Akoi Beach Fales, Fagaloa Bay, East Coast, Upolu Island
Iosefa Brown - Owner
Losefa Brown is an active gentleman, despite having lost his site, continues to strive for improvement towards his family's welfare, hence the Akoi Beach Fales. Losefa enjoys his guitar and is never too far away with a song, so join him and he just might have your favourite song in his repertoire.
"My family are very happy to welcome anyone to our home and would love to share our culture and friendship with everyone. So come visit us," says Iosefa.
This rating is an aggregate score for the six parameters we survey (Cleanliness, Check in/Welcome, Service, Charm/Experience, Overall Impression/Value)
The Akoi Beach Fales, Fagaloa Bay, East Coast, Upolu Island has an average rating of 3.97 (out of a possible 5)
Traveller Comments:The Akoi Beach Fales, Fagaloa Bay, East Coast, Upolu Island has an average rating of 3.97 (out of a possible 5)
The scores for each parameter are:
| Cleanliness | 3.67 |
| Check in/Welcome | 3.67 |
| Service | 4 |
| Charm/Experience | 4.17 |
| Overall Impression/Value | 3.83 |
"Idyllic location and quite remote - no one else there for all of our stay. Very different to your usual tourist spot. Very very relaxing. Run by really friendly family from the local village. If you like going bush and truly getting away from it all this is the place. The shower needs to be upgraded though."
Mr. Anne E. - United Kingdom on 31/08/2009
Mr. Anne E. - United Kingdom on 31/08/2009
"We wanted to experience the true Samoa and we got it. The isolation and lack of other guests detracted from the experience but the stay was enjoyable."
Mr. Andrew M. - New Zealand on 28/06/2009
Mr. Andrew M. - New Zealand on 28/06/2009
"Great place. Isolated - but that's exactly what you want there."
Mr. Richard j. - New Zealand on 03/08/2008
Mr. Richard j. - New Zealand on 03/08/2008
"It is in a very isolated region, so be prepared for an hour of travel from Apia. No food sources except 4x local stores in the local village which mainly sell snack foods and cold drinks. Bring your own food if you think you would need it. However the owners will supply authentic Samoan meals.
The very hospitable hosts go out of the way to make your stay enjoyable. The nearby authentic Samoan village has a waterfall, but be prepared to pay to see it (10 Tala pp).
Highly recommended place to stay!!!"
Mrs. Lynley B. - New Zealand on 13/04/2008
The very hospitable hosts go out of the way to make your stay enjoyable. The nearby authentic Samoan village has a waterfall, but be prepared to pay to see it (10 Tala pp).
Highly recommended place to stay!!!"
Mrs. Lynley B. - New Zealand on 13/04/2008
