Our Honest Take on the 32 BEST Hotels in Samoa 🌴 2025

Last Updated: 11 September, 2025

The Top Hotel Accommodations in Samoa

What We Learned from Actual Stays and Visits

You go somewhere new; you stay in a hotel. Well, in Samoa, there are more stunning accommodations across its resorts and beach fales. But, if your heart is set on a hotel, then you’ll find some adorable boutique hotels, as well as the odd familiar international chain, predominately in Apia and lesser so across the islands of Upolu and Savai’i.

We go through all of our favourite hotels and accommodations with hotel-like rooms and facilities, in this list of the best hotels in Samoa!

While you’re here, also don’t miss The Complete Travel Guide to Samoa.

Side note: Our insights come from experienced travel writers who have either stayed in or visited these resorts. Scroll to the bottom of the page to learn more about us.

The Best Hotels in Samoa: Overview

🏝️ Hotel	🌟 Highlights	💰 Price
Lava Hotel (Apia)	Modern amenities with free WiFi, smart TVs, and ocean views. Features a residents-only poolside and elegant dining at 1905 Restaurant.	$$$
Le Manumea Hotel (Apia)	Family-run boutique hotel with Samoan flair, outdoor rock garden showers, a lagoon-style pool, and lively fiafia nights.	$$
Amoa Resort (Savai’i)	Lagoon-style pool, cultural Polynesian-inspired Poolside Villas, and sunrise views from a lagoon-front location.	$$$
Vaea Hotel Samoa (Apia)	Adults-only boutique hotel with garden and mountain-view rooms, garden bar, and proximity to downtown Apia.	$$
Taumeasina Island Resort (Apia)	Private island resort with pools, spa, tennis courts, cultural shows, and contemporary Oceanview Hotel Rooms.	$$$
The Samoan Outrigger Hotel (Apia)	Affordable Samoan-style hotel with garden fales, a communal kitchen, and a swimming pool on the outskirts of Apia.	$
Insel Fehmarn Hotel (Apia)	Functional rooms with kitchen facilities, breakfast included, swimming pool, and proximity to dining options.	$$
The White House Hotel (Apia)	Minimalistic and sleek decor, ensuite rooms with air conditioning, and close proximity to Apia city centre.	$$
Orator Hotel Samoa (Apia)	Garden pathways, deck-lined pool, tropical breakfasts, and rock-lined ensuite bathrooms in a serene village setting.	$$
Jet Over Hotel (Savai’i)	Waterfront villas with ocean views, multi-level Terrace Suites, and a restaurant serving all-day dining.	$$

1. Lava Hotel (Apia)

For a contemporary stay in Samoa with a twist, look no further than the Lava Hotel. Boasting free WiFi and 45″ smart TVs with Chromecast in every room, this hotel offers modern amenities that are a rarity in Samoa.

Perched on the Mulinuu Peninsula, the Lava Hotel treats guests to stunning ocean views, best enjoyed from the “Superior Ocean View Rooms”. Despite its serene setting, it’s just a short stroll from town.

The industrial-style foyer, adorned with timber, iron, and ambient lighting, leads to the elegant 1905 Restaurant. Here, you can savour delicious cuisine and enjoy captivating fiafia nights with a BBQ buffet by the “residents-only” poolside.

While the rooms might be cosier than the Samoan average, the hotel makes up for it with complimentary car parking and an unbeatable location. It’s an ideal base for exploring Apia, as mentioned in our 10 Best Restaurants in Apia guide.

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2. Le Manumea Hotel (Apia)

Le Manumea Hotel is a vibrant family-run boutique hotel in Apia, offering a fun and characterful stay with 12 ultra-spacious rooms. The hotel radiates Samoan flair, from its natural decor to its famous weekly fiafia night.

Rooms feature kitchenettes with woven panelling and hand-carved doors, while attractive volcanic rock wall outdoor showers add a unique touch. The lagoon-style swimming pool and bar with one of Apia’s best happy hour deals provide perfect spots to unwind.

Security features include an electric gate in the car park and a lockable front gate. Starlink WiFi is currently available in communal areas. The resort boasts beautiful gardens, and nearby attractions include the Robert Louis Stevenson Museum and Vailima Gardens.

If boutique hotels are your vibe, also check out the 10 Best Boutique Accommodations in Samoa.

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3. Amoa Resort (Savai’i)

Just a mere 20-minute drive from Salelologa Wharf, Amoa Resort offers some of your most upmarket hotel-style rooms on Savai’i. We personally love the lagoon-style pool and swim-up bar, where you’ll find crisp and contemporary hotel-style rooms with twin double beds and fully tiled outdoor showers.

For a more Polynesian affair, the “Poolside Villas” with their mezzanine layout, cultural carvings and garden shower are worth the experience.

The on-site dining fale is open all day and is ideal for business meetings or refuelling from the pool.

Those in holiday mode will love the array of cultural experiences available but don’t miss the lagoon across the road to watch breathtaking sunrises and borrow a kayak.

Discover more of Savai’i’s limited hotels in the 5 Best Hotels on Savai’i.

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4. Vaea Hotel Samoa (Apia)

Perfect for that boutique hotel vibe in Apia, Vaea Hotel Samoa provides excellent value for money from their stylish rooms to the garden swimming pool.

According to our very own editor-in-chief, Laura, you don’t have to worry about rowdy families here, as the hotel is exclusively for guests aged 18 and up, making your cocktail from the on-site Bora Bora Garden Bar all the heavenlier.

After a day on the town, only a five-minute stroll away, retreat to your garden and mountain-view room complete with an ensuite, air-conditioning, balcony or patio and tea/coffee-making facilities.

Learn more about adults-only accommodations in The Best Adults-Only Resorts in Samoa.

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5. Taumeasina Island Resort (Apia)

Its own private island yet moments away from Apia‘s bustling city centre, Taumeasina Island Resort is the perfect go-to for travellers who want a resort holiday that is close to the action.

It is also Samoa’s largest resort so you won’t be stuck for things to do between the two resort pools, Fofo Spa & Sauna, tennis courts, watersports equipment, cultural activity schedule, three restaurants and very popular fiafia nights.

As for rooms, the “Oceanview Hotel Rooms” will meet the requirements of most guests, boasting contemporary interiors of what you would expect of an international-style hotel.

For more hotels across Samoa’s main island, check out the 25 Best Hotels in Apia & Upolu.

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6. The Samoan Outrigger Hotel (Apia)

A cute and quintessentially Samoan hotel on the outskirts of Apia, The Samoan Outrigger Hotel provides affordable rates and friendly Samoan hospitality.

Rooms are well-maintained, better so than some of Samoa’s more premium hotels, and come in a range of layouts for solo travellers up to families.

Choose from air-conditioning, ensuite and shared bathroom facilities. Otherwise, there are open fales in the garden should you want to get the real Samoan experience! With a well-equipped communal kitchen, swimming pool and gorgeous gardens to relax in, what else could you need in Apia?

See more affordable stays in the 25 Best Budget Accommodations in Samoa.

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7. Insel Fehmarn Hotel (Apia)

The Insel Fehmarn Hotel offers a well-rounded stay in the heart of Apia. With two restaurants, including the main Peleulu Restaurant, you’ll have plenty of dining options right at your doorstep.

Enjoy a refreshing dip in the swimming pool or challenge your travel companions to a game of tennis. For those seeking adventure, kayak and board rentals are available (although you’ll need to transport them to the sea yourself).

The poolside bar, open on Fridays and Saturdays, is perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. Don’t forget to browse the on-site gift shop for souvenirs.

We recommend asking for a renovated room to ensure the most comfortable stay. Plus, hotel guests have exclusive access to SUV and van rentals – ideal for exploring the island at your own pace.

For more stays with kitchen facilities, take a look at the 10 Best Self-Catering Accommodations in Samoa.

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8. The White House Hotel (Apia)

A little different from the usual Samoan family-owned accommodation in Apia, The White House Hotel boasts crowd-pleasing sleek yet minimalistic decor from the crisp-white sheets to the tiled floors.

Choose from king, queen and family rooms, each with an ensuite, air-conditioning, fridge and tea/coffee-making facilities.

There’s an attractive restaurant on-site, as well as free parking, not that you’ll need it when the city centre is only a 15-minute walk away.

All in all, The White House provides a comfortable and contemporary stay on a budget. For more family rooms, check out the 25 Best Family Accommodations in Samoa.

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9. Orator Hotel Samoa (Apia)

Nestled in the quiet outskirts of Apia, Orator Hotel Samoa is a Samoan-owned gem that offers more than meets the eye. As you drive down the palm-lined entrance, you’ll be greeted by lush gardens (the hotel’s true standout feature) and a warm Samoan welcome song.

The poolside villas are the cream of the crop, while other rooms await a facelift. All accommodations include a minibar and free Starlink WiFi. Enjoy a refreshing dip in the swimming pool or challenge your travel mates to a game of billiards.

Wednesday nights come alive with buffets and karaoke, while Sundays offer a traditional to’onai lunch. The hotel is a popular venue for events, especially weddings. Orator takes sustainability seriously with a robust recycling scheme and a partnership with Sleepwell to refurbish old mattresses.

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10. Jet Over Hotel (Savai’i)

Within easy reach of Salelologa town centre, Jet Over Hotel is set up for travellers both for leisure and business.

The swimming pool is inviting on those blistering days, while the waterfront villas are definitely the most enticing room option for holidaymakers, hanging over the lagoon’s edge with uninterrupted ocean views.

Sleeping arrangements here, however, will easily fit most groups between the hotel-style ensuite rooms to the multi-level “Terrace Suite” including basic kitchen facilities. Not that you’ll need to worry too much about cooking, as breakfast is included in your room rate, and the on-site restaurant serves food for even the fussiest eaters all day long.

What’s more, Jet Over Hotel has conference facilities and meeting rooms, making it one of the most popular choices for travellers on business to Savai’i.

For more hotels ideal for business, check out the 10 Best Conference Centres & Venues in Samoa.

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11. Savaiian Hotel (Savai’i)

A no-frills hotel on lush grounds facing the Pacific Ocean, the Savaiian Hotel offers an idyllic location in the village of Lalomalava, conveniently close to Salelologa.

Travellers on a budget can choose the budget room with a double bed, a bunk bed and a shared bathroom, while those seeking more privacy might prefer one of the garden bungalows with an ensuite and air-conditioning. The grounds also include a restaurant and a swimming pool with a view.

If you manage to get yourself up early enough, you’ll love the sunrises from the hotel’s idyllic position.

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12. Samoana Boutique Hotel (Apia)

Perfect for families, friends, or small groups, each room type at the Samoana Boutique Hotel accommodates at least four guests.

Choose from two grades of hotel-style rooms or enjoy the convenience of your own kitchen in the two- or three-bedroom apartment.

The attractive albeit small swimming pool offers a refreshing place to cool off from Apia‘s hot climate.

While the hotel is a little way out of town, car rental is easily arranged through the hotel’s sister company, Samoana Rentals – see the 10 Best Car Rentals in Samoa.

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13. Moatoga Hotel (Apia)

A charming three-star family-run hotel opposite the vibrant Fugalei Market, Moatoga Hotel offers plenty of options for groups of one to five on a budget.

Solo travellers and couples will find the “Standard Double Room” comfortable and tidy, while the “Family Room” sleeps five in a renovated open-plan space with a breakfast bar and an ensuite bathroom.

Rooms are equipped with air-conditioning, a fridge and cooking facilities, should you want to self-cater, while breakfast can also be provided. Otherwise, you’re right in the heart of Apia to try out its restaurants. While WiFi is unavailable, SIM cards can be supplied, which is just as convenient!

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14. Dave Parker Eco Lodge Hotel (Upolu)

Perched on the bush-clad hillside of Upolu‘s rugged interior, Dave Parker Eco Lodge Hotel offers a unique mountain-side retreat just a 15-minute drive from the city. This affordable gem boasts peaceful surroundings that nature lovers will adore.

Choose from lodge rooms with fans or air-conditioning, all featuring ensuite showers and either rainforest or sea views. The cheapest rooms come with fans, while pricier options offer A/C and more space.

Enjoy the social Sunday experience with a traditional umu lunch and waterfall walks with fellow guests. When you’re not up for the trip into town, savour meals from the a la carte menu at the on-site restaurant.

Take advantage of the complimentary shuttle to and from town at set times, and unwind by the swimming pool or explore the picturesque grounds with its stream and cascades.

Get more of the lodge vibe with the 10 Best Lodges in Samoa.

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15. Tanoa Tusitala Hotel (Apia)

A hotel with a resort ambience and a convenient location in the island’s capital, Tanoa Tusitala Hotel offers a delightful blend of comfort and culture. The magnificent dome rooves along the Mulinuu Peninsula are a striking introduction to this Samoan gem.

You’ll find it hard to resist the allure of not one, but two inviting pools – an adult pool for peaceful relaxation and a family pool for splashing fun. When you’re not taking a dip, challenge your travel companions to a match on the tennis court.

Foodies will appreciate the hotel’s commitment to sustainability through its farm-to-table initiative. The on-site organic garden, lovingly tended by staff, ensures fresh, locally-sourced ingredients in your meals.

Enjoy a hot buffet breakfast at the Fala Restaurant or dine al fresco at the Deck Restaurant by the pool. Each air-conditioned room comes with an ensuite and either a private balcony or patio, perfect for soaking in the island vibes.

Find more stays with free WiFi in the 10 Accommodations in Samoa with Free WiFi.

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16. Talofa Inn (Apia)

Another affordable hotel well worth considering is Talofa Inn. Offering an ultra-convenient location in the heart of Apia, as well as irresistible prices, there’s not much reason not to choose Talofa.

Rooms are compact but are all uniquely styled with characterful bedding and furniture. Most have an ensuite, but be sure to double-check on booking. Choose from single rooms or double/twin rooms each with air-conditioning.

There are two lounges, as well as a communal kitchen with a fridge and microwave/convection oven. You also have laundry facilities and free WiFi!

You’ll also see this one listed in the 10 Best Guesthouses & B&Bs in Samoa.

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17. Lynn’s Getaway Hotel (Apia)

Lynn’s Getaway Hotel offers a true “home away from home” experience in the heart of Apia. With 19 rooms catering to various budgets, including some with shared bathrooms and 14 non-budget ensuite rooms, this accommodation is ideal for holidaymakers, solo travellers, and short- or mid-term workers alike.

Cool off in the swimming pool or unwind in the cosy lounge area. Enjoy free WiFi throughout the property and start your day right with a complimentary breakfast.

Convenience is key here, with on-site laundry facilities and car rentals available for guests. The hotel also offers guided tours, primarily around Upolu, making it easy to explore the island’s highlights.

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18. Eagle Wings Hotel (Apia)

Eagle Wings Hotel & Restaurant has a lush garden setting, complete with a sun terrace and a refreshing year-round outdoor pool.

The air-conditioned rooms boast private balconies with garden or pool views, work desks, TVs and en-suite bathrooms with free toiletries. For added convenience, guests enjoy private check-in/out services and complimentary on-site parking.

The family-friendly restaurant is a local favourite, serving a diverse menu of Italian, seafood, steakhouse, local, European and barbecue dishes in a modern yet romantic ambience. Don’t miss their famous seafood boil, it’s a hit with the locals!

Start your day with a continental breakfast before exploring Apia’s attractions.

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19. Moanalisa Hotel (Apia)

Another neat little hotel on the outskirts of Apia, Moanalisa Hotel shines in its garden and nautical-themed decor to really reflect your South Seas holiday.

The three-star hotel’s villas are nestled in gardens with carved posts, a decorative bar and restaurant, as well as a swimming pool, truly setting the right tone for couples seeking romance or families looking for something quaint, quiet and affordable.

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20. Alec’s Hotel (Apia)

Located near the hospital and popular dining options in Apia, Alec’s Hotel provides a three-star hotel with a pool, as well as eight newer self-contained units surrounding a separate pool.

The more affordable hotel rooms each have air-conditioning and an ensuite, with various room layouts to suit even larger families.

Breakfast is served by the pool each morning, and limited WiFi is also included during your stay. To complement the nearby health services, there’s also a health specialist centre on-site.

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21. Amanaki Hotel (Apia)

While most in Apia know Amanaki Hotel as one of the top seafood dining spots in the city, travellers may also want to consider staying here. If not for the rock garden swimming pool, then for the attractive location on the Mulinuu Peninsula, just a short stroll from town.

Choose between a “Standard Double Room” or the “Deluxe Room”; the latter has two double beds as well as standard air-conditioning, an ensuite bathroom, a fridge and tea/coffee-making facilities.

The rooms are pretty basic but modernised enough for a comfortable and clean stay.

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22. Travellers Point Hotel (Apia)

A compact but perfectly comfortable hotel just a 15-minute walk from the town centre, Travellers Point Hotel is a worthwhile consideration for staying in Apia.

While you won’t be getting the best views in town, you still have an attractive deck-lined pool to enjoy.

There are usually weekly goings-on at the on-site restaurant, from “curry night” to “Sunday brunch”, which is also where your included breakfast is served.

As for room types, there’s something for everyone between the double and family rooms available.

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23. Hotel Elisa (Apia)

Nestled on the Mulinuu Peninsula, Hotel Elisa is a delightful surprise that offers more than meets the eye. This four-storey gem boasts five spacious room types, including an executive and honeymoon suite, perfect for various travellers.

The hotel’s corridors are uniquely decorated with traditional canoes, setting the scene for a cultural experience. On-site facilities include the inviting Turtle Lounge, a refreshing swim-up bar, and a restaurant serving delectable meals.

Guests can take a dip in the swimming pool or relax in their very spacious rooms. With breakfast included and a range of amenities, Hotel Elisa provides excellent value for money in an attractive part of town.

When we visited, we were pleasantly surprised by the warm hospitality and attention to detail that makes this family-run hotel stand out.

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24. Vaisala Hotel (Savai’i)

A rustic hotel on a secluded beach, Vaisala Hotel offers a unique budget accommodation in Savai’i. There are basic but functional ensuite rooms for couples up to large families, while the elevated restaurant and bar offer elevated views of Vaisala Bay.

Rates include a continental breakfast, while the restaurant offers an a la carte menu for lunch and dinner.

A highlight of the area is a concrete walking trail along the beach and clifftops, which takes approximately 20 minutes to complete the loop.

25. Karl’s Getaway Hotel and Tours (Apia)

Offering more of the “student accommodation” vibe than the holiday vibe with its predominantly single rooms and communal areas featuring table tennis and a kitchen, Karl’s Getaway Hotel and Tours is a shamelessly appealing option for budget travellers. Nevertheless, the place is well-kept and features hotel-like facilities like ensuite bathrooms and tea/coffee-making facilities, as well as an outdoor pool.

There are also double rooms/family rooms should you be travelling as a group. What’s more, WiFi is free in some of the shared spaces.

Take Karl up on the offer for tours around Upolu, including free shuttles to some of the island’s top attractions.

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26. Samoa Tradition Resort (Upolu)

A favourite with the locals who have family visiting from overseas (and want to impress), Samoa Tradition Resort is all about family: family-owned, family-run and you’re sure to feel like family too by the end of your stay.

Choose between hotel rooms with breakfast included and affordable rates, or upgrade to one of the villas decorated with hand-carved poles and exposed rock walls complementing the nature embraced from your forest balcony.

There are full apartments with cooking facilities should you want to add your family to the Samoa Tradition Resort aiga.

Not to mention, one of the highlights of the resort is its famed fiafia night every Thursday.

27. Le Alaimoana Hotel (Apia)

Whether you’re seeking accommodation close to Apia Park for the latest rugby game, Palolo Deep for snorkelling, or Pacific Jewell for shopping, Le Alaimona Hotel is a top choice of hotel in this area of Apia.

Although rooms are a little compact and not exactly brimming with natural light, they are each thoughtfully decorated with kava hardwood headboards depicting Samoan themes, woven handicrafts and siapo (tapa) artwork.

Each room has at least basic cooking facilities, like a microwave, but some even have an oven for your convenience.

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28. Tivoli Aparthotel (Apia)

Surrounding a Mediterranean-esque pool area with ornate iron furniture under cute gazebos, Tivoli Aparthotel offers an alternative ambience in Apia. Your ultra-spacious unit has colourful modern fixtures, as well as useful amenities like cooking facilities for a true home away from home.

You are also supplied with reusable glass bottles so you can keep hydrated using the hotel’s filtered water and reduce your plastic water bottle impact – yay!

Note that there is a security bond to pay upon check-in (so return those bottles!) For more ways to travel more sustainably, check out the 30 Ways to Travel More Sustainably in Samoa.

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Tivoli Aparthotel on Booking.com

29. Tauese Seaview Hotel

A three-storey retreat in the heart of Apia, Tauese Seaview Hotel is perfect for travellers seeking comfort and convenience. This gem on the Apia Harbour boasts 25 rooms, offering you a choice between spacious double rooms with king-sized beds and ensuite bathrooms, or twin rooms with two single beds (perfect for friends travelling together!)

Start your day right with a complimentary breakfast included in your room rate. The on-site Chinese restaurant also serves up delicious meals.

Stay connected with free WiFi throughout the hotel, and don’t worry about your laundry piling up – laundry services are available for ST$30, which is cheaper than most hotels in Samoa.

Getting to and from the airport is a breeze with their transfer service. Need wheels? Tauese Hotel has got you covered with rental options ranging from small vehicles to 7-seater minibuses – perfect for group adventures around the island!

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30. Hotel Millenia Samoa (Apia)

Locally family-owned Hotel Millenia Samoa offers a prime oceanfront location in Sogi, Apia, with stunning views of Apia Harbour. You’ll love the convenience of being just a one-minute walk from swimming and snorkelling spots, and a mere five-minute stroll to Apia Central.

The hotel boasts 61 ensuite, air-conditioned rooms, perfect for couples and families alike. With breakfast included and free WiFi throughout, it’s excellent value for money. Don’t miss the swimming pool and kids’ pool – ideal for a refreshing dip!

Popular with locals, Hotel Millenia Samoa also features a restaurant and bar, conference venues, and even car rental onsite for guests. With 24/7 reception and security, free onsite parking, and laundry services, you’ll have everything you need for a comfortable stay in Samoa’s capital.

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31. Sheraton Samoa Aggie Grey’s Hotel & Bungalows (Apia)

Blending Samoan culture with modern luxury, the Sheraton Samoa Aggie Grey’s Hotel & Bungalows offers a diverse range of accommodation options in the heart of Apia. Choose from 175 rooms, including charming bungalows nestled in lush gardens and luxurious suites boasting balconies overlooking Apia Harbour.

The hotel’s crown jewel is undoubtedly its Presidential Suite, which has hosted royalty (King Charles himself has stayed here!). For those with accessibility needs, the property offers excellent disabled rooms and facilities.

Cool off in one of two inviting pools or indulge in some pampering at the minimalist spa. With its blend of cultural touches and contemporary comforts, Sheraton Samoa Aggie Grey’s is perfect for travellers seeking a taste of Samoan hospitality with all the modern conveniences.

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32. Salty Lodge (Upolu)

Nestled on the quiet west coast of Upolu, Salty Lodge offers a laid-back retreat near the Mulifanua ferry wharf.

This colourful property boasts a range of accommodation options to suit various travellers. Budget-conscious guests and groups will appreciate the affordable hotel-style rooms at the front, while couples and families can enjoy the standalone garden bungalows with ensuite bathrooms.

Set in attractive gardens, the lodge provides a welcoming atmosphere with its guest lounge offering free WiFi, tea, and coffee. Meals are available upon request for an additional fee, allowing you to savour local flavours without leaving the property.

With its convenient location not far from the airport, Salty Lodge is an ideal base for exploring Upolu’s western charms or catching the ferry to Savai’i.

More About Hotels in Samoa

That’s it for our list of the best hotels in Samoa, but it’s by no means the end of our accommodation recommendations. There are many more stunning places to stay across the islands, so check them out in the following:

Finally, if you still haven’t found your place in paradise, start from scratch with Where to Stay in Samoa: The 50 Best Accommodations in Samoa.

Sources:

The information in this guide has been compiled from our extensive research, travel and experiences across Samoa and the South Pacific, accumulated over more than a decade of numerous visits to each destination. Additional sources for this guide include the following:

Samoa Tourism Authority (General travel advice - Updated [2025])
Samoa Tourism Authority Corporate (Tourism news - Updated [2025])
SPTO (Pacific tourism advice - Updated [2025])
Samoa Hotels Association (Tourism trade association - Updated [2025])
Samoa Meteorological Division (Weather forecast and warnings - Updated [2025])
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Visa and immigration advice - Updated [2025])
Ministry of Customs & Revenue (Border restrictions advice - Updated [2025])
Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries (Biosecurity advice - Updated [2025])
Samoa Bureau of Statistics (Statistics and travel data - Updated [2025])
Land Transport Authority (Tourist driver’s license info - Updated [2025])
Safe Travel (New Zealand travel advisory for Samoa - Updated [2025])
Smart Traveller (Australia travel advisory for Samoa - Updated [2025])
Travel.State.Gov (U.S. travel advisory for Samoa - Updated [2025])

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About The Author

Laura (Lora) S.

This article was reviewed and published by Laura, editor-in-chief and co-founder of Samoa Pocket Guide. Since arriving solo in the South Pacific over 10 years ago with nothing but a backpack and a background in journalism, her mission has been to show the world how easy (and awesome) it is to explore a paradise such as Samoa. She knows the islands inside out and loves sharing tips on how best to experience Upolu and Savai’i’s must-dos and hidden gems. Laura is also the editor of several other South Pacific travel guides.

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