InterContinental Bora Bora & Thalasso Spa by IHG

Piękny widok, duży i wygodny domek, super basen

Bardzo słabe jedzenie. To aż niewiarygodne, żeby w takim dobrym hotelu było tak niedobre jedzenie :(

My husband and I just returned from staying 3 nights at the Intercontinental Thalasso, 5 at the St. Regis, and 1 at the Four Seasons. All were great. Here are some things that stood out at the Intercontinental. 1. We loved floating off our deck. We’d read a tip to bring inflatables (we took floatsilla 2-pack water hammock, packs small and you can use to float on your back or front - Amazon, plus 100’ of parachord which we cut in 1/2). We were in room 123 and the water was a perfect depth for doing this. Could touch the bottom and the water was clear. We did not see a lot of fish here, but we did see some fish and a ray at night through our floor when we turned the lights on. Compared to other places we stayed (which may have also been a reflection of our room location) we enjoyed floating here the best because the water was clear and shallow and calm. 2. We booked a couples massage at the Ocean Spa. They promote big spa packages but you can get just the 50 min massage and what is cool about that is there is a glass floor under the table and you can watch fish as you get your massage 3. The pool is small but nice and we used it as we waited for our room. Kudos to the pool shack guys who played the ukulele even when it rained. 4. For breakfast, be sure to try the raw fish in coconut on the Buffett. And the woman who makes the scrambled eggs and omelets is so nice. Big smile and she always asked me if I wanted my scrambled egg whites. 5. I read another tip to pay for Ambassador status with IHG ($250) and I did. I feel like it was worth it as the manager gave us free breakfast on our arrival day, we got drink coupons, and we got a late 4 p.m. Checkout. Note that only 1/2 the rooms were open as the others are being remodeled and the whole place will close June 2026 as they are renovating and re-opening as a Regent (IHG) property.

Real luxury. Staff calls you by your name