Many rooms have additional air conditioning. In the overwater bungalows, underwater sealife can be seen through the glass-topped coffee table. The bungalows are arranged in three separate villages and oriented to views and sunlight with privacy as a key consideration. Each village is near the beach, swimming areas and a communal pavilion. The reception area, overwater restaurant and other public buildings also feature traditional Tahitian architecture.
Guests dine in two restaurants.
Named after the mountain of which it has spectacular views, the Otemanu restaurant serves Polynesian and French cuisine while the Caf Far offers breakfast, lunch and snacks by the pool. The average year round temperature in Bora Bora is 79 degrees fahrenheit. Aside from perfect beaches, sporting opportunities include windsurfing, scuba diving, snorkelling, deep-sea fishing, shark feeding, tennis and excursions in Tahitian outrigger canoes. The hotel is as popular for weddings and with honeymooners and incentive groups as it is with individual leisure travellers. Bora Bora competes successfully with the Hawaiian Islands for tourists who are seeking beautiful white coral sand beaches and spectacular marine life in a romantic Polynesian environment.