Open - 

1933

1st Owner - 

Ms. Aggie Grey

Stars - *****

Guests - 

Dorothy Lamour, Marlon Brando, Gary Cooper, William Holden, Raymond Burr, Robert Morley

History - 

It was popular with US Dervicemen stationed here during WWII. Aggie developed the hotel from a sandwhich stand catering to the Servicemen

Signature - 

Aggie's Special drink invented by the lady herself

Rooms - 

167 @ US$158 - $223

Tales - 

Aggie Grey is believed to be the only female hotelier honoured with a postage stamp of herself. She is also believed to have inspired a character in James A. Michener's ''Tales of the South Pacific.''

Claim to Fame - 

Authentic Samoan FiaFia show (Fire Dancing) and dinner

Innovations - 

Instant camaraderie

Feature - 

Traditional ceremonies and cultural shows

View - 

Of Apia Harbour

High Tea - 

Tea Lounge - Teas, Coffee, light snacks and sweet treats

Facilities - 

Gym, Spa, 2 Pools, Weddings

Unique -

 Samoan drums called guests to dinner

Restaurants - 

Feast Restaurant poolside Pacific Stle dinners, buffet and a la carte - Free Buffet Breakfast - Aggie Grey's Restaurant modern Samoan and International 

Bars - 

Lobby Bar - Swim up Gary Cooper Poolside Bar - Le Kionasina Cocktail Lounge

Sights - 

Samoa Cultural Village

Robert Louis Stevenson Museum and his grave

Sopoaga Water Falls

Tu-Sua Ocean Trench - dramatic swimming hole and picnic site

Savaii Island

Saleaula Lava Fields

Immaculate Conception Cathedral

Samoa Dive & Snorkel

Old Apia Market

Papaseea Sliding Rock

Papapapaitai Falls

Tafatafa Beach