Upolu Hotel Guide - Hotels with Restaurant in Upolu, Samoa

"Too much maintenance work and main pool was closed … so paid money just to look at people working and making a lot of noise "

"My stay at Le Vasa exceeded my expectations. The resort itself is absolutely beautiful and my room was situated right on the South Pacific. My room was clean and we'll appointed and the restaurant, Cocolinas, was also by the water and served superb cuisine and very reasonably priced. Best of all was the friendliness and helpfulness of every employee I had contact with. They all went out of their way to make sure my stay was perfect. There are too many people to cite individually but the manager and Estera were especially helpful and caring. The only downside to Le Vasa was having to leave after my week's stay. I sincerely hope to return when I am able."

"Breakfast buffet was great, staff were wonderful and very friendly. The wifi was the only downside as not available in rooms, so any calls to family plus checking emails had to happen in public spaces like reception or dining area. Car rental services were on pricier side. Families with younger children have been housed on the margins/ends of the property to allow for quieter time for children-free couples/travellers - thank you for being considerate! All else was magical!"

"I was given a room"

"We had a very relaxing week, lovely accommodation and staff. Great beach - turtles and rays not too far from shore. Sunny days. Would recommend, thanks!"

"Wonderful staff, our room was old and musty and unclean, you can feel it. Never again"

"Thanks for your service. Everything was great!"

"The staff were all very helpful and friendly, particularly, Susey, Heleina & Sarafina who went the extra mile. We did have one sleepless night when the room smoke alarm gave several false alarms but this was fixed . All in all we had a great stay"

"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. :)"