Thalasso Bora Bora

Regis so much more valuable and to shorten our journey?

and I don't want to repent not to stay at the St. Regis to make some savings when it's astonishing there. It would be much appreciated if anyone has remained at both. Hello JBOSLE 1, When I was organizing my flamenco in Bora Bora, I spend about 1 year exploring and studying never-ending TA-Forum.

But..... I turned to my fiancé and he said - just do it, it's every penny and I don't want you to get excited while you look at the St. Regis in Bora just to make a little additional cash. So, I payed the additional (my other option was to stick to the thalasso) and it was the BEST thing I ever did.

Saint Regis is really breathtaking and we were so well looked after and the breakfasts were fantastic - along with the view! But I really did pay for the superior OWB and we got better to deluxe - the smiling on my face took the whole 6 era we were there Iol!

I tried to determine if the first mansions were really well deserved, and I could just do what you said and do a de-luxe instead and still be able to remain all day long. I' ve been on these lots several beats.... they are both wonderful. I would have to give St. Regis the advantage of having more luxury.......and the Lagoon Restaurants above water!

Savor the paradise! haha greetings - read these critics!!!!!!!!!! I have made soooooo many notations and it was rewarded!! My dear Jbosle1, we remained in the Thalasso and were very, very lucky. I' ve never been to the St. Regis in BB. They can help with the St. Regis rate, free breakfasts, transfer, etc..

I' d definitely be staying at the St. Regis! We' ve just got back from eight overnight stays at the IC. After all, I admit that the SR is quite an improvement over the IC Thalasso, which just doesn't seem very Polyny. Is the St. Regis so much more valuable and to shorten our journey?

I' ve spent the night in some of the "more luxurious" places, especially in Europe, and for me it is NEVER the place that reminds me of a town. Immho, if you are in Bora Bora for such a brief period, you want to be in the sea, except for the hotspot for Europe.

Hello JBOSLE 1, I slept in both houses and I did enjoy both, in a deluxe overwater villa in St. Régis last August, the room had a great mountain views of Otemanu and it was no cottage, but I had neighbours on both sides, but I accept that I myself think that St. Régis has a better sand in Thalasso is a little roughen.

There is a swimming and oases swimming in St. Regis and there is only one swimming in Thalasso, but I didn't really use the swimming in Thalasso because I was swimming right in front of my chalet, because the lagoon around the place is not really shallow and the waters are quiet when it's not windy. It' a lot of fun to swim in.