Tafatafa Hotels

"Breakfast was lovely a great selection daily with variations. Great staff thoughtful and obliging. Rooms are very clean along with general cleanliness in the hotel itself. Great location very close to the main hub also taxis etc"

"Great stay. Good food. Awesome pool. Receptionist staff could be better at communicating."

"Highly recommend staying here "

"excellent"

"Very close to the market and the bus terminal. Within walking distance. Very close and also within walking distance to the local supermarket and across the road from the hotel is an ice cream shop. Place is well maintained but different from my past stays they now charge 11 tala (about USD4) for breakfast. I would definitely choose to stay here when I’m next in Apia."

"The complimentary breakfast was good. The staff were very friendly. The rooms, I think, could be a lot cleaner and could smell a lot better if the cleaning was good."

"Loved our stay at Sinalei Resort. Staff were very lovely and helpful, were able to help us book a rental care right from their resort and had plenty of great recommendations. Rooms were always very clean, air conditioning worked well. Restaurant, food and drink options were great. We were very happy with the breakfast options provided including the daily local fruits. Beautiful location with snorkeling right out the front - we saw turtles in the water every time we swum. Couldn't recommend Sinalei more"

"Loved my stay here! Simple, quaint and everything you need for a stay in Samoa.. Only issue, would be wifi is a little on the slow side, but I feel this is common all over Samoa. :)"

"I recently stayed at Le Manumea Hotel and honestly had such a great experience. I really enjoyed my stay, the room was beautiful, and the bathroom was definitely a highlight for me. I loved the design. The customer service was excellent from start to finish, with staff who were friendly, welcoming, and always ready to help. It made the whole experience even better. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Samoa"