This legendary hotel is the meeting place of the South Pacific. Rich in history founded in 1933 as the British Club, in the 1940's it became a renowned club, managed by Aggie Grey - allegedly the inspiration for James Michener's character Bloody Mary in Tales of the South Pacific - for American servicemen stationed in Samoa during World War II.

The drums that signal dinner each evening, the ripening bananas that overhang the verandahs and afternoon tea at Maggie's fale, typify the hotel's tradition of Samoan warmth and hospitality created by Aggie Grey.

Location

Set in lush tropical gardens, on the beach road, opposite Apia Harbour, 10 minutes walk from town and 40 minutes from the international airport.

Features

Stunning art deco swimming pool straight from the 1940's (but in perfect condition), fine dining restaurant, island restaurant, 3 cocktail bars, scuba diving, gym, 24 hour room service, hairdresser, duty free shop and child care. Sunday BBQ with island music, Wednesday Fia Fia night (island feast), nightly entertainment.

Accommodation

154 air-conditioned Rooms and Fales (Bungalows). All with fans, ensuite bathroom, tea and coffee making facilities, refrigerator and ironing.

Max in Room

3 adults or 2 adults 2 children (Garden Poolside Room / Garden Bungalow).

Children

Kids Club & playground.

Bonus offers

Stay Pay deals and breakfast daily.

Honeymoon bonus

Bottle of sparkling wine, fruit basket and free room upgrade (subject to availability).

Weddings

Private island weddings available from $1142. Includes personal wedding co-coordinator, string band, meet and greet with leis, private transfers with sparkling wine, 2 cocktails by the pool, bride's bouquet, floral archway and marriage celebrant.

"I find it quite the pleasure that one hotel in the South Pacific which I spent my fruitful hours, now has a room which bears my name ... Aggie Greys in Samoa" ... James A. Michener