We stayed 5 nights at Le Lagoto, 2 adults and 3 children in the Downstairs Apartment because the fales are too small for 5. The apartment is very tired and in need of renovation, it was very dirty, light switches didn't work, the toilet leaked onto the floor when flushed- spilling through the wall into the bedroom and soaking our luggage! We requested that management be sent to our room to see the state of the apartment but they did not show up during our stay. Repeated requests for a dishcloth and a plug for the kitchen sink went unanswered. The rest of the resort is wonderful and we recommend it, just don't stay in either the upstairs or downstairs apartment- yuk.

What a lovely suprise. We had stayed 3 nights at Tanu Beach Fales (very nice too just a different experience)previously so it was really nice to upgrade and spoil ourselves with air conditioning and hot showers!!

I couldn't believe the place was full. It felt like there was no one there! It was very intimate. The staff were attentive, efficent and helpful. The Lagoon is just gorgeous. You can only swim at high tide because of the reef but in saying that it's a great snorkeling experience when the tides low. You can do a snorkling tour with Dive Savaai (conveniently situated across the roda) which takes you even further out of the reef. Scary! When we were there a pod of dolphins and sea turtles were amongst the delights seen!

Food was pretty average. It came quite fast which made me think they cook it in advance. Theres no love in it at all.Cocktails were cheap and lovely.

Pool was small but it would be good for kids and has a great view.

The Fijian beautician is just divine. She has magic hands, so do book that full body massage. Its a real treat!

We wanted to book a gorgeous Beachfront Fale but it was booked out so we ended up in an apartment with an ok but not great view. They're people directly beneath you which is annoying.They're rundown buildings and on arrival stunk of cleaner from the bathroom but we aired out at room and it did the trick. BUT it was a nice change from camping in a Fale with a mini bar, hot showers, air conditioning etc...

Its a great place to stay on Savaai if you like your creature comforts But its definitely not 5 star and to be fair the rates reflect that. I really enjoyed it and am already planning my next trip back-but this time in a Beachfront Fale and with my Dive Certificate to take advantage of Dive Savaai!

We stayed at Le Lagoto for 3 nights and enjoyed our stay. We were in a beachfront fale which was not cheap (we paid almost 3 times what we were paying at Virgin Cove) however the accommodation is definately a lot more luxurious than traditional Samoan fale. The bed was very comfortable and everything was clean. We didn't get a hammock for our room which was a bit disappointing - the hotel staff said something about it being broken when I asked. We were in fale #2 which was right next to the pool. I would not recommend this for couples without children as it was quite noisy listening to other people's screaming kids. We did ask to change fales however they were fully booked. I think it would make more sense for the people with the kids to stay here near the pool. Restaurant was more expensive than most places we ate and the food wasn't overly impressive however it was nice enough and they had plenty of vegetarian options. Cocktails were definately a highlight and they do a happy hour from 4-6 every day!! Overall the service was quite good. We had a couple of instances where they brought our meals out at different times or forgot to bring part of the order. If you are interested in diving or snorkelling this is a great spot as Dive Savaii are just across the road.