InterContinental Bora Bora Le Moana Resort

I highly recommend staying at Intercontinental Le Moana. It's such a beautiful resort and the color of the water is out of this world! Crystal clear turquoise water! The room is spacious and pretty, but it's a little bit old. It needs renovation. I recommend staying at their sister property as well—Intercontinental Thalasso. Divide your trip between both resorts to make the most of Bora Bora

Very, very nice hotel. Like everything in Bora Bora, you'll pay top dollar. Diving and snorkeling was amazing, diving fees were reasonable. We stayed in a 'hut' over the water, which was amazing! Foid was good although fairly limited menu. The staff coordinated our transportation well so we did not have to worry about anything. Our only disappointment was having the serving staff, while cleaning off the tables, take the tip we were leaving off the table while we were still sitting there finishing our drinks - every single time. I have never had that happened in my life.

Fabulous facility and wonderful service in paradise. My wife and I visited the Intercontinental Bora Bora La Moana in late Sep 2025 for an anniversary trip and the resort did not disappoint. The location (overwater bungalow) was spectacular (lagoon view)…was like living above an aquarium you could swim in anytime. I think what set this visit apart from the many others we have done globally was the commitment to service from the staff. They we outstanding in every service and request response…prompt, open, positive and competent. I could not recommend the la Moana any more for the $. It was a highly memorable vacation and one we hope to repeat in the coming years.

The Intercontinental Le Moana Resort is located on the main island of Bora Bora which offers some advantages compared to others located across the lagoon on the more remoter motus. The main advantage is easier access to a broader range of off-site restaurants and activities. The location on Matira point is excellent with beaches on both sides of the point and great views of both the sunrise and sunset. The swimming and snorkelling are exceptional, and I especially liked the work being undertaken by the resort to rebuild the coral and encouraging sea life. The resort itself is of an older style (think lots of bamboo, woven wall matting and thatched roofs) and is almost of boutique size compared to those across the lagoon. These attributes give the resort a cosier, more intimate feel. but may not suit those looking for a more chic, modern or contemporary vibe. We stayed in a Lagoon View Overwater Bungalow for 8 nights. The bungalow consisted of a bedroom, a separate lounge area, a large bathroom/wardrobe area and an outside deck with deckchairs and built-in table and seats. It was clean, well equipped and very comfortable. The restaurant food was OK, but not outstanding. Luckily, there are 2 good restaurants within easy walking distance, the Bora Bora Beach Club and The Lucky House (the latter also does good takeaway pizzas). The more upmarket Saint James restaurant is also available using their shuttle taxi. The service at the resort is efficient and extremely friendly. The housekeeping in particular were prompt and efficient in their daily servicing of the bungalow. If you choose to stay on the "mainland" of Bora Bora, the Intercontinental Le Moana Resort is a good value, convenient and comfortable proposition.

The most amazing stay on our honeymoon, can’t say one negative about this resort. The staff were so friendly and welcoming, so lovely in every way. Arriving by boat was such a great experience and no words for the overwater bungalows, just incredible. Food and drinks were lovely, from breakfast, to cocktails then to amazing evening meals, all fab! Definitely recommend this hotel.