Coconuts Beach Club

About this property

One of two single-story Royal Beach Villas (Villa Pule and Villa Ali'i) flanking the central two-story Matai Villa. 600+ sq ft of island living: large bedroom with walk-in closet and king-size bed, sitting room, writing alcove, open-air bathroom with the famous lava-rock waterfall shower. Architecturally unique — exterior walls of the living room and bedrooms built entirely of large timber poles and glass.

Amenities

• Wi-Fi
• Air conditioning
• ceiling fan
• Ocean view
• deck
• fridge
• safe
• tea coffee
• hairdryer
• bathtub
• breakfast included
• tax inclusive

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6 room types from WST 450 per night

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Treehouse Suite

• 2 bedrooms · 3 beds
• Sleeps 4

• Ocean view
• Air-conditioning
• Free Wi-Fi
• Airport transfer

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Eight Samoan-styled suites in the famous two-story Treehouse building — the most affordable option at Coconuts. Slate and hardwood floors, Polynesian decor, expansive decks with loungers. Bamboo four-poster beds: king on the second floor, double + single on the ground floor. Quartzite-stone bathroom with two-person bathtub-shower.

• ceiling fan
• deck
• fridge
• safe
• tea coffee
• hairdryer
• bathtub
• breakfast included
• tax inclusive

from WST 450per night · min 1 night

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Beach Fale

• 1 bedroom · 1 bed
• Sleeps 2

• Ocean view
• Beachfront
• Air-conditioning
• Free Wi-Fi
• Airport transfer

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Six individual thatched-roof beach fales directly on the sandy beach, just steps from the water. Large indoor sitting area opens to a covered terrace with amazing views; elevated split-level bedroom with king-size bed. Open-air bathroom features local lava-rock walls and a sunken "waterfall" shower.

• ceiling fan
• king bed
• terrace
• fridge
• safe
• tea coffee
• hairdryer
• breakfast included
• tax inclusive

from WST 600per night · min 1 night

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Over-the-Water Fale

• 1 bedroom · 1 bed
• Sleeps 2

• Ocean view
• Air-conditioning
• Free Wi-Fi
• Airport transfer

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Samoa's only over-water fales — six unique fales designed for indoor/outdoor living, with expansive private sun decks where loungers and comfy furniture overlook the lagoon. Large airy bedroom with a king-size bed and a soaring traditional Samoan ceiling. The most romantic accommodation in Samoa.

• ceiling fan
• over water
• king bed
• sun deck
• fridge
• safe
• tea coffee
• hairdryer
• breakfast included
• tax inclusive

from WST 950per night · min 2 nights

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Two-Bedroom Beach Fale

• 2 bedrooms · 3 beds
• Sleeps 4

• Ocean view
• Beachfront
• Air-conditioning
• Free Wi-Fi
• Family-friendly
• Airport transfer

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Two-bedroom beach fale variant — one bedroom with a king-size bed, the other with two twin beds. Same lava-rock open-air bathroom, sunken waterfall shower, and split-level layout as the standard beach fales but doubled.

• ceiling fan
• king bed
• twin beds
• terrace
• fridge
• safe
• tea coffee
• hairdryer
• breakfast included
• tax inclusive

from WST 950per night · min 2 nights

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Royal Beach Villa (1 Bedroom)

• 1 bedroom · 1 bed
• Sleeps 2

• Ocean view
• Beachfront
• Air-conditioning
• Free Wi-Fi
• Airport transfer

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One of two single-story Royal Beach Villas (Villa Pule and Villa Ali'i) flanking the central two-story Matai Villa. 600+ sq ft of island living: large bedroom with walk-in closet and king-size bed, sitting room, writing alcove, open-air bathroom with the famous lava-rock waterfall shower. Architecturally unique — exterior walls of the living room and bedrooms built entirely of large timber poles and glass.

• ceiling fan
• king bed
• walk in closet
• fridge
• safe
• tea coffee
• hairdryer
• luxury
• breakfast included
• tax inclusive

from WST 1,200per night · min 2 nights

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Royal Villa Matai (2 Bedroom)

• 2 bedrooms · 2 beds
• Sleeps 6

• Ocean view
• Beachfront
• Air-conditioning
• Free Wi-Fi
• Family-friendly
• Airport transfer

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The two-story centerpiece of the Royal Villa complex — Villa Matai. The most spacious accommodation in Samoa. Same architectural language as the flanking 1BR villas (timber poles and glass walls, exposed beam ceilings, quartzite stone tiles, lava-rock walls) at twice the scale, with two bedrooms across two floors and 180-degree lagoon views.

• ceiling fan
• king bed
• two bedrooms
• fridge
• safe
• tea coffee
• hairdryer
• luxury
• breakfast included
• tax inclusive

from WST 2,000per night · min 3 nights

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Reviews★ 8.6 · 188 total

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  ★★★★★ · 6/24/2026google

  Lovely resort, we have been a couple of times now, won't return. Beautiful lagoon for snorkelling, lovely rooms, nice food at restaurant, although expensive and quite repetitive. Staff are mostly great, welcoming and friendly. Ordering a drink from the bartender felt like we were inconveniencing her. Owner wandering around constantly really detracts from the vibe. He seemed to want to be involved in everything, wasn't particularly kind to staff in a couple of private interactions witnessed, interrupted our conversations to read from the 'having a good time?' script. Value for money is just not there, especially compared to other options.

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  Matt Tarrant

  ★★★★★ · 6/17/2026google

  We spent five nights in a Luxury Over-The-Water Room, and its a little hard to review truly. A four is honestly being a little generous, and it would likely be a 3, but it could be a 4-5 with a few improvements. Firstly, there is a bit of an odd overall vibe that's been mentioned in other reviews; but it didn't have the regular "vibe" you may be used to finding at other resorts. No music, no bars open late (they were closed by 9pm the nights we were there) and not a large amount of atmosphere overall. This in itself, is fine, but if you're there for relaxing in your room the rooms themselves also have no music, no entertainment and rules about no drinking or eating; so you are a little limited to what you can do. We had books and boardgames etc, but others may struggle with just that. Most of the staff we're friendly, though we tried calling reception 4 times to no answer (which meant we had to walk there). There is no path to the over the water bungalows so if you arrive early morning prepare to lug your luggage over sand (same with leaving - we tried to call reception to no answer). It would be great to have a path from the reception to the bungalows if possible! The food was nice, most of the staff were lovely (shout-out to Genesis) and the dancing show was great fun. We came 'peak season' and it was very quiet, which we certainly didnt mind - but with a few changes would have made the stay a little nicer overall.

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  MJ Han

  ★★★★★ · 6/9/2026google

  We just stayed 5 nights in the treehouse suite. Beautiful beaches on site, relaxing pool side, and spacious rooms with comfortable beds. Lovely staff and a great location on Upolu to explore the rest of the island, and easy to take a stroll to the neighbouring resorts too if you wanted. We especially enjoyed the Oka and Poke from the menu. Thank you everyone at Coconuts Resort!

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  Faye Greer

  ★★★★★ · 6/7/2026google

  Mica Restaurant review - Have been to the restaurant twice and the waiters were rude and not friendly. Had NZ steak both nights and it was very grisly. It was second grade steak and it was expensive.

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  Michele Cook

  ★★★★★ · 6/7/2026google

  An absolute gem of a property. The property itself is stunning, the pool is beautiful, the water is beautiful, the views are beautiful. The staff and service is amazing. I plan to return next year and I highly recommend this property. Samoa and its people are lovely.

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  Lynette Bates

  ★★★★★ · 5/25/2026google

  We actually walked over from a neighboring resort. Happy hour and was given complementary taro chips and pizza bread. Perfect hospitality. Thank you Coconuts.

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