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Dean

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I understand that if you reserve a diamond bungalow as opposed to a sapphire bungalow, you will have to walk around 1/2 mile back to the lodge. Is this right and could this be one reason not to have the more expensive bungalow ?

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Remember there are 3 categories of "diamond"

 

The Sapphire are mixed in with the other 2 categories of diamand

 

The top of the diamond category is "Diamond End of Pontoon"

 

The difference between all of them isn't more than 200 - 400 feet as far as walking distance to the reception.

 

http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc242/zero350/resort%20maps/ThalassoMap.jpg

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We were in 229 at the IC Bora Bora Thalasso Spa, and it WAS a long walk to the pool, restaurants and bars from the OWB, especially in the hot sun, and when done several times a day. . I sometimes looked longingly at the "golf cart" transportation that the staff used to get around when they passed by me. But- I loved my OWB. Unfortunately, we weren't allowed to swim around the OWB, because of "swells" that made it dangerous.

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