Guam Airport Hotel

This seems to be the closest hotel to the airport. It's about a 20-minute walk or a 3-minute drive. It's not far from Guam's largest shopping mall and a big supermarket. The rooms come with a full kitchen, but the facilities are quite old overall. The front desk offers a complimentary shuttle service to the airport.

We chose this hotel because our flight was at 3:40 AM, and it was very close to the airport, offering free airport transfers. We were only staying overnight. The hotel is quite old, and the facilities are quite dated, but the cleanliness was acceptable. The elderly receptionist was very helpful. We asked what time we would be leaving, and he said two hours in advance would be enough. We explained that we still needed to go through customs and departure procedures, and he said the process was very simple and we could check in directly. Sure enough, we checked in right there at the check-in counter, which was very quick. At the agreed departure time, the driver arrived promptly, called us, and helped carry our luggage downstairs and into the car. The hotel doesn't have an elevator, so it's a bit inconvenient with a lot of luggage, as we stayed on the second floor.

The building is old, but it is clean. And despite it being early in the morning, they arranged transportation to the airport for us.

On the last day of our New Year's trip, we decided to stay at this hotel instead of a resort hotel because we had an early morning departure. The towels were laundered, but they were old and lacked cleanliness. The amenities were limited to a hairdryer; there was no shampoo or anything like that. There was a kitchen, but only three mugs and one frying pan; no detergent or anything. However, there were appliances such as a refrigerator, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, and built-in oven, and the room was spacious, so it would be comfortable if you brought your own supplies. Above all, the staff service was excellent; they held our luggage before check-in and kindly drove us to the airport even at 4 AM. It's near Don Quijote, so you don't necessarily need to bring meals. I would like to stay here again, but next time I think I'll bring my own towels.