Aga Reef Resort and Spa, Lalomanu - Restaurant Reviews, Phone Number & Photos

Aga Reef is quite a trek from the CBD/airport but it is sure worth it! An immaculate resort with stunning surroundings, the rooms are spacious with great balconies, very clean facilities and really makes the experience memorable. Let's not forget that the rooms have powerful...but quiet air con units (seasoned travellers will know the world of difference a quiet AC unit makes) and of course the staff are very friendly and helpful in assisting with luggages and all additional requirements. Breakfast is included in the room rate, so be sure to make use of the delicious fresh fruit and the 10/10 scrambled eggs (they were the best out of all the places I had breakfast at during my 2 week stay).More

Date of visit: December 2019

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BexTGAnz

10 reviews

Reviewed 3 October 2019 via mobile

Lunch stop

This was a great spot for lunch. Beautiful location, great food and service. Highly recommend visiting.

Date of visit: October 2019

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PacificJewell

99 reviews

Reviewed 8 September 2019 via mobile

Breathtakingly Beautiful!

Somewhere so beautiful shouldnt be only for the tourists. As a local this is my favorite place to go when needing to get away for the weekend. Their rooms are beautiful overlooking the water and the beds are so comfortable i actually looked under the...covers to find the brand so I can get one lol. The island night buffet was delicious and you are spoilt for choice from fresh raw fish oka to roasted tender pork... my favs. The island fiafia night I thought would be the same as every other hotel but wasn't. It was so hilarious and informative of our culture. An experience you'll not easily forget 🌺More

Date of visit: September 2019

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rjayb62

14 reviews

Reviewed 5 June 2019 via mobile

A 'peace' of paradise!

If you are looking for a holiday destination to get away from the stresses of life, and avoid the hyped up touristy-type locations, look no further. Samoa is beautiful beyond belief and Aga Reef Resort is a hidden gem. The resort owners are very friendly,...welcoming and relaxed, as are the staff. The rooms are lovely, beds are like clouds, and the restaurant food is delicious, with an extensive menu to suit most tastes. And the pristine location is absolutely stunning. Things to bring: * your own snorkelling gear, reef shoes (the fringing reef at the resort is easily accessible and sheltered in different weather conditions) *books, magazines to read (swim, snorkel, read, relax...repeat!!)More

Date of visit: May 2019

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Pioneer40952695058

66 reviews

Reviewed 24 April 2019

Lunch = winning!

We were staying up the road at FaoFao beach, but came here for lunch a couple of times. Service was really friendly and the food was great. My friend has the steak sandwich and still raves about it. I stuck with the fish and chips...which...totally hit the spot with a nice beer.More

Date of visit: April 2019

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sophieNZ

56 reviews

Reviewed 29 October 2018

Delicious food

We stopped here for a late lunch one afternoon. Service was fabulous and friendly. A lovely location with fabulous food. Would definately recommend a visit.

Date of visit: September 2018

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lifesaversbain

7 reviews

Reviewed 10 October 2018 via mobile

Dinner time

I must say I disappointed in this restaurant this time around. Menu didn’t have a great selection. Food took for ever and it was tasteless and expensive. A shame really because a few years back it was great.

Date of visit: October 2018

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vonblair

30 reviews

Reviewed 8 October 2018

A lovely lunch

We stopped here on our son's birthday for a snack after we had been over to Namua Island snorkelling. We were worried that we didn't fit the dress code but were welcomed in. The service was fantastic and the food delicious. It looked like it...would be a gorgeous location to stay.More

Date of visit: October 2018

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786Nicola

72 reviews

Reviewed 4 September 2018

Wonderful food

Staff and so attentive and sitting looking out to sea either inside or outside and the food we had was lovely

Date of visit: August 2018

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Grant S

4 reviews

Reviewed 4 September 2018

Samoa its self is a Island Paradise

Nothing like what was describe in the Travel books, the tropical breakfast is a joke one third of the choice offered. Ocean view rooms are rooms that no longer offer a view of the ocean to it been over grown palms. A real problem with...flies, which could easy be resolved if they would use the fans when diningMore

Date of visit: August 2018

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