Overwater Bungalow Tour at St. Regis Bora Bora

Video Tour of Overwater Bungalow at St. Regis Bora Bora (villa #231)

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Do they provide the menu for breakfast there? Or do i have to look online?

[@sharminhossain457]

I want to go now

[@girlsparadise8981]

Let's go

[@jasonz.4666]

I'm going there with my parents. It isn't that much

[@le5052]

Jason Z. How much?

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Misteriosi81 must be nice hating on children on the internet

[@PlanetBlake]

@Misteriosi81 : You are assuming that his parents are taking him there. What if he's an adult who is paying for a nice family vacation for him and his parents ?

[@PlanetBlake]

@@le5052 : Prices vary depending on what type of villa/bungalow you want, and the time of year that you plan to go. But generally speaking, their rates run roughly anywhere from about $1,000 USD per night, up to about $4,500 USD per night for their best Over the Water bungalow. That is not including their Royal Estate Villa, which cost about $15,000 USD per night -- yes, $15,000... lol It is huge though.... This is the text on their website about the Royal Estates..... "This 1200 square metre (13000 square foot) private compound is closed in on three sides with coral walls and opens up to its own private beach facing Bora Bora’s sparkling lagoon. Inside, an entrance lobby, 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, a dining room and lounge with adjoining professional kitchen, an office (convertible in a kids guest room) and a solarium surround a central open sky courtyard with a pool tiled in light-reflecting white glass mosaic."

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sex, food, swimming and chill.

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