Taufusi Hotel

About this property

50 sqm Deluxe Room with private balcony and mountain view, central Apia. 1 Queen bed, sleeps 2. Free self-parking, reserve-now-pay-later available. 34 verified Expedia reviews. Check-in 2 PM.

Amenities

• Wi-Fi
• Air conditioning
• Restaurant
• Parking
• Workspace
• Family friendly

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2 room types from WST 330 per night

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Deluxe Room (Mountain View)

• 1 bedroom · 1 bed
• Sleeps 2

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

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Moderate cancellation

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50 sqm Deluxe Room with private balcony and mountain view, central Apia. 1 Queen bed, sleeps 2. Free self-parking, reserve-now-pay-later available. 34 verified Expedia reviews. Check-in 2 PM.

• Workspace

from WST 330per night · min 1 night

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Deluxe Twin (City View)

• 1 bedroom · 2 beds
• Sleeps 4

• Restaurant
• Air-conditioning
• Free Wi-Fi
• Family-friendly
• Free parking

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50 sqm Deluxe Twin Room with private balcony and city view. 2 Queen beds, sleeps 4 — ideal for families or two couples sharing.

• Workspace

from WST 450per 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 · 19 total

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  Friebenna Jahnke

  ★★★★★ · 12/23/2025google

  Went there to have a meal with my parents after a long day shopping. But the food was not worth what was paid for it. We got shrimp fried rice, beef peppers and chicken corn soup, none of these dishes had any flavour to it whatsoever! On top of that the workers were not attentive even though we were the only ones there. They were on their phones most of the time. No one asked if the dishes were okay. We think that these should be looked into by whoever’s managing the Restaurant. And we spent more than a $100 Honestly I DO NOT RECOMMEND this restaurant (Taufusi Restaurant). First and my last time there

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  Colin & Helen

  ★★★★★ · 9/3/2025google

  Like staying in an empty shopping mall. Modern foreign owned hotel that has no character, soul or charm. Room is poorly designed eg light switches for beds are behind the actual bed head, curtains are hung from ceiling and about 10 inches away from window leaving a huge gap for light to come in, balcony allows other guests to simply walk around to next room..... THIS IS UNSAFE. The whole room smelt like it had been cleaned with a dirty stale smelly mop,(or maybe it was drains) also black mould in bathroom. Cooked breakfast is barely warm, well below acceptable standard and served in a huge mostly empty restaurant. We had an evening meal in restuarant, the lemon chicken was very overcooked and hard.

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  Misi

  ★★★★★ · 8/27/2025google

  Location: one of the best locations if you want to stay in town. Convenient shop on the ground floor. You also have the city that’s 10-15 mins walk from the hotel. Room: beautiful room, I booked a standard room & it was well worth the money. Good space travelling alone. Bathroom also has a lot of space to move around. Service: good service from reception staff. Always happy and willing to help with my enquires. Altogether my experience was awesome. I also brought my friends & family to my room to check it out & they also love it & will consider Taufusi Hotel their preferred location in future trips.

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  Danielle Broadbent

  ★★★★★ · 7/12/2025google

  Great hotel, reasonably priced with very modern looking rooms. The shower was incredible - really good shampoo and conditioner, and the water was very warm - it was lovely.

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  Rosita Timo-Talataina

  ★★★★★ · 6/24/2025google

  Great location, easy to find. Well suited for couples Rooms were great! Clean and brand new building, facilties were easily accessible, has resturant, massage parlour right by hotel reception. Close to Apia Town and other amenities. Good value for money. Only downside would be towels weren't changed on the daily, even after requesting, think it might be just lack of training as most of the staff we spoke with had only been there a week or so. Apart from that, I would book again

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