Hotel all inclusive a Upolu

“Great place to stay when travelling to Samoa. We were able to easily hire a car to explore the island, as well as taking day trips through the resort. Food was fantastic and the staff were friendly and welcoming. We would definitely come back here again.”

“Non si può considerare un 5 stelle secondo gli standard europei , ma sicuramente presenta un ottimo rapporto qualità/ prezzo. Camere ampie,bellissima vista sul mare,letto molto comodo, biancheria da letto e bagno in ottime condizioni,personale gentile, ristorante discreto.”

“Staying at Faith Accommodation was pleasant. So pleasant that I upgraded my room and extended my stay. I stayed in the Double room first, then the Triple room. The Triple room was a huge upgrade for only a $1 US dollar price increase, probably the most bang for your buck out of the places I've stayed in. The Triple room had a point-of-use water heater for the shower which I prefer over the Tank water heaters some other places use. Owners Winston and Soteria were very friendly, they allow...

“This property is small and very friendly, we felt part of an extended family. It is beautifully located and the rooms are private and comfortable. Great swimming pool and we made use of the paddle boards and snorkeling gear. The laundry service was efficient. We ate some excellent fish dishes especially the tuna. Some of the bar staff mixed up great mojito's.”

“Beautiful resort, beautiful staff.”

“Everything at your finger tips and friendly staff all around. Would definitely return the next time. Fiafia night was fire!”

“First visit here to Lava Hotel... and felt somewhat let down... I think maybe some customer service retraining might be needed for your front desk staff... the room was okay.. nothing too flash but it served its purpose.. the TV reception was bad always glitching and the chromecast didnt work.. thankful for the included breakfast but there wasn't that much variety.. Would I stay here again??? Maybe but only for its close proximity to the city centre and the local Savalalo Markets...”