Aga Reef

About this property

Family-friendly hotel rooms in a 2-floor building — top-floor rooms have the better view, ground-floor rooms have garden views and easy access. All rooms have interconnecting doors so families can book one with a double bed and another with twins to stay together. 32" flat-screen TV, balcony with comfortable chairs.

Amenities

• Wi-Fi
• Air conditioning
• balcony
• tv
• fridge
• tea coffee
• safe
• Private bathroom
• interconnecting rooms
• Family friendly
• breakfast included
• kayaks included

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Reviews★ 9.4 · 131 total

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  Tony Lambdon

  ★★★★★ · 8/25/2026google

  We stayed here as part of our cycling trip around the island. The staff were super friendly and helpful as you would expect everywhere in Samoa. The restaurant food was also excellent. Our enjoyment of our stay was however not so enjoyable as smoking is allowed on the room balconies and in an area close to the dining room. The result of this was that when we were in our room we had to keep the windows and door closed. In this day and age allowing smoking in such close proximity to other guests is simply unfathomable.

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  Natalie Dufton

  ★★★★★ · 6/23/2026google

  We stopped by for dinner one evening and didn't regret it, so much so we went again the next night. I wished I knew about this place when looking into Samoa accomodation. Looking at the rooms and reef with the backdrop it has is so picturesque. We bumped into the manager (?) Who I'm really sorry we didn't get the name of. He was so genuine and kind and shared so much local knowledge. Thank you for the time spent with us chatting, we really appreciated it and hope one day we can come back and stay. Ps your Tropicana chicken is the best!!

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  Rachel Clayton

  ★★★★★ · 6/5/2026google

  100% recommend Aga Reef Resort. Everything was amazing. The staff, location, food. To be able to snorkle just a short walk from the accomodation was amazing. The next time we visit we know where to stay. I can't wait.

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  Jennifer Casarella

  ★★★★★ · 5/5/2026google

  Small, luxurious resort. Great location on the SE corner of the island. Went to the Namua ferry (family with a boat) and Sua trench from the resort. Snorkling is great right from the lagoon. Staff was helpful. Food and drinks were good. Clean and everything worked. Would absolutely return. Definitely rent a car if you visit Samoa.

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  Lydia T

  ★★★★★ · 5/3/2026google

  We had an incredible stay here. 360° views, fantastic snorkelling on your doorstep and lovely staff. Do: book an island villa (we saw turtles and loads of fish from our private balcony), snorkel at high tide and order the fish burger for lunch and crayfish ravioli and snapper pave for dinner. Don't bother with cocktails or expect good coffee.

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  Lauren Esposito

  ★★★★★ · 3/3/2026google

  Beautifully kept and serviced property. The rooms were very comfortable and clean. The reef right beneath your feet and is only accessible to Aga guests with snorkeling gear and kayaks accessible at any time. Also close to some of the best beaches on that side of the island. 10/10 stay

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