airport was fast and efficient (though a significant added cost that is a little disproportionate to the value of a standard boat taxi). However upon arriving at the dock we were met and given a personal tour of the property before arriving at our room. It was all we could have hoped. Spacious seating and sleeping areas and the view of Mt. Otemanu was incredible. Everything in the room was well maintained. The staff was attentive both with regard to in-room needs and at the restaurants. The activities staff arranged excursions to attend the local Heiva i Bora Bora (local singing and dancing festival) which is a true experience if you happen to be on the island at the proper time. I thought that the trip would be a once in a lifetime experience, but now I can’t wait to go back.

This resort is simply outstanding – luxurious and relaxing, yet fun and interesting at the same time. Our bungalow was extremely comfortable. It was well-designed so that you have a lot of room and separate areas for relaxing and sleeping. Our super-comfortable bed faced a floor-to-ceiling window with a view...

This resort is simply outstanding – luxurious and relaxing, yet fun and interesting at the same time. Our bungalow was extremely comfortable. It was well-designed so that you have a lot of room and separate areas for relaxing and sleeping. Our super-comfortable bed faced a floor-to-ceiling window with a view of the lagoon, beach, and pass to the Pacific Ocean. It was wonderful to spend some time every morning just relaxing and waking up to the beautiful scene in front of us. The bathroom was well thought-out, with double sinks and a nice soaking tub. The rest of the resort was equally well-planned. The beach area was beautiful, with plenty of shaded lounge chairs available for looking out over the lagoon and at Mt. Otemanu. The restaurants were great, with really good food and ample options for even picky eaters. The pool area is beautiful and overlooks the mountain as well. The views everywhere on the property are stunning! We did several treatments at the spa, and they were all wonderful. The massage tables look down through glass inserts in the floor so that you can see the coral reef and fish below. There are many things to do at the resort besides spa and sunbathing. Stand-up paddleboards, kayaks, and snorkel gear are available, and we never had a problem finding something to do. The “lagoonarium” on the property is absolutely amazing – so many different species of coral and fish live there, and you see something different every day. Eagle rays and fish come and go as they please. We rented a bungalow with a pool, which was nice because of the private views it afforded, but we honestly didn’t use the pool that much because the lagoon on which the resort is located is basically like a giant swimming pool itself – very calm, with little in the way of currents. We did do some off-property activities (reserved through the concierge): the beginner scuba diving was our favorite (30-min dive in a very large, safe coral reef diving to 6 meters), but we also enjoyed the Waverunner and ATV tours. The staff at the hotel were warm and welcoming, and the service was top-notch. The resort is not too big, which gives it a very private, exclusive feel. NOTE: If you want to party, this is not the resort for you. This resort is for relaxation and exploring, and rude behavior is not tolerated. We saw some drunk people who were asked to leave the restaurant because they were being obnoxious. That said, this was honestly the best vacation I have ever had, with a good balance of relaxation and fun. I only wish we could have spent more time there! Some tips: 1) bring water shoes, as you will need to walk through some coral pieces before you hit the sandy bottom of the lagoon; 2) try to schedule a massage and/or facial for right after you arrive, as it will help with relaxation after long flights; 3) use the reef-safe sunscreen they have available at the pool and reapply often; 4) take advantage of the breakfast-and-dinner-included packages, as food can be pretty expensive otherwise.

It is hard to describe this paradise within a paradise. The resort itself is perfect with nothing to complain, a dream of the South Pacific come true. We stayed in a spacious and tastefully furnished overwater villa with views of the turquoise lagoon and Mont Otemanu. We swam and snorkeled...

It is hard to describe this paradise within a paradise. The resort itself is perfect with nothing to complain, a dream of the South Pacific come true. We stayed in a spacious and tastefully furnished overwater villa with views of the turquoise lagoon and Mont Otemanu. We swam and snorkeled in the warm water, saw many colorful fish, stingrays, and Blacktip reef sharks. Service is exemplary, staff are helpful and friendly providing a relaxed and hospitable atmosphere. Breakfast was good with a wide selection of made-to-order egg-dishes, raw and half-cooked fish, crêpes, sweets, fresh fruit etc. However, à la carte dinner in the restaurants “Sands” and “Reef” was disappointing. What landed on our plates was not the best result that you would expect from a seasoned chef, but uninspired fare that any beginner could do. This is doubly sad because, first, the quality of the raw materials certainly is outstanding, as we could confirm during the brilliant Polynesian Buffet, and second, the price-performance ratio is unnecessarily inadequate – there is much room for improvement with a little more effort in the kitchen.

Pros: -incredible location: views of Mt. Otemanu are unmatched, area for swimming/paddling much larger than other resorts. Beach area was large and had lots of chairs + shade. One thing to note, the beach has some rocks at the initial point of entry, you may want water shoes. The water...

Pros: -incredible location: views of Mt. Otemanu are unmatched, area for swimming/paddling much larger than other resorts. Beach area was large and had lots of chairs + shade. One thing to note, the beach has some rocks at the initial point of entry, you may want water shoes. The water is so blue and refreshing—we’ve been to many beautiful beaches and this is the most incredible water I’ve ever seen -little to no bugs, very impressive for a tropical location. Normally I’m a mosquito magnet and I only had a couple bites all week -atmosphere: very quiet and peaceful, the vibes are luxurious and romantic. Most people are couples, a few families with small children or friend trips -recreation: kayaks, paddle boards, canoes, snorkeling included for free. We didn’t snorkel on the property, there are some fish/rays in the lagoonarium. Gorgeous infinity pool with view of Mt Otemanu has flavored water and free sun bum sunscreen -free filtered water stations all over the property and they give you a nice reusable water bottle at check in! -entertainment: Polynesian show twice/week, fire dancing show, daily cultural activities at the pool at 12pm. All free for hotel guests -food: fresh and lots of variety, breakfast buffet was delicious and diverse. Fish and tropical fruits were aplenty, lots of international French/south Asian/Polynesian options -drinks: pricey ($20-$30 unless happy hour, then 50% off certain drinks from 5-6pm) but delicious and strong. Wine from France/Tahiti was much more affordable than American wine, limited beer options, lots of liquor options + local flavored rums -rooms: very large, comfortable, lots of amenities, free mini bar restocked daily (two cokes, two sprites, two mango juices, two sparkling waters, still filtered water, two small snacks), free nespresso coffee and nice variety of teas + electric kettle. The tub was comfortable and had a beautiful view from a large picture window. The shower was huge with a rain shower head. Bed was comfortable, lots of lighting options. A/C was powerful and two overhead fans kept the room cool -toiletries smell AMAZING, just like the tiare flowers they use to decorate the rooms -all the rooms are overwater bungalows, our beach view room 202 was one of the best non-Otemanu view rooms. Instead of facing the pool/hotel property we faced the beach outside the property which was much quieter and more private. The deck has a table, two regular chairs, two lounge chairs, an outdoor shower to rinse the salt water and a ladder to climb into the ocean! -staff: very helpful and kind, seem to really enjoy their work. The housekeeping and concierge were especially fantastic. Cons: -pricey, which is pretty much unavoidable for Bora Bora. Some ways to save money include packing a few bottles of wine/liquor in your checked luggage, bringing non perishable snacks from home, purchase trip through Costco to get breakfast and dinner included. We also traveled in shoulder season (first week of November) which was considerably cheaper than even a couple weeks earlier in mid October. -some isolated issues with service. For example when we checked in the paper we signed said check in was at 2pm, then we were told it was 3pm. When I pointed this out the staff said the time had always been 3pm, even though the paper clearly said 2pm. The front desk staff also said they would email us when the room was ready, which they never did. We requested a guest wifi password to use before our room was ready, the code they gave us didn’t work and we had to go ask for another one. These are small inconveniences but for the price you’re paying and after a long trip it was annoying. Other than a couple other small things (requesting a golf cart ride to the boat dock for an excursion that never arrived, requesting body lotion and receiving shower gel instead) the service was excellent. -remote location, which makes sense considering the hotel’s location on a Motu (barrier island off the coast of the main island). You can take the boat shuttle to the sister resort Intercontinental Le Moana on the main island and then walk/take a cab to town to purchase cheaper groceries/etc. The shuttle is $34/pp roundtrip unless you book an excursion like renting a car or scooter Overall: besides a few hiccups in service it was an incredible property that I would highly recommend to anyone looking for a quiet, relaxing and luxurious vacation. We will definitely be back some day! A few tips for Tahiti travel in general: -I’d highly recommend purchasing the IHG Ambassador status for $225 USD to be eligible for early check in and late check out. We got to stay in our room until 4pm which was a lifesaver for the 6pm flight from Bora Bora back to Papeete. Otherwise you can use a day room for an hour to change/shower but it’s much more comfortable to relax in your room -The Papeete airport does not have any air conditioning except in the Air Tahiti Nui lounge. We purchased passes for $55/pp in advance and it was a lifesaver to get some A/C + a shower after hours of being hot + sweaty -Cash is great to have on hand in town, the hotels will just charge everything to your room -Tipping is not necessary but I found we received lots of gratitude and even better service when strategically tipping (especially beach/pool drink service and housekeeping)

The most amazing resort/hotel I've ever experienced. My husband and I stayed 5 nights and loved every minute. Here's why... Stunningly beautiful manicured grounds! Quiet, serene, relaxing setting. If you want action packed, this is not the place for you! Comfy beds, turn down service at night, beautiful view from...

The most amazing resort/hotel I've ever experienced. My husband and I stayed 5 nights and loved every minute. Here's why... Stunningly beautiful manicured grounds! Quiet, serene, relaxing setting. If you want action packed, this is not the place for you! Comfy beds, turn down service at night, beautiful view from bed. Amazingly crystal clear blue water right off of our deck. No mosquitos at the resort or Bora Bora (when we went in Nov.) The staff take care of every detail you can think of and are ready to help always. Great breakfast buffet, although the dinner food wasn't super amazing, just ok. The pizza at the Sands restaurant was really good for our lunch time at the poolside. The pool water was the perfect temperature, was never crowded and there was sunscreen for anyone to use. They also had flavored water in a dispenser. We didn't take a pool float as suggested and we really didn't miss it. The beach - beautiful white sand, crystal clear water, lounge chairs and umbrellas for everyone. Felt like our own private beach most of the time. The over water bungalow was spacious with a living room, a separate bedroom and a good size bathroom with shower and separate soaker tub overlooking the lagoon. The benefit of a transition "dry room" where you can shower and change before you check in and after you check out of your bungalow. They have the luggage in the room for you for about 45 minutes. They gave us metal water bottles as a gift upon arrival so we could refill water all day wherever we went. We got a Bora Bora bliss massage at the spa. It was heavenly! We had use of the spa for the entire day since we payed for the massage. We spent most of our time in the jacuzzi that overlooked the lagoon. The concierge will help you with any dinner reservation or tour you need. They're super helpful. When you book through them, the transportation off the motu is included. If you want to take the shuttle boat to Bora Bora without a tour, it will cost around $35 per person where they drop you off at the Intercontinental Moana. Cons... hard to think of any... I guess the golf carts that the staff drive around. Sometimes there is some "traffic" ;) Expensive food yes, but just about as much as it would cost for an expensive burger at six flags or the airport.

We have had the absolute pleasure of staying at the Intercontinental Bora Bora Thalasso Spa. Words cannot describe the amazing experience that my husband and I had. Our overwater bungalow was absolutely stunning! So beautifully appointed and so spacious. From the time we arrived we were treated like royalty! We...

We have had the absolute pleasure of staying at the Intercontinental Bora Bora Thalasso Spa. Words cannot describe the amazing experience that my husband and I had. Our overwater bungalow was absolutely stunning! So beautifully appointed and so spacious. From the time we arrived we were treated like royalty! We were met by Emma when we arrived at the wharf who was so amazing. So friendly and so professional, we knew we were in for something very special. She showed us around the resort and explained where everything was. We were then checked in and were given a lovely welcome drink and towels to refresh us! Throughout our stay Emma checked in on us to see if we needed anything. We swam in the crystal turquoise water, we relaxed, we drank cocktails and we dined each night in the restaurants. The food and service was something that we have never experienced before! The service was outstanding! The buffet breakfast is also something very special. There is a huge array of different options available and I must say the fresh coconut bread and homemade mango jam was something that I looked forward to every morning! We cannot speak more highly of the staff at this resort, they go out of their way to make your stay something so memorable. The cleaning staff leave lovely messages for you each day on the mirror in your bungalow, this I thought was so beautiful. Everybody welcomes you with a smile and a lovely greeting! There is an abundance of soft fluffy towels, beach towels and the toiletries are amazing, the bed and pillows are like sleeping in a cloud! I have never felt as relaxed or as happy as I was during our stay and we were so busy swimming, snorkelling, relaxing and just being present in the day. We swam at the beach, the pool and every afternoon off the steps of our bungalow. The whole experience at this resort was something that will stay with us forever! Even leaving the resort ( which we didn't want to do!) was so special. We were treated like family, this was so beautiful! We want to personally thank Emma who was so amazing and made our stay something out of this world! We simply cannot wait to come back again and again!

Truly Paradise-on-Earth. The Over-Water-Villas are 1,000 sq. feet, with a private deck with access to the Lagoon. We had a Beach view which was perfect. The accommodations are luxurious. One gets a boat trip from the Airport across the Lagoon to the resort. There are 3 formal restaurants at the...

Truly Paradise-on-Earth. The Over-Water-Villas are 1,000 sq. feet, with a private deck with access to the Lagoon. We had a Beach view which was perfect. The accommodations are luxurious. One gets a boat trip from the Airport across the Lagoon to the resort. There are 3 formal restaurants at the resort and all were wonderful. The service is magnificent; Kerian, Pauline, Margaux, Rita, Thibaut, Juliette (and so many more) were great. All staff are friendly and helpful. This place is perfect

My partner and I stayed here for our honeymoon in Bora Bora and we are so glad we did! The service is impeccable - we felt so taken care of the whole time we were there! The resort itself is beautiful and the views are amazing - the best view...

My partner and I stayed here for our honeymoon in Bora Bora and we are so glad we did! The service is impeccable - we felt so taken care of the whole time we were there! The resort itself is beautiful and the views are amazing - the best view of Mount Otemanu!! The food was delicious - we looked forward to going to dinner each night. And the spa is a must!! Such a luxurious experience and the views from the spa are out of this world!

My wife and I spent 5 nights here recently and we simply cannot rave enough about the experience. We stayed in an overwater bungalow with a plunge pool and it was 5 star, room 207, highly recommend it. The service was impeccable, top to bottom. Everyone on the staff knew...

My wife and I spent 5 nights here recently and we simply cannot rave enough about the experience. We stayed in an overwater bungalow with a plunge pool and it was 5 star, room 207, highly recommend it. The service was impeccable, top to bottom. Everyone on the staff knew our name and treated us like family. The arrival to the property was so special. The property is spectacular with amazing views in every direction. The food was incredible; we really liked the theme night but also enjoyed Sands a ton. Free use of paddle boards, kayaks, snorkeling equipment made it easy to enjoy the water; above and below the surface. We are so grateful for the staff and the entire team for creating such a memorable experience for us. They should be proud of the culture of service, caring and excellence they have created. Well done…we will be back and recommend this property others.

Words can hardly capture how extraordinary our stay at the InterContinental Bora Bora was! From the moment we set foot on the island, we were treated to the highest level of luxury and service imaginable. The overwater villas are pure perfection – elegantly designed with a seamless blend of modern...

Words can hardly capture how extraordinary our stay at the InterContinental Bora Bora was! From the moment we set foot on the island, we were treated to the highest level of luxury and service imaginable. The overwater villas are pure perfection – elegantly designed with a seamless blend of modern comfort and island charm. Waking up to the turquoise lagoon right outside our door was something out of a dream. The service was impeccable; every staff member was warm, attentive, and made us feel like we were the only guests there. Whether it was a personalized greeting or an unexpected thoughtful touch, they went above and beyond to ensure every moment was perfect. The resort's beauty is unparalleled, with lush tropical gardens, pristine beaches, and views that leave you breathless. The culinary experiences were equally exceptional, offering gourmet meals with a focus on fresh local ingredients. Whether dining with our feet in the sand or enjoying cocktails at sunset, every meal felt like a special occasion. The activities and amenities are world-class, from snorkeling in the coral gardens to indulgent spa treatments that left us feeling completely rejuvenated. It truly felt like a slice of heaven on earth, where every detail is curated for total relaxation and joy. This wasn’t just a vacation; it was an unforgettable experience that exceeded every expectation. If you’re looking for paradise with the finest touches of luxury, look no further than the InterContinental Bora Bora. We’re already dreaming of our return!

Beautiful location—I mean, it’s Bora Bora. We stayed in a plunge pool bungalow. The room was nice, though a bit worn, but it was clean. The bed, however, was terrible; it felt like we were sleeping on cement. My favorite part was the deck—great views, and I loved seeing the...

Beautiful location—I mean, it’s Bora Bora. We stayed in a plunge pool bungalow. The room was nice, though a bit worn, but it was clean. The bed, however, was terrible; it felt like we were sleeping on cement. My favorite part was the deck—great views, and I loved seeing the wildlife. We were there for 12 days, and not once were we checked in on by management. For the amount of money spent, I would have expected more than just a stale piece of cake. I understand most guests are there for honeymoons or romantic occasions, so they should have this stuff down by now. But come on. Lastly, the food—it wasn’t spectacular, but given that it’s an island, that’s somewhat expected. Overall, I would go back to Bora Bora, but I’d probably stay at the Conrad or Four Seasons next time. The IHG brand leaves a lot to be desired.

InterContinental Bora Bora Thalasso is a very special resort and made for a very memorable vacation. The views are gorgeous and the rooms are spacious and very comfortable. Most of all, the staff is outstanding: the front desk, concierge, activity and restaurant staff were friendly, fun and welcoming. In particular,...

InterContinental Bora Bora Thalasso is a very special resort and made for a very memorable vacation. The views are gorgeous and the rooms are spacious and very comfortable. Most of all, the staff is outstanding: the front desk, concierge, activity and restaurant staff were friendly, fun and welcoming. In particular, Ranui, Teri and others at the Reef and Sands restaurants; Vero at the morning omelette station and Moses and his co-leader running the activities center. Thank you!

The hotel is beautiful, the service was excellent, the room was comfortable and well-designed, but we would not go back. The food was terribly overpriced, mediocre at best and often bad. We visited all three restaurants and did not have one meal that we felt was worth the price. We...

The hotel is beautiful, the service was excellent, the room was comfortable and well-designed, but we would not go back. The food was terribly overpriced, mediocre at best and often bad. We visited all three restaurants and did not have one meal that we felt was worth the price. We walked away hungry and disappointed more often than not. It was really too bad because the hotel is quite beautiful.