Villa pool deck. Photo:Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts<\/p>\n
While the Caribbean and Mexico are getting their share of over-the-water bungalows, places like Bora Bora are still enviable destinations for many jetsetters. Just this month, two major hoteliers doubled down on their investments there, with sprawling luxury villas and two-story overwater bungalows. <\/p>\n
Conrad Bora Bora Nui Conrad Hotels & Resorts has brought the first two-story overwater bungalows to Bora Bora at The Conrad Bora Bora Nui. <\/p>\n
Located in a private cove on Motu Toopua, a small islet off the coast, the five-star resort is Conrads first property in French Polynesia. It features 114 guest rooms, including 28 tropical garden and beach villas and 86 overwater bungalows, as well as Presidential Villas. Each villa features a wall-to-wall sliding door that leads to an outdoor deck with sweeping ocean views; some also have infinity plunge pools. <\/p>\n
Photo:Conrad Bora Bora Nui <\/p>\n
Photo:Conrad Bora Bora Nui <\/p>\n
The two Presidential Villas two-story, two-bedroom overwater bungalows boast sun decks and whirlpools, three bathrooms, two dressing rooms and a living room. A second-floor wellbeing room has a sauna, and the lower level has a private sundeck with daybeds and a bar area. <\/p>\n
The property is also home to a spa with seven treatment rooms, an expansive infinity pool, a Kids Club, mini-golf course, fitness center and complimentary activities such as kayaking, snorkeling, scuba diving and stan- up paddle boarding. A hillside wedding chapel and the islet of Motu Tapu provide a backdrop for a variety of special events, including wedding ceremonies and receptions. The resorts signature restaurant, Iriatai French Restaurant, showcases innovative French Brasserie style dishes, while the Upa Upa Lounge Bar boasts a glass floor deck. <\/p>\n
Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay After renovating more than 100 villas, the Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay will unveil the final two, the Imperial Villa and the Royal Villa, on May 15. Both have been entirely rebuilt from the ground up. <\/p>\n
The two-story Imperial Villa, now more than double its previous size at 13,993 square feet, looks out onto Balis sunset coast. The walls of the upper-level living room feature floor-to-ceiling glass doors, which open to maximize indoor-outdoor living and offer panoramic views. Each of the three bedrooms has its own private indoor living area, sundeck and en-suite bathroom. The lower level has indoor and outdoor dining areas, a fully-equipped kitchen,an infinity pool facing the ocean and a gym. The veranda leads out to a rooftop garden and infinity-edged water feature an ideal venue for intimate wedding ceremonies, celebrations and dining. <\/p>\n
Photo: Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts <\/p>\n
Photo: Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts <\/p>\n
The two-bedroom Royal Villa offers 8,073 square feet with a distinctive design inviting travelers to soak up the coastal views and beach lifestyle of Jimbaran Bay. There is also a separate childrens room fitted with trundle beds, while a connecting Deluxe Villa enables guests to expand their hideaway into a three-bedroom retreat with two pools. There are living and dining spaces both indoors and outdoors, and a romantic ocean-front Romeo and Juliet balcony adjacent to the infinity pool. <\/p>\n
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