Best Resorts in French Polynesia
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Top French Polynesia Hotel Reviews
Tahiti Lagoon Resort
10/10 Excellent
"The Beach Bar staff was amazing. Great service."
Hilton Moorea Lagoon Resort and Spa
10/10 Excellent
"Absolutely amazing resort, wow! Such a beautiful spot and so chill private and not over crowded. The people there are super friendly and helpful, and the lagoon is to die for! Will definitely go again."
InterContinental Bora Bora Le Moana Resort by IHG
10/10 Excellent
"Located on probably one of the best locations on the main island of Bora Bora. A great beach on the property, as well as across the street on the other side of the small peninsula. The bungalows are clean, lovely, cozy yet spacious enough, with large windows, a balcony with direct access to the blue lagoon. A glass coffee table lets you view the fish below. Snorkeling on the artificial reefs below the bungalows is also excellent, lots of colourful fish, rays and octopus. The restaurant is excellent, and the breakfast has a large selection of options. The staff is generally helpful and polite with the exception of an older French lady who may be a manager that was over the top sugary-sweet polite to some people, completely ignored others, even at the same table. The resort seems to have a policy where they allow day use with the purchase of food and drink. We came back a couple of times after we moved to more humble lodgings nearby to enjoy the excellent dining, beach and snorkeling."
Boutique Hotel Kon Tiki Tahiti
10/10 Excellent
"An excellent hotel downtown Papeete right across the road from the ferry terminal and close to everything you need. The hotel is very clean, the room was spacious, including a kitchenette and a table, balcony overlooking the port. The staff were polite and helpful. The restaurant on the top floor was also excellent, one of the best we went to in French Polynesia. The only shortcoming was that the stand-alone tub has no shower curtain, so if you are taking a shower it's difficult not to flood the bathroom."
Hilton Hotel Tahiti
10/10 Excellent
"The property is beautiful. Pool is large, plenty of loungers and umbrellas. The assortment of restaurants was nice and the food was great. We stayed before and after a cruise we took. Had a different room each time. The rooms look a little tired. Minor things like painting mostly. But overall the resort was really nice and the staff was friendly"
Residence Moorea Sunset Beach
10/10 Excellent
"Place was great. Great location."
Maitai Polynesia Bora Bora
6/10 Okay
"We loved the location of this property. Unfortunately, this place only has 5 good overwater bungalows. The rest are in such shallow water &, or the views are restricted by the other bungalows that are in front of them. I'm sorry to say it, but both the breakfast & Saturday night BBQ buffet, was absolutely horrible. The most watery powdered eggs, I've ever seen, bacon wasn't crispy at all & the options were lacking to say the least for breakfast. Lets just say there's a reason is free. As for the $65 a person BBQ & dance show, do yourself a huge favor & SKIP IT!!! Trash food all the way. Alcohol beverages taste like pure juice & barely had any alcohol. The staff were friendly & the dogs/animals around the property were sweet & loving. I hope this place makes some small changes, because it has so much potential"
Manava Beach Resort & Spa Moorea
10/10 Excellent
"Endroit idyllique !!"
Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
8/10 Good
"Given the name, reputation and the price level, the Four Seasons Bora Bora was somewhat of a disappointment. Yes, it's a prestigious hotel with one of the best locations in the world, amenities and services to match, but the Four Seasons also comes with high level expectations which were certainly not met. While the food was top quality, the selection less so, especially at breakfast. The buffet offered exactly one type of juice-not sure if it was fresh or not, and one ice tea. One juice at the Four Seasons? Two other resorts we visited on this trip offered 8 and 6 juice kinds respectively. The fresh fruit and other item selection was also good quality, but limited choice. We have had better options at some all-inclusives in Mexico. The transfer to the main island when leaving was an unpleasant experience curated by incompetent staff. The boat was leaving while our luggage was still on shore. Luckily we noticed and they had to come back to retrieve it. The boat staff also had an unpleasant, begrudging attitude when we reached the main island. We had to request our luggage specifically, otherwise it probably would have been left on the boat. Some customer service training might be useful for these particularly disagreeable staff. Lastly, while the rooms were beautifully designed, decorated and spotlessly clean, 8 out of 10 pillows on the two beds had a funky, musty, cheesy smell. Luckily there were two that were actually useable. Perhaps they could change them more often?"
Price trends for hotels in French Polynesia
Less expensive | More expensive | Next month |
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January | September | $803 |
Month | Price |
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January | $640 |
February | $649 |
March | $991 |
April | $903 |
May | $727 |
June | $803 |
July | $1,116 |
August | $1,245 |
September | $1,278 |
October | $1,084 |
November | $696 |
December | $647 |
Price trend information excludes taxes and fees and is based on base rates for a nightly stay for 2 adults found in the last 7 days on our site and averaged for commonly viewed Resorts in French Polynesia. Select dates and complete search for nightly totals inclusive of taxes and fees.
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French Polynesia Resorts information
Number of reviews | 6,100 |
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Accommodation | 23 Resorts |
Lowest Price | $215 |
Highest Price | $2,891 |
Frequently asked questions
How much do resorts in French Polynesia cost?
Prepare to pay between $215 and $2,891 per night for resorts in French Polynesia. From opulent honeymoon retreats to escapes packed with family-friendly amenities, the perfect space at the right price is only a click away on Expedia. This price was available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for a hotel booking with a check-in date within the next year. Prices reflect current offers and availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
What are the best resorts in French Polynesia?
There are multiple resorts in French Polynesia with a total average guest review rating of 8.9, so you're sure to find a place that's right for you. Planning a trip to Bora Bora? Look up Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora. This popular 5-star option includes designer toiletries and a pool view. The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort is another highly recommended property that mixes fun, relaxation and rest. An ocean view and a terrace are among the conveniences awaiting you at this 5-star escape in Bora Bora.
How many resorts are there in French Polynesia?
Browse through our 23 resorts in French Polynesia and then book your favorite. Whether you're taking off on a vacation with the whole fam, catching up with pals or treating your spouse, your perfect stay is just a few clicks away with Expedia.
Are there any family-friendly resorts in French Polynesia?
You'll discover some wonderful family-friendly resorts in French Polynesia. If you're heading to Bora Bora, look up Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora. With conveniences like a nearby beach and a swimming pool, your entire crew will feel relaxed and comfy at this 5-star hotel. The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort is another family fave in Bora Bora. This 5-star option comes with a sauna and a nearby beach. You'll find lots of exciting things to do with the kids in Bora Bora. Matira Beach and Le Meridien Beach deliver a wonderful day out.
Are there any 5-star resorts in French Polynesia?
If you're longing for some luxury on your French Polynesia escape, look up Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora. Located in Bora Bora, this 5-star escape comes with everything you need, including a sauna and a terrace. You can also experience the finer things in life at The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort. A swimming pool and a steam room help make this a superb base to explore Bora Bora.
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What is there to do in French Polynesia near my resort?
No matter your interests, there are lots of things to keep you on the go in French Polynesia. If you're visiting Bora Bora, don't miss Matira Beach, Le Meridien Beach and Sofitel Resort Beach. Taking off to Moorea-Maiao? Taahiamanu Beach, Afareaitu Waterfall and Belvedere Lookout are popular sights in this city.