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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The rooms and property are a feast for the eyes, and every staff person there is motivated to make your stay special. You wake up and have an amazing breakfast to eat so you get a hassle free, delicious and often healthy meal to start the day, open when you need it to be. If you need something, the staff will bend over backwards to help you with it. If you have children, there will be nice little touches like a special welcome for them or special treats left in the room for them. The pools are usually simply amazing. The Grand Hyatt on Kauai is my favorite restaurant in the world. Four Seasons are great. We stayed in a new luxury hotel in Bora Bora - where the over water bungalow and resort and view was the nicest I've ever experienced and so was the snorkeling off of the deck to our room. The coffee table is glass and you can remove the top to see the mantas, rays and other fish swimming below. You get on a bike and go wherever you want; all is part of the experience. We can't always afford this, but when we can it's a HUGE difference. And we don't stay in the hotel the entire time, but a lot of our trips we do want some downtime at the pool (we have kids) to balance out the sight seeing. I grew up poor and have been in all levels of hotels - there's nothing like a fine hotel or resort to feel "ahhhhh" while on vacation.  [/quote]

Um, sharing a room with your children is not luxury, Bora Bora or not. Sorry.[/quote]

And the Grand Hyatt in Kauai is fine, but it isn't luxury. Its a family resort factory (but still a fun experience!)[/quote]

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