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Pros: Self-check-in and self-checkout were very convenient. While we were there, someone came to clean the lawn, and the host thoughtfully asked them to come later so as not to disturb our sleep. The house is spacious with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. It was very clean, and the location was quiet and felt safe. There were a few lovely dogs that barked at first but soon guarded the door and followed us around; they were very gentle and not aggressive at all. It's very close to the sea, just a few steps away, and the host provided two boats for free use. The kitchen was pretty well-equipped. Cons: The mattress was soft, which isn't to my preference. The water heater was faulty; the hot water often wouldn't start properly when showering, requiring repeated turning on and off until it worked. The beach right outside the room had nice sand, but the water had no visible coral or fish and wasn't very clear, not as good as the beaches on the northernmost part of the island. It's quite far from amenities; it takes about 30 minutes to drive to the city center. There's a supermarket in a village a few minutes' drive away, but the selection is limited. Mobile signal was poor at the property, but the Wi-Fi worked fine. Communication with the host was smooth before check-in, but I couldn't reach them after check-in. Perhaps they went out to sea??

・Cleanliness: While you could tell the room had some years on it, it still felt clean. ・Location: It was really convenient, directly connected to JP Superstore, across from Dusit Place, and right in front of a shuttle bus stop. I didn't go this time, but Tumon Beach also seemed close by. ・Service: I was happy that the front desk staff could speak Japanese. ・Amenities: They had toothbrushes, body soap, shampoo, conditioner, slippers, free water, towels, and a refrigerator, which was very helpful!

The room was quite spacious, and the hot water was really nice. Parking is free and there are plenty of spots available. The balcony view was absolutely fantastic. The location is great, close to the main road, though not directly by the sea. There are many shops and restaurants just a short walk away, offering plenty of options. I wouldn't recommend having breakfast at the hotel, as there are so many good places to eat nearby.

This hotel was my stopover accommodation after transiting through Guam. It's very close to the airport, about 3 kilometers away, and a 5-minute taxi ride. When departing for the airport in the early morning, you can ask the front desk to call a taxi for you. The room was spacious, but the lighting setup was just okay and not really to my taste.

I was worried after reading reviews about the old facilities, but I was completely satisfied. I went to the supermarket to buy cheap meat and cooked it myself. The room was spacious, with two bathrooms, a dining table on the left and right, and a large refrigerator. I was very satisfied with the price. There was a large pool in the yard behind the front desk, and I had a great time playing underwater basketball. The air conditioning was quite loud, so it might be a bit annoying for those with sensitive skin. Other than that, I was very satisfied.

The facilities were quite dated but room was clean. I've read some reviews that mention cockroaches but I turned on the light on and off multiple times during nigh time and I didn't see one. The hotel is very close to the airport which was both a plus and a minus. Less time traveling but I could hear the noise in the room every time a plane landed/took off. There is a large market, Payless, nearby and a gas station too - convenient for filling up the rental car before returning it.

I stayed here on a trip with a friend. The staff were kind and provided excellent service. We had a rental car, so we were able to easily get to tourist attractions.

If you're impatient, be warned that the automatic doors at the ground floor entrance open and close extremely slowly. You might just bump both your shoulders. You take the escalator up to the lobby on the second floor, but it's often stopped because electricity is expensive on the island. This could be tough if you have large suitcases or a stroller. As is common with older hotels, the hallway air conditioning smells musty. In the room, condensation from the AC drips down, and combined with the marble-effect floor, it can be quite slippery. The Wi-Fi connects, but that's about all it does. Regarding Food: For meat-lovers, Tony Roma's is on the first floor, and Jamaican Grill is right next door to the hotel, so you're covered. If you have plenty of time, a big appetite, and enjoy Chinese food, I recommend Majesty Chinese Cuisine, which opened in February this year on the second floor. For pasta lovers, there's Beachin' Shrimp Flame Tree Plaza store four doors down. Regarding Shopping: There's an ABC Store one door down. If you want to save even more money, there's a New LaTest Store two doors down. Kmart is within walking distance, and if you're brave enough, you can even take a stroll there at 10 PM. For Don Quijote, take the free shuttle bus from PIC across the street.