© The St. Regis Bora Bora ResortThe St. Regis Bora Bora Resort
Bora BoraUltra-luxuryDomestic flight + transfer 60′
Villa / pool is among the best of its kind; Value is the weak spot to accept.
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Experience scores
Who it suits — and who it doesn’t
- + Couple
- + With kids
- + People who put villa / pool first
- + People who put lots to do first
- − Tight budgets
Guest reputation
Tripadvisor ranking: 1 of 13 in Bora Bora (No. 1)
Common praise
- Spacious, very private overwater villas
- Views of Mount Otemanu
- Lots of praise for the Lagoonarium and the spa
- Thoughtful, attentive service
Common complaints
- Dining and paid activities are pricey
Tripadvisor 4.8/5 (3,131 reviews, No. 1 in Bora Bora), Google 4.8/5 (864). Praise centres on privacy, the volcano views and service; the main complaint is the high price of dining and activities.
Island & location
- Opened
- 2006
- Island
- A large resort stretching along the Bora Bora lagoon shore, with its own coral garden and turtle conservation facility.
- Area
- approx. 17.8 ha
- Land per villa
- approx. 1,780 m² · more is less crowded
- Vegetation
- Lush
- House reef
- Good · The resort has its own coral garden and turtle sanctuary, giving decent house-reef snorkelling.
- Official site
- Open →
What Bora Bora is like →Seaplane vs speedboat →Low vs high season →
Data
Basics
- Atoll
- Bora Bora
- Tier
- Ultra-luxury
- Low-season price
- $2,083–$3,611 / night
- High-season price
- $3,056–$5,833 / night
- How you arrive
- Domestic flight + transfer
- Time from Malé
- approx. 60 min
- Minimum child age
- No limit
Villas
- Villas
- 100 villas
- Villa size
- 144–368 m²
- Villa types
- OverwaterBeach
- Pool villas
- Some with a pool
- Standalone beach villas
- Mostly standalone
- Villa highlights
- Among the largest overwater villas in the South Pacific (from ~144 sqm)Private poolOn-site turtle sanctuary
Facilities
- Dining
- 4 restaurants
- Cuisines
- InternationalPolynesian
- Amenities
- Dive centreSpaGymKids club ages 5–12
Cost
- Board included
- Breakfast
- Taxes & fees
- Taxes and service charges vary — check whether the quoted rate includes them
Good for
- Good for
- HoneymoonAnniversaryProposal
Sources
- Villas: resort website · marriott.com · hotelexecutive.com · costcotravel.com · 2026-10-16
- Facilities: resort website · marriott.com · costcotravel.com · wingedboots.co.uk · 2026-10-16
- Cost: editorial research · 2026-09-10
- Good for: resort website · marriott.com · 2026-09-10
- Price / scores: editorial estimate (unverified)
Quick answers
- How do you get to The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort?
- Domestic flight + transfer, about 60 minutes. After the domestic flight to Bora Bora airport, a resort speedboat transfer takes about 10-15 minutes.
- Does The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort have a house reef? How is the snorkelling?
- House-reef snorkelling: Good. The resort has its own coral garden and turtle sanctuary, giving decent house-reef snorkelling.
- Is The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort good for kids?
- Children of all ages are welcome, and there is a kids club (ages 5–12). The overall positioning is luxury-honeymoon focused; dedicated kids-club-style facilities are lighter than at family-oriented resorts.
- How much does The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort cost per night?
- About $2,083–$3,611 a night in low season and $3,056–$5,833 in high season (a guide — check the resort’s site).
- What meals are included at The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort? Is it all-inclusive?
- Standard rate: Breakfast.
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Data is still being compiled; scores and descriptions are under continuous review. Last updated: 2026-09-10