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As a husband that isn't very well rehearsed in thr details. It was extremely helpful to have the staff (Keilani) keep a smile on my wife's face. She was both friendly and supportive for a guy use to doing things that guys do rather than what wives do. Happy wife happy life. By the time we checked out I think the wife found a new friend for life. Everything about this hotel was excellent the rooms in the Tower Wing are 5 star in quality and the ocean view was awesome. Buffet Breakfast may seem pricey, but the quality of food and the variety was worth the extra cost. The Tuesday evening Surf and Turf in the hotels dinning room was buffet style came with half a lobster tail, the wife and I were stuffed and ready for an evening walk on the beach. All I can say is Explore, Explore, Explore Guam. The Night Market Wednesday Evening, the BBQ was delicious but expect to lean on a wall or sit on the ground to eat your meal. Be prepared to fight the flies and chase the stray dogs away. Shopping was plentiful. The buses were okay, but be prepared to wait as the Red Shuttle Bus runs hourly. Plan your days around it's schedule. Do yourself right by buying the 2 or 3 day pass then you can just hop on off when you see something of interest. Enjoy.

We booked a Laguna Suite and really liked the room, spacious at 66 sqm, soft and comfortable bed, and a balcony with a partial ocean view in the morning and a relaxing city view at night. The king‑bed request was granted, and the staff who assisted us before arrival were very professional and polite in their emails. However, our early check‑in request wasn’t accommodated. We arrived at 10 AM, but the earliest possible check‑in offered was 12 PM unless we paid an additional fee. I understand policies, but it would have been nice if they extended a small courtesy, especially since we were celebrating our 1st wedding anniversary. That’s another thing, no one acknowledged our anniversary at all. Even a simple “Happy Anniversary” would have made a difference. We’ve experienced more attentiveness in restaurants around Guam, so we expected at least a small gesture from a resort in the hospitality industry. We also had repeated issues with our room key. Three times, after long days of shopping or sightseeing, we couldn’t access our room and my husband had to go down to the front desk to fix it. It was inconvenient and frustrating, though eventually resolved. On the positive side, we enjoyed the swimming pools and the overall view around the property. The resort has great potential, and with more attention to special occasions and guest convenience, the experience could be even better.