Maximise your time in French Polynesia by experiencing two contrasting islands, Raiatea-Tahaa and Bora Bora, giving you a well-paced and rewarding route around the islands.

The Garland has a playful indie resort feel that leans towards lawn games, yoga and rosé all day.

Checking in to Dream Hollywood lets you behind the velvet rope.

Centrally located in Hollywood, the Loews is stylish, contemporary and right at the heart of the action.

Santa Monica’s Shore Hotel is where breezy energy meets sustainable style.

Le Taha’a by Pearl Resorts is set on Motu Tautau, a speck of white sand and palms in the Taha’a lagoon, with Bora Bora glimmering on the horizon

Set on Motu Tevairoa, staying here feels like a far-flung island hideaway, although you’re just ten minutes by boat from the mainland.

Bora Bora doesn’t get more cinematic than this private cove on Motu To’opua.

An intimate beachfront paradise on Matira Point.

On the main island of Bora Bora, this hotel feels connected and alive.

On the wild black sands of Lafayette Beach in Matavai Bay, Le Tahiti by Pearl Resorts offers a front-row seat to nature with the capital’s bustle waiting in the wings.

Set between the airport and downtown Papeete, with views across the channel to Moorea, Hilton Hotel Tahiti is a convenient base that still manages to feel relaxed and scenic.

Think of this resort as a fancy gateway: the first hello and the final wave of French Polynesia.

Chic, contemporary and close to the waterfront

Grandeur in the hubbub of Seattle with shops, restaurants and the city’s best-loved attractions all within walking distance.

Unique pier setting overlooking Elliot Bay.

Trendy yet unpretentious, Kimpton Palladian makes bold style statements without compromising excellent hospitality.