Hotels in Guam

If you visit Guam for nightlife and cuisine, head to Tamuning. The city is an exotic melting pot, evident in its vibrant nightlife, diverse cuisines, and wide range of dining options. From American franchises to European Haute cuisines, Asian fusion, and home-style restaurants serving up Guam native delicacies, there is bound to be a dining option to suit even the most discriminating palette. Some of the unique specialties you should try in Tumon include kelaguen chicken and red rice. If you seek to party all night, check out Tumon's eclectic nightlife venues, featuring bars, clubs, lounges, and live music. Another exciting option for enjoying the nightlife in Guam is the Chamorro Village Wednesday Night Market in Hagatna. Every Wednesday night, the market comes to life, featuring ethnic food, dance performances, water buffalo rides, and unique souvenirs. Some of the best hotels in Guam around this neighborhood include Holiday Resort & Spa Guam and Sheraton Laguna Guam Resort.

For historical gems and landmarks in Guam, Hagatna is the place for you. The city is home to the Pacific War Museum, offering you the opportunity to relive the US Marines' battle with the Japanese for control of the island during World War II. The museum displays weapons, ammunition, military vehicles, and photos, telling a story of the war. Entry to the museum requires a cheap fee, and the museum welcomes visitors throughout the year. For a more intriguing historical exploration, head to Apra Harbor for historic scuba excursions. The harbor hosts the Tokai Maru site, where two remarkable shipwrecks lie nest to each other. The SMS Cormoran, a German battleship wrecked by the US Navy during WWI, is the oldest of the two, and the other ship, a Japanese passenger-cargo ship, was sunk about 20 years later during WWII. The site offers the only spot on the planet where you can explore shipwrecks from both world wars. The site is busiest from June to August, featuring swarms of visitors exploring the harbor. You could stay in hotels like Guam Reef Hotel.

At just £70 per night on average, August is the least expensive month to stay at a hotel in Guam. The most expensive month to stay at a hotel in Guam is March.

As many would assume, more people stay in Tamuning than in any other city while visiting Guam.

Visiting and staying overnight in Hagatna will cost you a premium compared to the rest of Guam. Expect to pay £92 per night, a rate that is about 7% more than the country’s average.