Le Alaimoana Hotel

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3.5-star hotel in central Apia. 146 verified Expedia reviews. Check-in 2 PM. Pricing shown is a representative starting rate; full room types to be filled by host.

Amenities

• Wi-Fi
• Air conditioning
• Restaurant
• Parking
• Workspace
• Pool

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1 room type from WST 350 per night

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Standard Room

• 1 bedroom · 1 bed
• Sleeps 2

• Pool
• Restaurant
• Air-conditioning
• Free Wi-Fi
• Free parking

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3.5-star hotel in central Apia. 146 verified Expedia reviews. Check-in 2 PM. Pricing shown is a representative starting rate; full room types to be filled by host.

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from WST 350per night · min 1 night

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Cancellation policy

Moderate — Full refund up to 5 days before check-in. 50% refund after that.

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Reviews★ 7.6 · 36 total

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  Roxanna Tauave

  ★★★★★ · 8/16/2025google

  First of all I love the staff they are so friendly and supportive. They treat me like a family🩷..when i first came and its was my first day in samoa i feel scared but the moment this lovely pretty lady smile at me and welcome me makes my heart calm🤭 i dont know how this lovely lady saw me with uncomfortable or lit scared but she tap my shoulder and told me Dont worry sis once you're here were all family now will take care of you and be your services whatever you need i will guide you..this makes me feel like home and i will never forget this lady's name is Laila💛.Shes the first samoa lady that become my dear friend..but from all the above i love the services from the reception to the kitchen and housekeeping..thank you soooo much family for taking care of me from my first day till my last day...it sad I'll be missing your smiling and morning every day hhh and taking pictures with you guys but next time I'll come back i will come back to stay with you...My Lealaimoana family thank you so much ♥️

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  Mitchell Leifi

  ★★★★★ · 3/9/2025google

  Review of Le Alaimoana February 24th I had an extremely disappointing experience staying at Le Alaimoana on the 24th of feburary. Upon arrival, we were greeted warmly and offered an upgrade, which we appreciated. However, the positive experience ended there. After being shown to our room, we were shocked by the unpleasant conditions. Within just two hours of being there, we noticed a musty smell that lingered throughout the room. The sheets and pillows had an old, stale odor, and opening the fridge revealed an overpowering, foul smell of fish. As we settled in, we were also greeted by ants and began feeling flea bites. To top it off, when we turned on the bathroom light, there was an incredibly loud, disruptive noise coming from the fixture. On the kitchen bench, there was visible mess left behind from previous guests. It was clear that the room had not been properly cleaned or maintained. We attempted to contact the owner, but unfortunately, they were unavailable. Given the disgusting state of the room and the unbearable smell, we decided to leave that night. We were informed that we'd receive a full refund through Expedia, but this turned out to be a lie. The owner had already taken the money from Expedia, and despite multiple attempts to reach out to her for a resolution, we received no response. This experience was a complete nightmare, and I would strongly advise anyone considering staying here to look elsewhere. The property is misrepresented as a 3-star accommodation but, in reality, it should only be rated as a 1-star at best. The lack of cleanliness, poor maintenance, and dishonest management made for an unpleasant and frustrating stay. Avoid at all costs!

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  Lisa

  ★★★★★ · 9/28/2024google

  Nice place that’s tucked away. Helped us with a late check in since our plane landed late. Great complimentary breakfast. Dinner that was ordered here was always good. A plus is they always had a mosquito coil lit at night during dinner time so you wouldn’t get bitten. Room was nice. Very very close to town. Laundry services were available for a reasonable cost. Pool was great to use. Staff were helpful and friendly.

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  TJ Larson

  ★★★★★ · 7/19/2024google

  The staff did a fantastic job! The only complaint that we had was that we didn't get the room that was advertised (they said their website was out of date and so instead of getting the room size we had planned on we got a standard room). Pros: Price is excellent Location is very convenient Free daily Continental breakfast Swimming pool Air conditioning Friendly staff Cons: Ensure you confirm with the hotel what you are getting Our stay there was great, and we loved the people who helped us. I would recommend this place!

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  Luc Haas

  ★★★★★ · 6/5/2024google

  The room was clean and the bed comfortable. A bit far from the centre, no real place to eat around, so it help if you are motorized. Parking available. Quiet most nights but the rooms are not soundproof and they all face the reception/bar/pool area, so if, like it happened on my last night, you have a loud group of young Americans coming and want to party and laugh late at night, they might as well be on your room. You will not sleep. Breakfast is extremely basic: toast (1 or 1.5 or 2 depends on the day) and 2 eggs, with a jar of weetabix to help yourself and instant coffee. Staff is trying their best to help you though. You have to pay for the wifi, I did not try it.

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