The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort

The room was more than twice the size of a standard room, actually big enough for a whole family. Since there were only two of us, we didn't even use the other half of the room. The main reason we booked it was for the pool! The room offered a mountain view, and we were lucky enough to see a sea turtle when we stepped out!

The service was excellent, and the butler was very helpful. Everything was wonderful from the moment we arrived. However, the bathroom in the room was a bit old, the showerhead was broken and couldn't be turned on, and the bathroom had a strong odor. On the plus side, the beach was beautiful, but the breakfast selection was very limited.

The weather wasn't ideal during our stay, but even with the clouds and rain, Tahiti was still beautiful. The St. Regis rooms felt a bit dated, but the service was absolutely top-notch, and they took great care of our kids who have allergies. I recommend the Italian restaurant.

The St. Regis Bora Bora is absolutely flawless! The staff are incredibly kind and attentive, which was truly touching. And at Robert Wan Pearl Shop, there were so many beautiful pearls, I just couldn't resist buying some! The only downside is that drinks and food are a bit pricey, but then again, this is the top luxury resort in Bora Bora, so it's to be expected. It sits right next to the Four Seasons, and both are equally luxurious and live up to their resort reputations. At the Lagoonarium, you can snorkel with Napoleon fish and countless other fish. From the overwater bungalows, you can enjoy stunning sunsets, and the main beach offers shallow, emerald-colored waters perfect for a walk. The butler service, and all other services, are just perfect. We definitely want to come back to The St. Regis Bora Bora again next year! ♡

Just choose Four Seasons. St. Regis really needs to make an appointment with the hotel for a day boat ride to see the lagoon. It's incomparable to Four Seasons.