South Seas – Samoa – Aggie Greys
There is still a flair of charm, smiles and restrained gestures in the air when you enter Aggie Greys in Apia. The legendary hotel, named after its no less illustrious founder, is proud of its visitor list, which includes Gary Cooper, William Holden and Marlon Brando, as well as royal names. Aggie died in 1988 at the age of 91. Son Frederick continues her life’s work. His motto: No perfection like in a holiday club, but to convey kindness to every guest.
Today, there is a good mood among the business people, diplomats and travelers who stay in one of the 156 rooms or the two suites in the midst of lush tropical plants. Especially on Wednesday evenings, when the fia fia, the large buffet with Samoan dances, takes place and Apia’s wealthy elite mingles with the hotel guests, you can feel it.
Friendly and helpful staff is always at your side. The daughter-in-law of the famous Aggie Grey now runs the hotel with her husband.
The décor of a typical room at Hotel Aggie Greys is simple, but bright and friendly.
The lobby is festively decorated for Christmas. In keeping with the standard of the hotel, a porter in his typical national dress is waiting in front of the entrance.
