Upolu Hotels from ₹2,969

"Overall our stay was very good. However the smoking area is too close to the dining area and no mosquito nets. Staff are very friendly & helpful. The buffet breakfast is excellent and location too. Live music also good. Lovely outlook of gardens from our room. We would definitely stay again."

"It was nice and roomy. Far enough from the town busyness but close enough to town. Staff were the highlight of the stay. Service and entertainment, staff were amazing. Thank you"

"Staff very friendly and helpful. Would stay there again."

"Close to shops, staff are very friendly nice music and food and good value for your money "

"After significant research on all of the 4/5 star hotels in Samoa, Taumeasina is by far the best and most luxurious on the island of Upolu. The resort service is best in class and the daily activities are very informative and relevant to the Samoan culture. The rooms are clean, beds are comfortable, air conditioning works very well, bathrooms are large. The pool area is very nice and the private beach is even better. Breakfast buffet is great and they have local dishes available. Proximity to downtown Apia is 5-7 minutes by car. Very central to the main market and grocery stores. Overall, highly recommend this hotel to everyone."

"Loved the beautiful beach and a great breakfast. Room was big and deck looked over the pool and sea. Very nice stay."

"Wonderful staff. The room was beautifully set up, and the views were priceless. I highly recommend, and look forward to visiting again."

"Beautiful resort on a white sand beach, with views across to Savaii, Manono and Apollinaire. A perfect place for a peaceful holiday or a short break between flights."

"This was a beautiful and peaceful property. It’s not spotless like a resort, but it is wonderful and comfortable. The staff is phenomenal and so helpful for all your needs. They called me so many taxis and helped make sure they would come (often calling them again). I stayed in the Fale, and it’s such a cool experience. It’s definitely more like camping, but it’s unique and fun. Make sure to bring an extension cord because the power outlets are on the ceiling in the fales."