Bora Bora Holiday's Lodge

Une chambre simple et très propre, un personnel très agréable et pas avare d'échanges, accueil irréprochable. Bon petit déjeuner devant la piscine, rien à redire

Friendly staff

A Perfect Fit My visit was to retrace my father's footsteps, because he spent time there during the war. With that in mind, I wanted to stay at a facility on the main island. I chose the bungalow because of the view (you'll need to rent a car, because it's a very steep climb to get up there). I arrived early in the morning and it worked out for me to get an early check-in. The manager (Maheata) spent a good half hour showing me around the place, and when she found out the reason for my visit, she couldn't have been more helpful. The room was very clean (your asked not to wear shoes inside). There's an out door kitchen, and I'm posting a picture of the view sitting outside of the room. This was a perfect fit for me in every way. I couldn[t be happier.

Clean, quiet and close from downtown and the port.

After being ripped off by taxi and feeling despondent it was lovely to have a homely friendly safe feeling I could come back to. Tours will pick you up from here but other than yacht club there isn't much nearby to walk to and taxis are USD15 at least per trip. Breakfast is out with building under construction at the moment.

Did you ever find a place which is so good you hesitate to review it, in case it becomes so popular that everyone goes there and you cannot get in? Bora Bora Holiday's Lodge and Villa is one of those places. There are many reasons why it gets such great reviews. This is a family run hotel and a wonderful place to stay on the main island of Bora Bora. It is spotlessly clean, they even sweep up the fallen flower blossoms every morning to keep the grounds looking neat. The owners and staff are really welcoming and friendly, and very helpful. It is in a convenient location, and is quiet, and comfortable. This was my second stay here and I would not stay anywhere else on Bora Bora. For what you would pay for one of the fancy resorts, you can stay here, rent a car, go on tours, and dine at some really good restaurants. And still come out ahead. Instead of being restricted by staying at the resorts which are not on the main island, you can stay here and explore the island at your own pace, pick up the ingredients for picnic lunches at the local supermarkets, and eat at your choice of places from French style restaurants to the local "roulottes" (food trucks). This is in my opinion the best value on Bora Bora.