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I am very worried when I see word of mouth, but there was no problem when I went. The slope to the hotel is affordable if you are young. The location is the best. You can shop at night and there is no problem with rice. A little old is conspicuous, but it is cleaned properly every day, and the cooler works firmly. The room and bed are large, the floor is tiles, there is a veranda, and the sea is visible. I didn't care particularly about hygiene. The dryer was good with a very windy thing in the room. There was no safe. There was no one using the hotel pool at all, so I was able to enjoy it by rental. The water pressure in the shower was not strong, but it was not weak enough to be disgusted. The water also flowed properly. I think it is not suitable for those who expect a nice resort hotel, but I think it is enough as a reasonable center hotel.

I visited to ride the swimming pool and the largest water slide in Guam. I had a great time. There are no pictures of breakfast, but Korean food such as stir-fried pork and Japanese food such as omelet and udon suited my taste very well. The food in the photo was eaten at a separate dinner buffet reservation. It was nice that there were unlimited refills of alcohol and beverages and the food suited the Korean palate. There is a gun beach right next to the accommodation, so it's great for not only the view but also the quiet sea! Since the Tao Tao Tasi show is held next to it, I recommend this hotel if you have plans to see the show! A tumbler is provided in each room, and there is a water purifier with ice in the hallway.

Upon check-in there was no power so we stowed our luggage and came back a couple hours later. Room was clean, but only provide towels, no wash clthes or hand towels. No cleaning service on follow on days. Maybe I'm out of touch with reality, but thought they still cleaned rooms daily and provided wash clothes as standard service.

Our family of four stayed in a 3-bedroom panoramic condominium with an ocean view and kitchen. The bathroom ventilation fan was a little loud, but the room was relatively clean and generally comfortable. It was very spacious, so there was plenty of space to store all four of our luggage, and we were able to relax as if we were at home. It was about 10 minutes from the airport, and it was pretty much a straight road. We rented a car, but the parking lot was spacious and inside the building, so we were able to protect ourselves from the wind and rain. I'd like to use it again next time.

It must be said that the location of the hotel is facing the street, and it is really noisy at night. After the first night, I had to change rooms. The more important thing is that each room has an electric box. The night was buzzing and noisy, and I had booked four nights at this hotel. After two nights, I was forced to change the hotel. Hotel front desk and health services are ok, especially the front desk service is very good, but it is too noisy, if you live temporarily, it is ok, if you come to the exam, really do not recommend

Not a bad stay here, although it was only for one night. The staff was great - friendly and helpful. The room and bathroom were well furnished and clean. The only negative was the bed mattress - it was the firmest bed I've ever slept on. If I was there more than one night, it might have been an issue.

I booked a night at the Guam Airport Hotel on a layover. I was traveling home from Japan so had heavy luggage. I checked in without problem and the first indication that it wasn't a modern hotel was the metal room key. I soon discovered there was no elevator and had to lug all my luggage up to the third floor. Then we got in the room. The air conditioning blew cool air but not enough to adequately cool the room. The TV didn't work, and there was no WiFi at all. No toiletries in the room. My son came out of the bathroom with ants on his neck. I looked and saw ants in the bathroom. I will be sure to avoid this hotel on future visits to Guam.

It's a little far from downtown Tumon, so it's a little inconvenient if you don't rent a car, but it's a great option for those who want to use the resort quietly and comfortably as if they were renting it :-) The staff were also very kind. After 2 nights at Riga Royal, I moved to Dusit Beach and stayed 2 more nights, but Dusit Beach felt too noisy. The infinity pool is pretty, and the ocean view from the room is also very good. I did not use dining like breakfast, and the room condition and facilities are a bit outdated. I didn't expect much, but it was much better than I thought. It wasn't too humid and it was moderately clean, which was nice. It's a good value for money hotel!

After booking here the last minute, I read the review and changed my mind. Unfortunately, there's no refund so we are stuck. I figured, we can just give it a try and have plan B to change hotel on the next day. Upon check-in, our receptionists was young yet professional and friendly. It was busy with line of tourist awaiting to check-in. However, we didn't have to line up with the crowd as we were taken by another person on a separate area. No line. So our check-in was a breeze, which was already a plus. The staff was always cheerful, chatty and helpful. They even holler from the distance to say good luck to my son who was on his way to his Jiujitsu tournament one day. I thought that was cool of them to acknowledge that. Our room was lit, nicely decorated and comfortable, with 2 full beds. Everything was clean and had everything we needed - fridge, TV, etc. The bathroom was clean, full of amenities; shower with strong pressure and hot water. The parking was convenient for us who rented a car for the weekend and it's free. I like that I can just get in and out without having to worry where to park or pay for parking. The parking is also covered, within the hotel building. Really convenient esp. it was raining that weekend. There's a couple of fun restaurants in the building too, one is gaming bar with music. The other one was Tony Roma's which we went for dinner one night. We had guest who came to visit us and we sat at the lobby talking while enjoying the music from that gaming bar. It was an overall an upbeat ambience. We end up staying our entire stay of 2 nights and 3 days. We will definitely stay here again soon for our son's next BJJ tournament.

PIC is the hotel with the most abundant parent-child facilities and the most fun in Guam, except that the room facilities are a bit outdated. The diverse activities and rich facilities in the water park allow parents to not worry about what their children want to play, as long as they relax and bask in the sun and listen to their laughter - swimming pools, water slides, water volleyball, and water basketball. Water tug-of-war, windsurfing, kayaking, floating harbor, and beach volleyball can all be played here. The hotel offers various instructional classes for beginners, including tennis. Snorkeling, sailing, etc. The hotel provides all entertainment equipment and coaches for free. Courses can be reserved in advance. Generally, the hotel can reserve the same day's courses in the morning. In addition to differences in room types, accommodation PICs are also divided into gold cards and silver cards. The main difference is that the gold card includes three meals, while the silver card only includes breakfast. When booking a room on Ctrip, you can only see the meal package price by selecting multiple days. Friends who want to spend time in PIC can choose the gold card. In this place where you can spend US dollars, you can buy three meals for a family with less than one thousand yuan a day. All the restaurants in PIC are of good quality! PIC has many delicious restaurants to choose from, including American, Western, Japanese, and buffets. The key is that an adult can bring a child under 11 years old to dine for free, and a family of four with two children does not need to pay extra for the child. It’s a waste. You can snorkel on the beach in the hotel here. There are many corals and small fish, but the corals are a bit badly damaged. Asian faces account for 80% of the tourists here, and more than 90% of them are Koreans. After three days in the hotel, I didn't meet anyone who spoke Chinese. During the National Day holiday, the country is crowded, and here everyone is surrounded by Smectas.