Guam Hotels with Wifi

"I spent my first solo trip at this hotel! The price was quite reasonable for Guam, and I chose it because it's a well-known brand, which gave me peace of mind. The hotel is a bit old, but the room was spacious. The view from the front desk, as expected from a resort, was great with lots of palm trees. The pool was large, and I could walk to the beach, where the sunset was beautiful. The amenities were also excellent, typical of a Japanese-affiliated hotel. It was also a plus that presumably all rooms are ocean view. It's about a 15-minute walk to restaurants, which is a bit far, but thankfully there's a free shuttle bus if you time it right. The only slight downside was that most of the guests were Japanese and Korean, which made it feel less like being abroad. I'd definitely come back!"

"The newest hotel in Guam area as far as I’ve known! Guess it is nikko hotel franchise (they kinda got linked toghether like they are located right next to each other) so as you can expect their Japanese originated service and cleanness was on point! Breakfast was delish (not that many kinds tbh but quite satisfiable)"

"We drove directly from the airport to the hotel with our rental car, and the location was great with plenty of parking spaces, which was a relief. The room was clean, and the shower pressure was good, making our stay very comfortable. There were also many power outlets, which was convenient as we didn't have to fight over charging our family's digital devices!"

"Spacious and comfortable! I brought a shower filter because people said to definitely bring one when going to Guam, but unlike what I'd heard about using one a day, the filter barely turned yellowish even after three days. It's very clean! Best of all, there's a swimming pool and the staff are incredibly friendly!"

"Amenities: shampoo, conditioner, body soap, body sponge, cotton swabs, comb, hair cap, sewing kit, toothbrush, hairdryer, towels, bath towels, cups, 2 welcome drinks, Wi-Fi. Available. The towels placed on the floor are changed daily, and bed making is done every 3 days? Waste disposal and other cleaning seem to be done daily. It's a 17-minute walk to Tumon Beach, and there's an ABC Store and various restaurants nearby. There was a pool, but it wasn't open when I visited. There's a small snack shop like a convenience store in the lobby. I wanted to use the shower after check-out but couldn't. You can use the restroom. The parking lot seemed to be free and had plenty of spaces. There were stray dogs in the parking lot, but they didn't approach. This hotel has great access and value for money; I'd like to stay here again."

"I enjoyed my stay. I had everything I needed. The mini bar items were complimentary. The water pressure in the shower was strong. The view was amazing and the best part! I had a high floor. The beach was right in front. Service was amazing too. Just a few things to be mindful of, the blinds were slow to open but reasonably quick to close. The balcony door is heavy to push open. The balcony glass could be a bit cleaner. The floor outside the shower gets wet. Walls were a little thin and there needs to be more hooks for the towels to hang. In saying that though, if I return to Guam, I would still stay at this hotel. I hope the hotel can improve on those things mentioned. Definitely worth the visit."

"This was my fourth time in Guam, but I booked last minute, so there weren't many options for a family of four. This was my first stay at this hotel, on a standard floor. First off, if you dislike bugs, you might want to reconsider. The front desk staff are genuinely cheerful and friendly. They were kind and helpful with our inquiries, never making us feel like a bother. I'd probably skip the breakfast next time. While the morning view from the breakfast area has a resort feel (see photo), the food selection was quite limited—less than 10 items, including toast, eggs, rice, miso soup, rolls, and mixed vegetables, with no local dishes. By 9:00 AM, there were no staff members around. For our second morning, we opted to eat at a restaurant outside. This is a hotel with a lot of history in Guam. As is common for hotels of this age in Guam, the plumbing and hot water system show their age – weak drainage and brownish hot water. Given its history and affordable price, I suppose it's to be expected. They provide a full set of amenities, and you can get refills at the front desk. The hotel's charm lies in its proximity to Ipan Beach, Proa, and Kmart. Meskla Dos (for burgers) is also within walking distance, and the classic ABC Store is just a 2-minute walk away. Tony Roma's on the first floor: if each person orders a set, you probably won't be able to finish it unless you're a student. Also, the Osaka-ya restaurant, which used to be run by a famous owner and is about a 5-minute walk away, is no longer the same place as the owner has changed to a foreigner. We had a rental car, so the distance to town wasn't an issue for us. But if you're not renting a car, a trolley pass might be useful. A great feature is that you can directly access the parking lot from the guest room floor, so parking on the same floor is incredibly efficient. This is quite rare, as hotels and parking lots are usually separate. Again, I have no complaints because the staff are kind and the price is affordable."

"I loved the bathtub! It was super comfortable and an extra bonus I was able to watch TV from the bathtub!The balcony was big and spacious. The noise from the on-site birds i didn't like nor the sounds of the frogs at night. The bright lights at night meant i couldn't open my blinds. Saw wasp nests in balcony area? Swimming pool area was massive! Beautiful sunsets!!Soft and dreamy pillows. The shower is small nor could i use it. Phoned reception no answer. There was a hole in one of the bath towels. Soft sand at the beachfront."

"The room had plenty of space with spectacular beach views from the 20th floor balcony. Nice water bottles were provided with a refill machine close to the elevators. I slept very well on the first night as the bed was really comfortable. Great facilities downstairs. Plenty of large sunning chairs. Swimming pools with slide for kids and waterfall for adult side. There was also a jacuzzi in an alcove between the pools. Lots of space to relax and enjoy a coffee in the lobby area. This hotel easily passes muster."

"The staff were very friendly. I stayed one night in the Island Wing and four nights in the Tower Wing, and the Tower Wing was definitely cleaner. While it's hard to expect the same service quality or cleanliness as a Lotte Hotel in Korea, I felt that all the staff were doing their best. I stayed in a club room, so I experienced the 7 AM breakfast, 2 PM afternoon tea, and 5 PM happy hour. I only went to afternoon tea once; after that, I didn't feel the need to go again. The selection was simple, and while juice was provided, the coffee machine was off, so I couldn't get my caffeine fix in the afternoon, which made it less worthwhile. The desserts offered at afternoon tea were the same ones served at the 5 PM happy hour, so having one or two then was enough to satisfy any dessert or bread cravings during my stay in Guam. Both breakfast and happy hour had a decent variety of menu changes daily, so it never got boring. As it was my nth visit to Guam, and I'd pretty much tried all the unique food options, it was actually more convenient to just eat at the hotel at set times. Oh, and the draft beer at happy hour was pretty good. I can understand why some people might compare Lotte with Tsubaki or Hilton because of the pool. But my routine was to have breakfast, enjoy a good swim in Tumon Beach, and then, when I felt like relaxing, head to the Lotte Hotel pool for another swim before returning to my room. So, the Lotte pool was perfectly satisfactory for me. The Tower Wing club rooms are on floors 14-16 (I was on the 16th floor), so the view was fantastic, and I could even watch Tsubaki's fountain show from my room in the evening. However, due to the angle, the sun sets behind Tsubaki and Nikko, making it unsuitable for watching the sunset from the room. For sunsets, you'd need to go to a sunset viewpoint or a coastal establishment like Tashigrill. This time, I didn't rent a car and bought a 5-day Red Shuttle pass, which I used daily. It was convenient to take the northbound route from the GPO area, which passed Nikko and Tsubaki, and dropped me off right in front of Lotte. Similarly, taking the southbound route from the same stop to GPO or to Don Quijote (via Donki car) was also convenient. Honestly, it's a bit annoying if the hotel lobby entrance and the shuttle stop are far apart, especially when it's hot. But with the stop right in front and no uphill climbs or stairs, it was incredibly convenient and I didn't feel any inconvenience without a rental car. (Though, if you plan to visit the south, Emerald Valley, or waterfalls, you definitely need a rental car!) There were many Korean staff members at Lotte Hotel, and I received plenty of towels and water throughout my stay. It was a convenient and enjoyable family trip."