Taumeasina Island Resort

"Great service, communication during booking process couldve been better, checkin was slow otherwise good"

The White House Hotel

"A nice hotel in the city center. The rooms have private facilities, including a kettle, fridge, TV, air conditioning, and a fan. The beds are beyond praise. The only inconvenience is the lack of consistent internet. Wi-Fi access needs to be purchased separately, and the paid units run out astonishingly quickly. Therefore, those planning a longer stay here should consider getting their own SIM card."

Sheraton Samoa Aggie Grey's Hotel & Bungalows

"I had a wonderful stay. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I would definitely love to come back again."

Samoa Holiday Hotel

Tanoa Tusitala Hotel

"Awesome"

Hotel Laimoa

Taufusi Hotel

"Stayed three nights. Modern hotel located on the upper floor of a shopping mall, above a supermarket. Reasonably quiet location, although one morning I was awakened shortly after 06:00 by the noise of unloading activities for the nearby restaurant. About 10-15 min walk to town. My room was spacious and clean, with blackout curtains, well-placed power sockets, a well-lit desk area, and comfortable bed and pillows. Amenities included a mini-fridge (which didn’t cool much) and an electric kettle, though mine had a mismatched plug that didn’t fit the socket—promptly resolved with a power strip upon request. The A/C worked well. Spacious bathroom with everything in working order. Complimentary breakfast at the adjacent Chinese restaurant. A 3.5% credit card surcharge applies, though this was not mentioned in the listing or reservation. Friendly, pleasant staff. Overall a good value."

The Samoan Outrigger Hotel

"On very rare occasions, I do book accommodation with shared bathrooms (in this case, separate men's and women's toilets with two showers in the same room, right next to the breakfast terrace) – but not for two nights! And definitely not in the tropics without air conditioning – I've obviously been downgraded. And that's quite deliberate deception, since you can only book with prepayment. At least I know for sure that I didn't book a fale (let's be real, that's also a case of false advertising; ultimately, it was a corrugated iron shack – see photo – and there was no dinner either). I injured myself several times on the sharp-edged corrugated iron roof with its highly questionable eaves height, and last night I got a deep scar because the path is poorly lit and you have to attach the "door"/straw curtain to the frame on the inside. Four weeks later, the scar only hurts when I press on it. It should have been stitched. But I also got the roof edge alarmingly close to my throat. The photos also show the deplorable condition of the stairs and landing. There's no privacy; you get a lock for a deposit, as there's a small box for valuables. Otherwise, you sleep in an unlocked room on a mattress on the floor. There's a light, a power outlet, and a fan. However, if you're never completely dry, you can't apply sunscreen. Very annoying and definitely a fire hazard."

Moatoga Hotel

"The staff were very kind and helped us carry our luggage to the room. However, the room was old and the floor was tiled so it was a bit dirty."