It was great being the only hotel on the motu and only accessible by boat, which was such a scenic trip over the water of different shades of tropical blue, being so close to the Coral gardens. The food was really good. The staff were very helpful and friendly. You could relax on the loungers overlooking the azure sea or swim, snorkel paddle or kayak.

I can't think of anything only that our time there was too short.

Best resort ever. Quiet, charming, second to none in location. On a motu (island) within the lagoon. Right next to the coral garden. The coral garden is the best snorkeling spot in the Polynesia, if not on earth. And it’s on the hotel. You can walk up to the reef and let the slow current guide you through the coral garden. The overwater bungalows were amazing. When I walked in I was speechless.

Food at the restaurant was good and at reasonable prices for Polynesia and for a resort, but could have a larger menu. After two or three days, the menu options felt short. And you do not have many options outside the hotel in the main island.

Loved the design of the property. No detail was overlooked. Although it was fully booked you never had the feeling of being crowded. Over the water bungalow was chocked full of beautiful details. Spa very good. Pool delightful.

We felt quite disappointed in the food. It simply was not up to the standard of Relais & Chateau. Only the breakfast was exceptional. Dinner servers need better training.

As close one get get to paradise. Overwater bungalows were amazing, whole property was absolutely beautiful and the facilities were perfect.

Unfortunately, it was booked significantly under capacity, so it was very quiet and at times felt a little bit like it was staffed accordingly.

Everything was perfect, especially considering we were there with children, and they were always super helpful and comprehensive. They tried to find the best solution for both other guests and our family with kids. The room we had was recently renovated to excellent standards: authenticity with luxury. Super quiet. Tons of space. Endless views. Privacy, etc. We appreciated a lot the little attentions and the kindness & authenticity of the staff. There is so much charm everywhere: The main restaurant is super cozy high up in the trees, the staff does everything by bike instead of golf carts, etc. Unlike other luxury resorts, we did not have the impression they were trying to squeeze every dollar out of us. We stayed here 5 nights and wished we could have stayed a couple more days as 5 felt too short :)

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Incredible stay every time. Gorgeous, over the water bungalows and pristine water. Coral garden with so many fish species. Super attentive and nice staff. Great food, at a reasonable price. Amazing breakfast. Good activities selection, at reasonable price for French Polynesia.

Price is high

Stunning location, friendly and attentive staff, tasteful and authentic decoration, delicious food. Our overwater room was wonderful. The coral garden is stunning, and the massage we got at the spa was spectacular !

It is a luxury hotel in a remote location, so high prices are to be expected, but food and any extra were extremely expensive (and I am not talking about the gastronomical restaurant. Even basic burgers at the beach bar was insanely pricey).

The location is amazing with a white sand beach and coral garden right in front! Do not miss to walk on the other side of the island to have a fantastic view of Bora Bora. Nice pool, bars and restaurants. Our beach bungalow was incredible and super private with an outdoor pool and shower.

The transfer is very expensive and they try to charge you even more than indicated on booking.com.

Gorgeous, peaceful, idyllic setting. Beautiful grounds. Everything is designed to feel like it belongs in this paradise. Incredible and easily accessed reef with a stunning coral garden and dozens of fish species. Food was quite good especially the breakfast buffet! Staff was helpful and friendly. We had a beach bungalow with a pool which was fantastic. The outdoor tub/shower was my favorite touch - there is nothing like soaking in a warm bubble bath while gazing at the stars!

We had a beach bungalow which had many sliding doors, a few of which broke or got stuck. It was difficult to figure out how to control all of the lighting in the room.

I agree with earlier commenters. Save this stop for last, as resorts on other islands will disappoint by comparison. In particular, the value proposition is considerably higher here than at Bora Bora hotels.