All-inclusive Resorts in Samoa from $104

"Unfriendly staff, dirty room (cigarette butts in shower and empty food box in drawer), poor quality of food"

"Delicious and friendly staff"

"Lovely haven away from the centre of town. Great service, friendly staff, relaxing surroundings."

"Well done everything is perfect "

"Average selection of food. Broken air-conditioning unit in our room otherwise beautiful views. Unsure if if book there again "

"I was only for 1 night in this hotel, from 6 pm to 2am next day. I had a return flight to the Fidji and a connecting flight to Auckland in New Zealand !"

"I had a wonderful 3 night stay at the Amoa Beach Resort. The location is absolutely beautiful, offering a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere that’s perfect for a getaway. The resort itself is very clean and well-maintained, which made the stay even more enjoyable. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, always ready to help with a smile and making us feel right at home. We stayed in one of the Garden rooms, which was spacious and comfortable. The queen beds was soft and perfect for a good night’s sleep, and the bathroom is very spacious. One small thing to note is that the shower floors can be quite slippery, so extra care is needed when stepping in and out. Overall, a lovely place to stay—I would definitely recommend Amoa Beach Resort to anyone looking for a relaxing and comfortable escape in Savaii."

"We really enjoyed our stay at Tanoa Tusitala and would highly recommend it. The food was delicious, rooms very clean, lovely pool area and the cocktails were fabulous. We aren't forgetting the staff, they too were amazing, so helpful and friendly!! We would book again!! "

"We have just had 3 beautiful days at Litia Sini and enjoyed every minute. The staff are incredibly helpful, kind and friendly. The location is amazing, right on a gorgeous clean beach with fantastic swimming. The beach front fale was super clean, comfortable beds and mosquito nets meant we could sleep with the door open and hear the ocean all night. It really is bliss. "