The most fashionable hotels in Bora Bora

You won’t find many resorts more idyllic than The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort. Once you arrive at the airport, you will be greeted with flower garlands and scented wash clothes before hopping on the island's private boat to make your way to your luxury resort. 

This beachfront resort is laden with thatched-roof bungalows perched over the cerulean lagoon or nestled on the soft sands of the shore. The service is above-par, with butlers who will unpack your case, bring you delicious fresh smoothies and book your excursions. 

You can snorkel in the artificial lagoonarium with vibrant tropical fish, dive into the majestic pool, or reinvigorate your senses at the Clarins Spa - the only one in French Polynesia. 

The trendiest restaurant in Bora Bora is located here; lagoon by Jean-Georges is a five-star culinary experience serving Asian-Fusion dishes. The spectacular glass-bottom floor means you can explore the ocean deep as you dine. 

The suites are spacious with an authentic Polynesian design. All the suites are idyllic and lavish. However, the Royal Estate is the place to be seen on this resort. 

Located on over half a mile of powdery white sands, Conrad Bora Bora Nui is the epitome of luxury. The resort is impossibly stunning, with impeccable views of the ocean. Take to the infinity pool, where you can absorb the endless views. The ambience is extravagant, with a relaxed vibe throughout. 

Sleek and contemporary suites await guests. With big comfy beds, butler service and private pools on your terrace, it doesn’t get better than this. The Presidential Overwater Villas is one of the most exotic suites on the resort. 

Order breakfast to your suite, where staff will deliver your buffet via canoe. Lunch on your beach chaise or pool cabana. For an upscale experience, the onsite Iriatai serves up delectable dishes. 

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With a name that needs no introduction, Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora is one of the most majestic resorts on the islands. When you arrive, you’ll be transported to the resort in a sleek taxi boat, which was modelled on the ones used in the 1920s by Wall Street Executives. 

There is a sense of grandiosity and elevated luxury as you walk around the resort. You can explore the pristine beaches and manicured gardens as you look out over the jewel-toned lagoon. Spend time in the stunning cathedral-styled spa where you can enjoy massages with monoi oil, which has flecks of 24-carat gold in it. 

The most elite restaurant is Arii Moana, which dishes up gourmet French-Polynesian fusion cuisine. But you don’t even need to leave your suite, cabana, or daybed for decadent bites; they’ll bring them to you. And an absolute must is sundowner cocktails at The Sunset Bar. 

The suites are magical, with infinity pools that gaze out to the majestic mountains and overlook the breathtaking lagoon. The Presidental Overwater Villa has a vast sundeck, pool, and a well-being room with a sauna and massage table. Everything you need for an exceptional Bora Bora stay. 

InterContinental Bora Bora Resort Thalasso Spa is a super trendy resort with an eco-friendly edge. With the most spectacular views, lush tropical gardens, and the most exquisite fine-dining options available, guests will love sitting back and enjoying the grand cabanas or joining in with the evening entertainment. 

The spa is the hotel's star, with several treatments aiming to reinvigorate the body using nutrients from the water taken from the ocean's depths. Take your underwater Go Pro to explore the stunning coral reefs or swim with the vibrant marine life in the lagoonarium that houses over 200 species of marine life. 

If you want the best of the best, book the Brando Suite Bora Bora, where you can enjoy the most exuberant stay possible. 

It’s more of a relaxed nightlife. The bars and restaurants will have entertainment like dancing, singing and music. 

Celebrities love to stay in resorts like Conrad Bora Bora Nui and The St. Regis Bora Bora. Discover why they're some of the best hotels for VIPs. 

The Royal Estate at The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort is the most lavish and expensive villa on the island of Bora Bora. 

The Lagoon Restaurant by Jean-Georges at The St Regis Bora Bora Resort is one of the most sought-after restaurants on the islands, thanks to the excellent views over the lagoon and mountains and the most incredible French Polynesian cuisine.