This resort epitomizes tranquility in Paradise. The staff went out of their way to ensure our stay was as enjoyable as possible. From the beautiful lei greeting at the airport, to the boat transfer, welcome drink on arrival & effortless check-in - our every need was catered for. The rooms are spectacular and very spacious with magnificently appointed, gigantic bathrooms & tastefully decorated bedrooms in rich wooden tones, with four poster mosquito-net king beds. Golf buggies were always readily available to transport us around the resort (if required), as the resort is quite large. There is a good selection of food from the room service menu and we found it to be quite reasonably priced - even with service charge (around $75 for 3 including starter, main & dessert). Breakfast was very nice & served in pleasant surroundings overlooking the magnificent lagoon & pool area. The sand floor created a relaxed atmosphere and the buffet had a diverse selection of hot/cold options. You could also order from a set menu and the only fault was that the "made to order eggs Benedict" was hard every day even though we ordered our eggs "softly" poached. If the restaurant food is not to your liking, the resort offers a complimentary hourly ferry service to the main town of Vaitape which is 5 minutes away by boat. From there, you can eat at the local restaurants or go to the supermarket & stock up on supplies which is a cheaper option. The mini-bar at the resort is sensored, so be sure to take note if removing items & re-stocking. If relaxation, absolute peace & privacy is required, then look no further than this beautiful, picturesque resort. Try to travel from August through October when there is less rain & humidity.

My husband and i went for our 20th wedding anniversary and had an amazing time. The over the water bungalows were spacious and decorated nicely. The entire hotel staff was very friendly. The beaches were spectacular. There were not a lot of people around so it felt very secluded. I will definitely be coming back soon.

We recently had a 4 day stay in an over water bungalow at the resort. The bungalow we were in (124) was very beautifully finished with a very large and luxurious bathroom. It is right at the end of the boardwalk so was very private and quite. Although the whole resort was very quite, January being their rainy season. The grounds are beautiful and the sand exquisite. While we were there there were only two restaurants open. One for breakfast lunch and dinner the other for dinner only. They were both good but not exceptional. We did do one foray to town to dine at Bloody Mary's which was fun. If it is only R&R you are looking for this is a great stay with friendly staff. If you need a little more stimulation a resort on the main Island might be the answer.

We stayed 3 nights at the Hilton Bora Bora Nui in late January 2011. It was the best ending to our 3 week vacation touring New Zealand and Tahiti. We did not even want to leave our beautiful hut over the ocean. The hut, the food, the location, the service was unbelievable. We would go eat and rush back to our home. Two tier deck for relaxing and scuba diving. Huge bedroom, bathroom, living room. End tables over glass to see the ocean under the hut. Each hut was very private.