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Saletoga Sands Resort & Spa
Boasting an outdoor pool with swim-up bar, a day spa and fitness center, Saletoga Sands Resort & Spa offers modern accommodations with free breakfast and wonderful sea views.
Taumeasina Island Resort
Located on an exclusive 14.8 acre private island, connected to the mainland by a causeway and only 5 minutes' drive from Apia's city center, Taumeasina Island Resort features hotel rooms and a mix of...
Hotel Millenia Samoa
Offering a restaurant and a recently renewed turtle-shaped swimming pool, Hotel Millenia Samoa is just 5 minutes’ walk from Palolo Deep where you can go snorkeling.
Lava Hotel
Lava Hotel features an outdoor swimming pool, garden, a shared lounge and terrace in Apia. Each room at the 4-star hotel has city views, and guests can enjoy access to a restaurant and to a bar.
Moatoga Hotel
Moatoga Hotel is a family-owned hotel, located in the heart of central Apia.
The White House Hotel
Located in Apia, 1.7 miles from Palolo Deep Beach, The White House Hotel provides accommodations with a restaurant and free private parking.
The Samoan Outrigger Hotel
The Samoan Outrigger Hotel offers a pool, Wi-Fi access and accommodations with air conditioning or mosquito netting just 15 minutes’ walk from downtown Apia.
Tanoa Tusitala Hotel
Set on 15 acres of tropical gardens, Tanoa Tusitala Hotel offers air-conditioned rooms just 1312 feet from Apia’s waterfront. Each room includes a spacious bathroom, cable TV and a patio or balcony.
Alec's Hotel
Located in Apia, Alec's Hotel is 1.7 miles from Palolo Deep Beach. With an outdoor swimming pool, the 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom.
Aga Reef Resort and Spa
The waterfront Aga Reef Resort and Spa offers a private ocean lagoon, 2 swimming pools and a day spa. All accommodations features a balcony offering sea or lagoon views.
What Guests Said About Falepuna:
- 6.0Scored 6.0
The setting and public spaces were beautiful.
The setting and public spaces were beautiful. The over the water dining room gorgeous. The garden villas were basic and need serious maintenance. The staff were friendly but a well trained hospitality manager would make a huge difference. There was a serious lack of attention to detail and understanding of the requirements overseas clients expect. The food was basic and needs an upgrade.
RosemaryNew Zealand - 10Scored 10
Resort itself was a great place to just relax, outside...
Resort itself was a great place to just relax, outside daybeds and chairs provided. Piula Cave Pool was great, clear water, good to swim in and had a fair entry price. The Cave pool is also only a short walk from Leuaina Resort. Falefa Falls, only a short distance by car, was lovely and we swam to the bottom of the falls. 5 Tala each being a reasonable entry fee. At the right tide, snorkelling out from Leuaina Resort was ok and kayaking out to the reef was good. The provision of a double kayak would be good for 2 people or adult and child (only singles available) We had breakfasts (free) and dinners at the resort restaurant which was delicious and in a great atmosphere, being on the water. A small convenience store was at the top of the resort which provided a few options. We hired a car which was great and managed to see most of the Islands attractions. With a bit more research you could catch buses. Taxis around Apia were easy to access. The resort provided a free bus to and from the airport. Various entertainment each night was great. Traditional Dancing by local villages, including Fire dancing, kava ceremony and talented daughter/father duo, topped of the end of each day.
GregAustralia - 6.0Scored 6.0
Read my detailed experience of Le-uaina resort.
Read my detailed experience of Le-uaina resort. There is only one small, dirty, basic shop nearby, where one cannot get less than 2/3 liter-7.2% beer, or a cup of coffee + nice 'bite'. Eating out requires two half hour taxi rides of NZ$25-30, which is not any safer than drink (in moderation) and drive yourself: I once struck a cabbie whose wheel I had to grab four times to keep the car to the left hand side, of which twice in a right hand corner...,; he did not seem to mind me doing this. Public buses are cheap, over-crowded, and the trip lasts twice as long.
John (Sjouke)New Zealand
