Travellers Point Hotel is a small & cosy boutique hotel located in the capital of Samoa, Apia. It is conveniently located at the intersection of two of the busiest streets in Apia, that is, the Cross Island Road, which runs in the middle of the Main Island of Upolu linking the northern side to the eastern side; and Vaitele Street, which runs from Apia all the way to the Faleolo International Airpo
rt connecting via the West Coast Road. Previously called ‘Hotel Teuila’, (named after our national flower) the property changed ownership in late January 2014. The new owners then carried out major renovations, improvements and reinforcement works to the 2 buildings on the property. The hotel aims to provide a theatrical atmosphere which caters to the senses where all elements of technology, landscape, service, history, art and music, convenience and hospitality are coordinated in such a way to create a happy, warm, intimate and positive environment, over and above security and comfort. The Hotel is a fully-serviced accommodation with superior standard and deluxe rooms. It has a range of facilities and amenities on site, including food and beverage outlets, meeting rooms, an outdoor swimming pool for adults and children, outdoor gardens and other recreational amenities. Travellers Point Hotel is an exciting and vibrant place to visit, it allows for tourists to interact with locals and vice versa at its Calliope Bar and Bistro (named after the British War Ship HMS Calliope, sole survivor of the storm on the Apia Harbour during a gunboat diplomacy between the Germans and the Americans in 1889). The Calliope Bar & Bistro is a convenient place to meet friends and often frequented by local business people and professionals, but leaving the rest of the facilities for the privacy of its guests by 11pm.
