Hotel 1848 PRINCESS TUI INN, UPOLU ISLAND, Samoa Ocidental (UPOLU ISLAND, Western Samoa)

Start your Samoa experience at 1848 Princess Tui Inn- a fun Apia holiday hotel! The Princess Tui Inn is an affordable bed & breakfast hotel distinctively located on Apia s only beach- a short walk from capital town Apia and Samoa s Palolo Deep Marine Reserve. 1848 Princess Tui Inn offers quiet- clean budget beach side accommodation in a fascinating historical Samoan home. You can take advantage of the lovely walk on the sea wall into the cafes and markets of Apia. Please visit http://www.princesstui.ws to view map of our location and the centre of town. Cafes and restaurants are an easy walk away. We are just a couple of minutes walk from Palolo Deep Marine Reserve and about 10 minutes walk or an easy bus or taxi ride from the markets of Apia. We will give you free maps and a personal orientation and advice about many activities and special hidden snorkelling spots after your arrival. Your Hosts and our staff would be pleased to help with free advice to help you Scuba- Surf- Snorkel- Beach comb- Kayak- Sail- Fish- Hike- Swim- Dive- Tour- Relax and experience Samoa s culture & nature. See Things to See and Do http://www.princesstui.ws to help get you started with ideas. The hotel holiday staff provides travel information- snorkelling equipment and arranges rental cars- beach fales and adventure tours to make your holiday in WestSamoa as relaxing and enjoyable as possible. The budget Apia accommodation is an excellent base to explore the beautiful islands of Samoa. 1848 Princess Tui Inn is in a handsome colonial house and operates a budget bed and breakfast by the sea. What we may lack in some facilities we make up for in service- friendliness and character. We are located facing Vaiala Beach- Palolo Deep Marine Reserve and a lovely South Pacific Ocean breeze. Conveniently located on Apia s only beach and just 10 minutes walk from downtown Apia- 1848 Princess Tui Inn offers quiet- clean budget beach side accommodation in a fascinating historical Samoan home