Bayview Resort

About this property

Bayview Resort sits on the coast at Saleaula in north-east Savai'i, a comfortable base for travellers exploring the island's volcanic country. The resort has its own restaurant and bar plus complimentary parking, and its beachfront setting gives rooms ocean views and direct beach access. It is within walking distance of the Saleaula lava fields, making it a natural stop on a tour of Savai'i's lava-flow landmarks.

Amenities

• Restaurant
• Bar
• Parking
• Beachfront
• Ocean view

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1 room type from WST 300 per night

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Standard Room

• 1 bedroom · 1 bed
• Sleeps 2

• Ocean view
• Beachfront
• Restaurant
• Bar
• Free parking

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3-star coastal resort at Saleaula on Savai'i's north coast — near the lava fields. 12 verified Expedia reviews. Pricing shown is a tier-based estimate; full room types to be filled by host.

from WST 300per night · min 1 night

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Reviews★ 7.0 · 14 total

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  Trood Siaosi

  ★★★★★ · 8/25/2024google

  Very uncomfortable to stay at Bay View. Facilities are so bad. The staff are so unprofessional and there was never a time I enjoyed dinner and breakfast. Due to my stay there, dinner was buffet and we only have three dish to choose from. Breakfast was never on time. Photos that on their website are old photos. I don't recommend this resort in the future unless they have come to their right senses to renovate their fales and services

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  Nicole Gomez

  ★★★★★ · 7/21/2024google

  Bathroom facilities wer so bad. Never showered there due to limitation of water. Struggled to find any staff members to advise them of the issue. Beds wer uncomfortable but due to all other hotels being fully booked we had no choice but to stay there.

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  Errol Hunt

  ★★★★★ · 9/11/2023google

  Lovely fale overlooking the beach, staff very caring and looked after us well. Love how integrated this place is into the local community. Would be our #1 place to stay on future trips to the Big island.

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  Sila Mataia

  ★★★★★ · 1/16/2023google

  Great place to stay, nice bungalo rooms with 2 beds out on its own deck. View of the lagoon awesome. Great place to host families as not far from the place to swim with turtles. We look forward in returning

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  Eleanor Sharman

  ★★★★★ · 12/18/2016google

  Lovely people, great food, comfortable fales. Not within walking distance of the beach or a shop, though. The water in the bay was very shallow & mucky as the opening to the sea is a long way from the fales.

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