Bora Bora Hotel Guide - Hotels with Breakfast in Bora Bora, Leeward Islands

"Magical, incredible and unforgettable! "

"Incredible property and location. The food, staff, service, massages were all top notch. If I was forced me to come up with a negative it would be that that drinks cost $25 at the bar. Pro tip - get your alcohol duty free in Tahiti before the flight to Bora Bora."

"The island itself is beautiful, the plants and foliage were amazing. The location of the island is exceptional and there were five or six baby with sharks swimming 10 feet offshore throughout our stay. There is many coral reefs in the area so No need to spend extra money booking a snorkeling trip, just bring your snorkel and fins. The rooms themselves could use a little maintenance but we’re comfortable. Unfortunately the layout of the resort offers very little privacy because all of the...

"Everything was so wonderful didn’t want to leave. Rooms are fantastic in every way. Clean, comfortable and in perfect condition. The view was to die for. Food was great and staff were lovely. Hope to return. Forgot to tell you the water is so warm "

"This is a very nice, beautiful property. Very clean. and the staff is very nice and professional. I would return to this property."

"It’s a great hotel with great services! Staff is very friendly and provides excellent service from day one until we leave! Our villa faces Mt. Otemanu and the view is gorgeous. Just sitting on the deck and watching sunset feels so peaceful and relaxing. In the morning we walk 5 minutes to the other side of the motu (pacific ocean side) to watch sunrise! The hotel makes everything so convenient to the customers. Our family really enjoyed our stay at Inter Continental! "

"Property was amazing! We had such a great time! French restaurant was sub par, the rest of the food we found to be pretty decent. Overall great pic! Staff was amazing! "

"Wonderful friendly staff"

"Blue Heaven Island is not a hotel. It’s like staying at your friend’s private island. Jimmy and Eli will treat you as their own houseguests, welcoming you with kindness and an eagerness to please. There is absolutely nothing on the island but nature itself. No cars, restaurants, tv, or bars. It is nature’s paradise. Jimmy’s French-Polynesian cooking is sublime and for a fee they can take you to the main island of Bora Bora if you want to shop or visit an island attraction. My children spent...

"Nice place "