I’m a seasoned visitor to Samoa - seen the good, bad and blah of hotels and accommodations between her two main islands... and I LOVED Ifiele’ele! The accommodations are located a ways inland down a pretty rough road (you won’t want to walk there) but the property is stunning.
The hosts were generous and “upgraded” our booking to the bigger suite since no other guests had booked our dates, and were even willing to let us shift our reservation from sun/mon to mon/tues after some bad weather...
I’m a seasoned visitor to Samoa - seen the good, bad and blah of hotels and accommodations between her two main islands... and I LOVED Ifiele’ele! The accommodations are located a ways inland down a pretty rough road (you won’t want to walk there) but the property is stunning.
The hosts were generous and “upgraded” our booking to the bigger suite since no other guests had booked our dates, and were even willing to let us shift our reservation from sun/mon to mon/tues after some bad weather...
Kiri
Reviewed February 26, 2020Reviewed February 26, 2020
I spend enough time on Savai'i to consider myself a local, so take it from me when I say that Amoa Resort is the BEST of the resort-style accommodations available on the island. We had a delightful 2-night getaway and enjoyed the facilities, the air-conditioning, AND the 5-star restaurant. One of my favorite details was the (private) outdoor shower connected to our villa. There's something special about showering under a big open blue sky. Was disappointed that the pool was being 'serviced'...
I spend enough time on Savai'i to consider myself a local, so take it from me when I say that Amoa Resort is the BEST of the resort-style accommodations available on the island. We had a delightful 2-night getaway and enjoyed the facilities, the air-conditioning, AND the 5-star restaurant. One of my favorite details was the (private) outdoor shower connected to our villa. There's something special about showering under a big open blue sky. Was disappointed that the pool was being 'serviced'...
The room was nice and clean!! And with the AC on before I got there, I was welcomed into a nice cool room that was very comfortable. I’b book with them again!!
The room was nice and clean!! And with the AC on before I got there, I was welcomed into a nice cool room that was very comfortable. I’b book with them again!!
Edward
Reviewed September 10, 2026Reviewed September 10, 2026
The rooms were lovely, the hotel was amazing, the staff were so wonderful and had a smile all the time. Parking just for guests perfect and gated. The Siva afi show was amazing to watch dances were great and beautiful. The owner was also so helpful and welcomed her guests with love. I would definitely come here again.
The rooms were lovely, the hotel was amazing, the staff were so wonderful and had a smile all the time. Parking just for guests perfect and gated. The Siva afi show was amazing to watch dances were great and beautiful. The owner was also so helpful and welcomed her guests with love. I would definitely come here again.
Fantastic stay at the Samoana Boutique Hotel. Brand new rooms felt luxurious with beautiful new appliances and amenities. Will absolutely stay here next time I visit Samoa and will recommend to anyone looking for casual, convenient, clean and spacious place to explore Upolu from.
Fantastic stay at the Samoana Boutique Hotel. Brand new rooms felt luxurious with beautiful new appliances and amenities. Will absolutely stay here next time I visit Samoa and will recommend to anyone looking for casual, convenient, clean and spacious place to explore Upolu from.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed September 9, 2019Reviewed September 9, 2019
The property itself is just OK. It's right in the middle of downtown Apia on the top floor of a mixed use building. You pull down a dusty alley and park in front of the computer store in the back. Once you get up to the veranda, however, things change. Everything is clean and well kept. The staff was over-the-top friendly and accommodating. The room was simple but very clean, especially the bathroom. We were happy to see a security guard posted at the entrance to the parking lot so we trusted...
The property itself is just OK. It's right in the middle of downtown Apia on the top floor of a mixed use building. You pull down a dusty alley and park in front of the computer store in the back. Once you get up to the veranda, however, things change. Everything is clean and well kept. The staff was over-the-top friendly and accommodating. The room was simple but very clean, especially the bathroom. We were happy to see a security guard posted at the entrance to the parking lot so we trusted...
Nicholas A. Smith
Reviewed December 5, 2016Reviewed December 5, 2016
I had the best stay at the Outrigger! The staff were extremely helpful- breakfast was amazing- the grounds are incredibly well kept. I met so many great people in the week I stayed here and the Outrigger made my experience in Samoa so great!
I had the best stay at the Outrigger! The staff were extremely helpful- breakfast was amazing- the grounds are incredibly well kept. I met so many great people in the week I stayed here and the Outrigger made my experience in Samoa so great!
Le Vasa is a phenomenally beautiful property. The pictures on expedia do not do this property justice. We stayed in room 1 which was fantastic! Staff was amazing. Food was good, Drinks were only OK. Didn't seem like there was any alcohol in the drinks we bought. They ran about $30Tala which is on the higher end for Samoa but unfortunately they were watered down. If my wife can drink 2 and not feel anything there's something not right! LOL
Le Vasa is a phenomenally beautiful property. The pictures on expedia do not do this property justice. We stayed in room 1 which was fantastic! Staff was amazing. Food was good, Drinks were only OK. Didn't seem like there was any alcohol in the drinks we bought. They ran about $30Tala which is on the higher end for Samoa but unfortunately they were watered down. If my wife can drink 2 and not feel anything there's something not right! LOL
Lovely resort beach, friendly and nice staff. Good tours organised by the resort. There is a healthy coral reef just on the beach with great snorkeling. The room was nice and clean, the only downside was that the room we had wasn’t very soundproof. If you are sensitive to sound the beach villas is probabaly a better option but we weren’t bothered.
The facilities are beautifully designed and gives you a real polynesian feeling.
We had a great and sooo relaxing stay at Return to Paradise,...
Lovely resort beach, friendly and nice staff. Good tours organised by the resort. There is a healthy coral reef just on the beach with great snorkeling. The room was nice and clean, the only downside was that the room we had wasn’t very soundproof. If you are sensitive to sound the beach villas is probabaly a better option but we weren’t bothered.
The facilities are beautifully designed and gives you a real polynesian feeling.
We had a great and sooo relaxing stay at Return to Paradise,...
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