All inclusive-hotell i Samoa

“Fantastiskt läge med helt orörda stränder. Att kunna vandra längst stranden utan att se ett enda hus, hotell eller ens andra människor är fantastiskt! Inte ens någon annans fotspår än de egna. Personalen är mycket vänlig och försöker, men servicen lämnar lite övrigt att önska. Resorten är inte så stor och rummen består uteslutande av enskilda små hus. Det känns aldrig trång. Särskilt på stranden är det allt annat än trängsel. Revet når ända in till stranden, så det är lätt att snorkla direkt...

“Hotell i polynesisk stil, välskött och vackert. Fantastisk personal, otroligt hjälpsamma. Restaurangen serverar vällagad och god mat. Hotellet fungerar både för bröllopsresa och familjesemester”

“Allt var i hög klass. Men... Som vanligt så tappar man den där "själen", i brist på bättre ord. Missförstå mig inte. Personal och allt var i topp. Men när det är stora hotell, man tappar ibland personligheten i hotellet. Det blir tyvärr ett annat i raden av bra hotell. ”

“The breafast and dinners were fantastic, a mix of local and European tastes. Having them plus delicious koko Samoa included in the tariff was a great deal. The bathrooms are like a camping ground with cold showers are adequate. There are no sun loungers and the beach tends to be wet so not great for sunbathing. However the location of the dining and lounge area plus fales right over stunning Lalomanu Beach is amazing.”

“My wife, my daughter, and I recently stayed at Amoa Hotel, and we had a very pleasant and enjoyable experience. From the moment we arrived, we were warmly welcomed by the staff, who were friendly, courteous, and helpful throughout our stay. We particularly appreciated the warm and welcoming atmosphere, which made us feel comfortable and relaxed as a family. Our room was clean, comfortable, and well maintained, providing a pleasant environment for our stay. The staff were attentive, professional,...

“The resort is nicely located by the sea with nice garden . Pool and pool deck also good. The room was spacious, but a bit dated with some minor issues such as loose toilet seat. The main drawback is that the beach is not swimmable. There is a bay which looks inviting, but the bottom is not sandy, but made up of slippery and soggy mud. Staff was friendly and helpful as always on Samoa. All in all, not really value for the money charged.”