Talofa Inn

“Lovely hosts, clean rooms ”

Even if my arrival didn't go as planned, I got there with the first bus of the day. It was an adventure all to itself. They let me wait for my room in the lobby area, and served me some breakfast. Room #6 was clean and comfortable. Shower and toilet was down at the hall, but that was fine by me! … Mais

Even if my arrival didn't go as planned, I got there with the first bus of the day. It was an adventure all to itself. They let me wait for my room in the lobby area, and served me some breakfast. Room #6 was clean and comfortable. Shower and toilet was down at the hall, but that was fine by me! I didn't find it noisy or anything, room had great ac, tv was working but no colors (I didn't mind). The ladys who run the place are really nice and helpful! I really enjoyed my stay in Samoa and in Talofa inn! Thank you Fa'afetai

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“Grandes anfitriões e uma estadia maravilhosa!”

Desculpe-me levou tanto tempo para escrever isso! Eu não poderia ter escolhido um lugar melhor para ficar em Apia! A partir do minuto eu cheguei no Talofa Inn, que foi feita para se sentir em casa! A localização é um pouco fora do caminho batido, mas ainda está à direita no meio da cidade de Apia. … Mais

Desculpe-me levou tanto tempo para escrever isso! Eu não poderia ter escolhido um lugar melhor para ficar em Apia! A partir do minuto eu cheguei no Talofa Inn, que foi feita para se sentir em casa! A localização é um pouco fora do caminho batido, mas ainda está à direita no meio da cidade de Apia. O hotel está a uma curta distância de restaurantes, supermercado, academia, lojas e serviços. Como eu tinha viajado para negócios, esta foi muito conveniente. Os quartos são super limpos e o banho é muito limpo. A área de pequeno-almoço é super e o pequeno-almoço! Este B&B é diferente de qualquer outro que eu fiquei em - você tem a sua própria chave para entrar e sair como você por favor, e há uma cozinha que você é livre para uso. O acesso à Internet também está disponível e foi bom o suficiente para verificar e-mails e o skype. Eles têm um terraço ao ar livre muito lindo que é inacreditável! Um dos melhores terraços que vi e me fez uso de sentar-se no final do dia e desfrutar de um Vailima. Eu gostaria de ficar aqui novamente, tudo foi ótimo! Graças a Kirsten e Talofa Inn tripulação : )

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“Comfy, Clean, Central Stay but bring ear plugs!”

This is a great little budget hotel. It’s above a clothing shop which they also run. It’s in the center of town and the ladies running the place are available from 7 AM to 7 PM. If there is a late or early check in they sleep over. It’s important to communicate your arrival time if you intend to… Mais

This is a great little budget hotel. It’s above a clothing shop which they also run. It’s in the center of town and the ladies running the place are available from 7 AM to 7 PM. If there is a late or early check in they sleep over. It’s important to communicate your arrival time if you intend to check in outside of those times. Note that if you book via Booking.com they don’t respond to messages you leave there. They do promptly respond to emails however. The rooms are very small and the traffic noise is bad as the hotel is above a main road. You’ll want to pack a good pair of ear plugs (preferably the wax ones you can burrow over your ear drums). You’ll need them for the rest of your Pacific trip anyway( cars; roosters; dogs; loud music). While you’re at it, also bring eye shades as the curtains let in light. Also, I didn’t know what “private bathroom” means. It’s not en-suite. You get a private toilet and bathroom down the hall that is locked and only you have the keys for. Not the greatest set up but doable. Everything is spotlessly clean. There is a washer and dryer and staff will do your laundry for an extra charge. The room comes with a generous 2 GB a night of WIFI. If you need more it costs 10 Tala for another 2 GB. The room also has a TV and fridge. Breakfast is included: cereal; oatmeal and coffee or tea. They kindly also made me a scrambled egg for free. So kind. You can use their kitchen and cook for yourself if you want to. The best thing is the staff. The ladies are very kind and truly want you to have a good stay. You’ll also get your meet other guests there as the dining area is communal. Nice and interesting people: overseas Samoans visiting family or attending church conferences; foreign NGO workers and the odd tourist. I’d stay here again.

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“For the start of my stay”

My arrival at Samoa scheduled for 5.30am and the official check-in at the planned hotel at 3pm, I decided to book a reasonably priced accomodation already for the night that had passed. My choice fell on the 'Talofa Inn', mainly due to various positive comments. There had been quite a corresponda… Mais

My arrival at Samoa scheduled for 5.30am and the official check-in at the planned hotel at 3pm, I decided to book a reasonably priced accomodation already for the night that had passed. My choice fell on the 'Talofa Inn', mainly due to various positive comments. There had been quite a correspondance regarding the transfer from the airport by shuttle service, but that didn't work, so I took a taxi for WST 60, which was not too bad. After a nice breakfast with plenty of fruit, served at the table, I was shown room No 4, which was quite big, but facing the main road, with quite a lot of traffic during the day, but not too bad during the night. The accomodation in a quite central location consists of only 6 rooms, all quite different. There was a bathroom with shower attached, but the washbasin was in the bedroom. There was enough storage space everywhere. It had a bar of soap and in the shower a liquid soap dispenser. Shampoo has to be taken along. When I arrived the lady (Tsafea) told me that checkout is at 10am, but when I had a look at the contract and at the hotels information leaflet, it definitely said 11am. The next day another lady (Leausa) was in charge and I was able to leave my luggage by the reception until a taxi took me to my next accomodation.

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