Stevenson's at Manase

The beach at the resort was calming

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Staff were lovely but timings were a little off when serving meals. The Fale was fine except the mosquito net had holes in it which meant that during the night I was bitten many times which was quite painful the following morning. The shower only provided cold water and the rock floor was a bit hard on the feet.

Clean rooms, stunning views and beach access at our door. Breakfast was good and the staff hospitable. However the owners need to seriously look at some maintenance issues. Our back door was bordering on rottern while the front entrance door was so swollen it was difficult to open. Our air con unit woke us up in the middle of the night making a dreadful noise. When we got up to investigate, we found ice all over the floor. Needless to say we switched it off. Pool area is in dire need of attention including deep cleaning the green grime off the edges of it. It looks like at one stage it was a great place to stay, and with some care and attention, it could be again

Meals were good Ac was good Water out front was good

Don’t book here. It’s run down. The pictures are old and outdated. I didn’t even check in. Lost $200 on my booking because no refunds. Dont waste your money.

Clean room friendly staff and delicious breakfast.

I was in the Amelia room was clean, spacious with a beautiful view.

The property was very disappointing. Pictures were very misleading and from other resort. There is only unsafe beach access through steps that were collapsing no sand and the water was unstoppable coral very close to shore. The staff was rude and unfriendly. The pool was filled with algae paddle boards were torn up. Kayaks were broken and missing plugs and no seats.. we left after three days. We are promised a refund which we are still have not received, and it was two months

Beautiful 😍

Das Zimmer war eine Fale komplett überteuert Zumindest Personal war nett

The staff was very friendly, and the Polynesian Show was good. We stayed in a 'European Fale", which was run down. I understand the Resort is going to do some remodeling later in the year, hopefully they will work on this area as well.

Good hideaway facilities, lovely meals, good friendly staff and the service overall was excellent

Food was pretty poor,breakfast wad pretty poor Wouldnt reccomed it to anyone

I will not recommend this place to anyone Im disgusted with the service and the cleanliness is so poor never again

Stone bathroom, unfortunately the property lacks mantanice. Too many cats,

Loved staying in the dale, beautiful view of the ocean

Beautiful Savaii view of the beach. Very beautiful place. Even though it was for a night but a beautiful memory forever install in my heart.

I left another unfavorable review for this property a moment ago. Why did I stay here again if I disliked it so much? There are very few lodging options available on this island, all of the good places were booked, and due to my scuba diving being rescheduled I had to extend my stay. Perversely, extending my stay through the hotel directly would have been about 30% more expensive than booking through Expedia. To amend my previous review: the nearest grocery store is around 2 km / 1 mile away, and the resort that you should stay at is about 4 km / 2 miles east of this one, and that one has a few restaurants, a grocery store, and an ATM nearby. Note that in Samoa nearly everything other than hotels and their on-site restaurants are closed on Sundays, so plan accordingly. Also, my two scuba dives here were unremarkable, so if you’re coming for the diving then I encourage you to reconsider. Fiji has much better diving, beaches, and restaurants, and is substantially cheaper as well. While I won’t say that I’d never stay here again, the circumstances under which this would be a good option include a zombie infestation everywhere but this island. Do with this information what you will.

In many ways this is a step down from camping in a tent, since in a tent the bugs stay outside of your living space. First, understand what you’re renting: an open-air shelter that has a roof, a wood floor, two beds (one queen & one twin), & a bathroom. The beds are covered by mosquito nets that have enough rips in them to allow insects through. The attached bathroom is the only room that has a door that locks, so anything that you want to keep secure must be kept in the dirtiest room. The bathroom is made of stacked stones held together by mortar, & it looks like whoever built it had never made anything like this before & was both drunk & trying to finish quickly. When I arrived the bathroom contained an abundance of insects, both living and dead (the star: a dead cockroach that was around 7cm / 3 inches long), & both the living & dead bugs multiplied over the course of my stay (the star was joined by a 9 cm / 3.5 in roach). On the plus side, you can see & hear the ocean from both beds. The entire property was clearly built by very short people. If you are of even average height then you will bang your head against overhead obstacles multiple times during your stay, both in the room and in the public spaces. Second, there is nothing nearby. Unless you have a car then you have no options other than enjoying the wading pool, the rather small sandy area they call a beach, or using their free kayaks. The on-site restaurant is mediocre and overpriced, even for Samoa.