Stayed here for 2 nights prior to departing Samoa. We stayed in a cute room overlooking a lagoon. Comfortable bed, good ammenities, lovely view when tide was in but mud at low tide. The resort has lovely tropical feel with lots of plantings and flowers, excellent restaurant and huge cocktail list. They also provide kayaks and paddle boards for guest use and there is a swimming pool. Nobody was swimming in the sea but I never found out why?? Only downside was barking dogs early hours of the morning and local rooster crowing at 5am

We booked 3 nights in an Overwater fale & requested 2 separate beds for my son & I. First we got shown to the tiniest fale with only 1 bed & no room to put another & with the whole place full, the receptionist had to swap us with a couple that were in the fale next door. We stayed 1 night in fale #17 then went back to Apia to find a decent room where we could get some sleep. The rickety stretcher they put in the room for my 6ft son was uncomfortable & the noise all through the night from the water, dogs barking & then roosters was not pleasant.
However, the others in our group all had nice rooms & we thoroughly enjoyed the bar, restaurant, pool, cocktails & overall setting. Free kayak, SUP, & snorkel usage was awesome and the staff were all super lovely, approachable & helpful.

I didn't want to leave. Sure it's a little run down but the people, food and relaxed atmosphere make up for it. It's close to the attractions, airport and the ferry. 80 tala to get to Apia. Loved hearing the singing from the church on Sunday. This trip we we to the Robert Louis Stevenson museum, Apia. Worth a visit.