$1000 resort credit per stay (cannot be applied to room and tax). The resort credit is not part of the rate but will be a credit applied at the hotel.
Resort credit can be used for spa services, room upgrades, and specific food/beverages Minimum length of stay 4 nights.
These hotel rates have a non-refundable cancel penalty that goes into effect upon booking. Penalties will apply if the hotel reservation is cancelled or changed. Please reference the Hotel advisories for the specific hotel cancel penalty.
The hotel discount is already reflected in the vacation price.
The hotel discount is already reflected in the vacation price.
The hotel discount is already reflected in the vacation price.
The hotel discount is already reflected in the vacation price.
This package includes breakfast for two adults for each day of stay.
Excludes in-room dining services. Breakfast varies by location. Redemption details are provided at check-in.
Not valid in-room, breakfast varies by location.
Guests will receive complimentary breakfast.
Important Information:
Gratuities are not included.
Not valid in-room, breakfast varies by location.
Offer requires Thursday, Friday or Saturday arrival. Thursday arrivals require a minimum stay of four (4) nights and a maximum stay of five (5) nights. Friday arrivals require a minimum stay of three (3) nights and a maximum of four (4) nights. Saturday arrivals require a three (3) night length of stay.
The value of the discounted night has already been applied to the room rate.
With the Bed N' Breakfast Deal, you'll enjoy:
Subject to availability at participating hotels. Rate does not include resort/service fees, taxes, incidental charges or gratuities. Rate includes breakfast in the hotel’s designated restaurant for up to two adults registered in
the same room. Breakfast does not include gratuities or alcoholic beverages. Other restrictions may apply.
Resort Details
- Banyan Chinese RestaurantDiscover this modern Chinese restaurant situated amidst our fabled banyan tree. The a la carte menu draws inspiration from multiple regions of China – the provinces of Canton and Fujian, the city of Ningbo and the island of Hainan – and offers a variety of seafood and other traditional Chinese cuisine. Book our private room for larger groups of up to 12, for the ultimate exclusive dining experience.
- Iriatai French RestaurantEnjoy exceptional cuisine in a stylish setting at our signature restaurant. You’ll take in breathtaking views of the lagoon from the comfortable banquet and veranda seating of the open-air restaurant – the perfect place to enjoy the restaurant’s innovative take on a classic French brasserie. Enjoy your breakfast with a view, and then pair your dinner with a bottle of fine wine from the adjoining wine bar and cellar and end the night playing billiards in our game room.
- Tamure Beach GrillThis casual beachside restaurant is located between the pool and beach. Sample authentic Mediterranean and Polynesian cuisine prepared in the open-air exhibition kitchen featuring a stone pizza oven. At night, take in an al-fresco movie screening or the weekly traditional Polynesian night show featuring fire-throwers and local dance ensembles sharing the island’s legends and history.
- Tarava Pool BarBoasting a swim-up bar and dry counter, this full-service venue at the resort’s infinity pool serves refreshing cocktails and chilled beverages. Tarava Pool Bar is open in the daytime.
- Upa Upa Restaurant & BarThe stylish Upa Upa Lounge boasts a glass floor deck and provides the perfect vantage point for discovering the lagoon’s coral reefs and fish or taking in the sweeping views of the surrounding turquoise waters. Partake in a mid-afternoon tea service with tapas and finger foods, and revisit our lounge after dinner for a digestive or a selection from the cigar bar. At sunset, it doesn’t get any better than the Upa Upa Lounge, as our deck offers the only panoramic sunset views in Bora Bora.
- RoomService
- 24-hour room service†
- Accessible facilities†
- Air conditioning†
- Baggage hold†
- Baggage hold†
- Beachfront†
- Children welcome†
- Children's nursery†
- Clothing store†
- Concierge desk†
- 24-hour room service†
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- Air conditioning†
- Baggage hold†
- Baggage hold†
- Beachfront†
- Children welcome†
- Children's nursery†
- Clothing store†
- Concierge desk†
- Currency exchange†
- DVD/video rental†
- Electric car charging stations†
- Elevators†
- Evening reception†
- Exhibition/convention floor†
- Fitness Facilities†
- Fitness Facilities†
- Food and beverage outlets†
- Gift/News stand†
- High speed internet access†
- Housekeeping - daily†
- Housekeeping - daily†
- Individual Efolio available†
- Laundry/Valet service†
- Lounges/bars†
- Meeting rooms†
- Multilingual staff†
- Outdoor pool†
- Parking, Offsite†
- Parking†
- Pool†
- Pool†
- Restaurant†
- Safe deposit box†
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- Shoe shine stand†
- Shuttle to local businesses†
- Storage space†
- Sundry/Convenience store†
- Tour/sightseeing desk†
- Wireless internet connection in public areas†
- Business Center†
- Ethernet Connectivity†
- Fax Machine†
- High Speed Internet Connection†
- Meeting/Board Rooms†
- Network/Internet Printing Available†
- Printer†
- VCR/DVD Machine Rental†
- Wireless Internet Connection†
- Wireless Internet Connection†
† Fees may apply
- Bloody Mary's Bar
- City Center
- Glass Bottom Boat Cruises
- Matira Beach
- Motu Mute Domestic Airport
- Motu Tapu (Resort's Private Islet)
- Mt. Otemanu
- Shark Feeding
- Vaitape
- Vaitape Town Center
† Fees may apply
Customer ratings & reviews
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
1532 reviews
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Feb 14, 2025Absolutely gorgeous resort that really feels a part of the island!
This was our second time visiting The Conrad Bora Bora and it was just as wonderful, if not more so, than the last. We brought our three young adult kids this time and booked two villas. They kindly upgraded us to two over water bungalows and were thoughtful enough to have us side by side so that our front doors faced each other. It felt like we had our own private two room villa. We love how the Conrad is integrated into the beauty of the island so it all feels very natural. The staff are incredibly friendly and you feel you are part of the family. We planned ahead booking some of our dining there which made it easy for us. Most nights we enjoyed the restaurants at the Conrad which provide plenty of options of meals and atmospheres. The resort is so beautiful and relaxing, and you quickly feel at home. We love that you can find a bicycle and ride back to your room or enjoy a nighttime ride around the resort. We also enjoyed snorkeling, paddle boarding and kayaking. The pool is gorgeous and we enjoyed lounging in that as well even though we had the over water bungalow. The Conrad is just the right size so that you can enjoy all the different areas without feeling overwhelmed. It gives just the right variety. Once we had booked our stay we realized it was during the Super Bowl. We were so impressed the Conrad actually had prepared for that and we all enjoyed watching the game with others on a big screen with food and drink service so that it was a party. The general manager was on hand ensuring everyone had a seat. I was impressed! The Conrad also has one of the most beautiful locations on Bora Bora. With their well appointed rooms, warm and friendly staff, attention to detail for comfort and beauty, I wouldn't want to stay anywhere else.
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Jan 29, 2025Word of warning
I'm not an avid reviewer but feel I'd be remiss if I didn't share my experience (and that of other couples on the same trip) and let others know what they're signing up for. I don't mind paying five-star prices, but I do expect in return five-star service and quality... I'm also based in LA and NYC, so I'm not a stranger to it. You expect in Bora Bora, so they're going to stick it to you a little bit, but they take it to another level that verges on being obnoxious or passive-aggressive towards visitors. An example: $35 for 3 sad-looking scallops. There's some very likable staff here, but there's seemingly no experienced management, so the resort is somewhat left to the forces of nature; people are left to figure it out, so it's gone a little feral/rough around the edges. Service/hospitality training is needed. This includes both administration, servers, and even the masseuse (that didn't feel like a professional massage). My deluxe over-water bungalow had holes in the curtains, the outdoor furniture was beat up and rusting. Or, you'd use the bar's bathroom—one is blocked, the other undergoing work, and one occupied. At breakfast, there's cheap furniture. The relatively nice table is covered in an old warped brown plastic cover. Felt a bit ironic when they say, "Welcome to Paradise.". (Context: I paid over $20k for accommodation for a 9-night stay for a couple.). Due to flight timing, many arrive earlier, hot and bothered after a long trip... to NO AIR CONDITIONING IN COMMON AREAS and very few fans (but air conditioning is conveniently in the staff admin office and indoors at the Chinese restaurant). Also, for these arrivals, breakfast has ended, and there are no other dining options until lunch. "Welcome to Paradise.". Hard to savor dining when you're fighting humidity. There's not really any beach service to speak of. Or you'll be waiting a LONG TIME. Beware: if you don't make a restaurant reservation in advance, you may be stuck... They don't have enough to cater to capacity. The food is extremely slow. Beware: Our trip coincided with New Year's Eve. We were NOT informed in advance that all dining options would be closed except for a buffet option costing approx. $800 for 2 (not including drinks) and that it was MANDATORY—meaning we'd be charged regardless of attendance. Unethical. "Welcome to Paradise.". They couldn't point to any advertised material or communications that stated this. I felt bad that I'd invited friends to join us who'd previously experienced the St. Regis. We will always make the best of an experience. It's wonderful to hire a boat for half a day, do the picnic, and swim with amazing fish. Go to a cool, obscure restaurant on a mountaintop for real food and service. There are a lot of amazing places in the world, and Bora Bora needs to step it up and can't rest on its laurels, or people won't return. It will get left behind. There's a lot of competition. Probably, next time, when I'm looking for a beach getaway, I'll hit something like the One and Only Mandarina in Mexico for luxury pampering and clear waters. If you're looking for a couple's luxury, go to the Regis or Four Seasons. This place will not compare. If you've got a tribe with kids and get a great deal on this place, this might be an option for you. Only come here if you get a bargain, not if paying 5-star prices.
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Jan 26, 2025Not worth the money
The resort was a bit depressing. Hardly any people. We stayed in over the water bungalow. It was difficult for staff to provide things. Since one cannot go anywhere the dining options were limited. The worst part was that they purposely put false charges on your dining bills . Once you question it they quickly remove them . Once does not expect this type of behavior from a luxury hotel. We were warned by someone in Hilton Papeete so were alert . Be careful.
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Jan 25, 2025
Our favorite Bora Bora destination!
We recently visited the Conrad and had an amazing time. It was our fourth visit, and we are still impressed with the employees all around. A special shout-out to Daven, the breakfast staff, the pool staff, and Stefany, our housekeeper. But overall, we always feel welcomed by all of the employees there! The Conrad is the best location in Bora Bora in our opinion. We love the views, and we have experienced several different villa types. You can’t go wrong with the Conrad and we will definitely keep coming back!
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Jan 22, 2025
A Memorable Christmas and Year-End Escape
We spent the holiday season at Bora Bora Nui with our group of three families (six kids aged six to nine), and two moments in particular stood out: 1. Fruit Race with Tehau I participated in the resort’s fruit race alongside Tehau, and through that friendly competition, we ended up forming a really nice connection. Afterwards, he showed us how to properly open a coconut—so much tastier than the one we’d had on another trip. This personal interaction added a warm and memorable touch to our stay. 2. Kids Club Holiday Help The resort arranged free Christmas gifts for all the children, handed out by Santa. Unfortunately, one of our six-year-old boys received a different present than the other boys—which left him feeling down. While we didn’t want to make a fuss, I decided to ask if it was possible to match the dinosaur toy the others received. The lady in charge of the Kids Club went above and beyond; by the next day, she had tracked down the exact same dinosaur, making our little one’s Christmas complete. All in all, we had a wonderful time, and the personal touches made our holiday especially meaningful. We wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Bora Bora Nui for a truly special getaway.
- AdvisoryA mandatory 5% per room per stay Service Charge is payable by hotel guest directly to hotel. Charge amount is subject to change.
- AdvisoryStarting in mid-February 2025, the hotel will undergo a multi-phase renovation, maintaining its luxury experience while introducing modern upgrades. The project will last until June 2026, with improvements including private pools in select overwater villas, beach enhancements, and villa refurbishments. The Banyan Restaurant will close temporarily (Feb 9–Apr 5, 2025), and Hina Spa will relocate from (Jan 6–Mar 6, 2025). Key resort facilities will remain open, and disruptions will be minimal.
- Check in: 3:00 PM
- Check out: 12:00 PM
- Minimum check-in age: 18