Finde Hotels in Si'umu

What a lovely relaxing stay in a beautiful setting. There were many positives, in particular the friendly staff, lovely rooms, beautiful setting and gorgeous evening meals. There was one negative: the taxi ordering service offered by Sinalei was unreliable. We had arranged with Sinalei, by email, for a taxi to meet us upon our arrival in Upolu and transport us to the resort. Even though we reminded them the night before our arrival they forgot to order a taxi. This just meant a half hour wait. However we also pre-ordered a taxi, through Sinalei, to take us to the airport for departure, and then reminded them 3 times. On the morning of departure no taxi arrived. No explanation was provided, we were just assured that it was ”on its way”. After 20 minutes we became insistent. Then a local taxi driver arrived - turned out there was a taxi company just up the road - shouted at the staff and apologised to us. Impossible to know what had happened behind the scenes. Just bear this in mind and perhaps make your own arrangement with the nearby taxi company.

Großes Hotel!

I recently had the misfortune of booking a hotel room through *******, and I must say it was one of the most horrendous experiences I've ever had as a traveler. Upon arriving at the hotel on the day of my reservation, I was greeted with the shocking news that they had no record of my booking. Despite providing them with all the necessary details and receiving a confirmation from *******, the hotel claimed to be fully booked and had no room available for me. Can you imagine the frustration and inconvenience of being left without a place to stay? I was left scrambling to find alternative accommodation at the last minute, and the only available option was significantly more expensive than what I had originally booked. I strongly advise anyone considering booking through ******* to think twice. Don't make the same mistake I did. Their incompetence and lack of accountability will only lead to frustration and disappointment. Save yourself the headache and look elsewhere for a reliable and trustworthy travel booking service. Note: This review is based on my personal experience and reflects my honest opinion.

Das alte Kolonialhaus, das in einem Garten an den Rande der Apia gelegen ist (nicht wirklich zu Fuß zu der Stadt, sondern ein einfaches Taxifahrer), bietet mehrere Zimmerarten. Die Zimmer sind modern und klimatisiert, der Vorteil ist, dass sie cool sind, der Nachteil ist, dass sie nicht charakter. Auf der Oberseite sind die Zimmer jedoch alten Stil, Fans eher Luft-Con (da sie nicht air-con ... sind), gemütlich und mit Charakter, einige mit Ensuite und (Ich denke) einige mit gemeinsamen Einrichtungen. Wenn Sie oben bleiben, erinnern Sie sich daran, dass es sich um ein altes Haus handelt und die Bodenplatten schlagen ...! Im Garten gibt es Falken, Samoan-Stil-Häuser, alle Einrichtungen geteilt, mehr für Backpackers gezielt. Im Allgemeinen ist der Ort gut gepflegt und sauber, die Leinen wurden regelmäßig geändert und sowohl die Blätter und Handtücher waren in guter Zustand und immer frisch schmelzen. Unser einziger Beschwerde hier war, dass wir am ersten Tag Polyester-Blätter auf dem Bett hatten, die sehr unbehaglich waren, aber wir forderten Baumwollblätter und sie wurden sofort ersetzt, also nicht wirklich eine Beschwerde. Die Frühstücksbuffets sind großartig, füllbar und jeden Tag anders, und obwohl es keine anderen Mahlzeiten gibt, ist die Küche (und der Kühlschrank) für die Gäste zur Verfügung, was sehr nützlich ist, wenn Sie eine Weile (wie wir waren, Wir waren dort zwei Wochen) und wollen nicht jeden Abend essen. Alles in allem, sehr empfohlen, das Personal ist alle, ohne Ausnahme, freundlich, lächelnd und effizient und machte unseren Aufenthalt extra erinnerebar. Mit Blick auf einige andere Bewertungen, erinnern Sie sich daran, dass das hier kein fünf-Sterne-Hotel ist, es ist Budget Unterkunft. Dennoch, die Auswahl an Zimmern macht es für die meisten Gäste geeignet, und besonders für diejenigen, die für eine Weile bleiben.

We only stayed two nights at The White House Hotel, leaving very early the next morning for our flight home. The best that can be said about the hotel is that the room was relatively cheap, it was clean, the air-conditioning worked and it was well located for walking in Apia. On the negative side, the bathroom fan was incredibly loud and the shower veered from searingly hot to ice cold within moments. Breakfast was advertised as starting at 7.30am and we went down at 8.00am to find no plates, no mugs, no butter, a few sad looking lukewarm sausages and a couple of spoonsful of scrambled egg and no attendant at all. There was a small selection of fruit – tiny bananas – a toaster with slices of bread slowly going stale in a basket, and some jars of jam. After repeatedly finding a staff member to provide the missing utensils we were left unimpressed. Also, communication with the hotel prior to arriving was non-existent – we had sent a message asking about transfers to the airport on checkout and never received a reply. We organised our own taxi instead.