Hotels near Mount Tapochau, Saipan

The hotel is clean throughout. The air conditioning works well and the showers have high water pressure, which is perfect. And best of all, the hospitality of the owners is second to none. If you have a problem, don't hesitate to consult them. They will do their best to help you with any problems you may have. The beach in front of the hotel is shallow, has good water visibility, and is full of fish. This is a wonderful hotel that offers a different kind of enjoyment to large resort hotels.

The room was really good value for money, clean and with strong airconditioning. Cindy, who welcomed me, was really hospitable and nice, helping me get a tour to Tinian with everything included and answering all the questions I have. There's free water at the reception and a kitchen at the back if you want to prepare your meals. The only downside is it's a bit far from restaurants but as most tourists rent a car, it should be no problem.

I recently stayed at the Surf Rider Hotel in Saipan and wanted to share my experience. Overall, I was very pleased with the location, facilities, and the comfort of my stay. The Great Harvest Café was excellent, and I truly appreciated the outstanding service from Tessie (Housekeeping) and Necy (Front Desk). However, I was surprised and somewhat disappointed when I inquired about using the laundry facility and was told that if hotel linens were in the washer or dryer, I could move them myself. As a guest, I would expect hotel linens to be managed by staff, both for hygiene reasons and to maintain a professional standard. That said, I truly appreciate the professionalism of the team at Surf Rider and would gladly stay again, as well as recommend them to travelers heading to Saipan. If you haven’t been to Saipan, I encourage you to visit—it’s a wonderful place and so are its people.

I used to come here often with my family in the 1980s, and at that time 30,000 Japanese people visited Saipan every month, but now it's down to 500 per month.