Quiet Resorts & Hotels in Samoa

"Loved the breakfast: so much variety. Enjoyed the lap pool and the main pool. Location was great for walking into town. Staff accommodated my need to watch the Warriors play - what more could you ask?"

"Wonderful snorkeling right out the front of the resort and along the side of the resort. The best number of fish we've ever seen snorkeling . Water is crystal clear. Coral is also beautiful. The Giant clam sanctuary is within pushriding distance (30 tala each for half day hire from the resort which was cheaper than the 120 tala tour the resort charges). Clam santuary was 20 tala each to enter. Not many activities offered at the resort but plenty of tours. Perfect place to sit by the ocean, read and relax. Tours are expensive through the resort- we hired taxi and visited all the places we wanted to go to. Taxis are set by government so easy and reliable to get the resort to book. Eg taxi from international airport to resort was 70 tala instead of paying 63 tala each for the shuttle. Overall, we LOVED our stay. Highly recommend! "

"Love this property. Excellent customer service here"

"love the rooms. food is delish. check in and check out was simple."

"Amazing place to stay however the only thing annoying is that when you want room service you have to order at the bar which defeats the purpose of ordering room service, you might as well eat in the restaurant. This was advised to me by front staff. But overall, worth the stay."

"Great"

"Best Fia Fia Night. The staff here treat you like family. Amazing care taken."

"Excellent service and very helpful The rooms were all very clean and beautiful "

"We loved staying in our own little fale! It was comfortable and private! The views at the beach across the street were so stunning! They have a walk out pier with the perfect view! It’s a relaxing environment and everyone is so friendly and kind! You can swim at the pool or the beach! We’ll definitely stay here the next time we come to Savaii! We ate dinner there once and it was our favorite meal in the week we were in Samoa. "