Guam

I would like to commend Sir Jun Ego for his outstanding assistance during our entire stay at Hotel Nikko Guam. From the very first day until our check-out, he went above and beyond to make sure we were well accommodated. He guided us on how to find transportation, introduced us to taxis, explained the use of Stroll, provided details about bus availability and schedules, and even suggested places we could visit during our trip. His efforts truly made our stay smoother and more enjoyable. Sir Jun played a huge part in completing our trip, and we are deeply grateful for his help. We highly, highly commend him for his excellent service.

Stayed for seven nights, and after reading many reviews, I thought it would be terrible, but it turned out better than expected. The location is great, with easy access to shopping. The room was clean, and you can request amenities from the front desk (toilet paper, towels). The water pressure was strong and hot enough, and the air conditioning was super cold and comfortable. You can bring your own hangers to dry clothes outside; the AC's outdoor unit dries them quickly (1-2 items). The front desk staff is also very friendly and can help you call a taxi to the airport for around $30 USD. I would definitely choose this place again next time. The only downside is that if the shops are closed, you have to take a longer route to get out. The hotel also offers a laundry room service hidden next to the main entrance. If you need to get water, you can go to the gym (I only found out in the last few days, and the front desk doesn't actively tell you).

The staff handover seemed a little out of it, they asked the next person in line, who was already registered, again. Also, the elevator doors close really slowly, and the shaking is pretty intense; it feels like an accident is waiting to happen. And I don't know why the air conditioning in the lobby has to be so cold.

If you've come all the way to Guam, you definitely want to see sea turtles! But I found this tour while worrying that boat tours out to sea are expensive and I might get seasick. I only brought a minimal amount of cash, about enough for tips, but they said I could get underwater photos via AirDrop for $30, so I went back to get cash after the tour. People staying at hotels further away may need more cash. I was very satisfied with the tour itself. My child panicked at first because it was too deep when they got into the sea from the kayak, but by the end they said they wanted to do it again.

The instructors were very polite and kind. Even my child, who was diving for the first time, enjoyed it and is now looking forward to getting a license.

Snorkeling requires a fair amount of physical strength, but the clarity of the sea and the beauty of the coral and fish were amazing. Stand-up paddleboarding also takes stamina but is just as enjoyable, and we were lucky enough to see sea turtles. If you're hesitating, you should definitely go. It was a very satisfying tour, starting early in the morning.

we loved the tuna and we were able to see dolphins and the occasional sea turtle on the way to our destination.

The show was amazing! They were all great with my boys! highly recommend.

I saw "Ka'lea" at the SandCastle during my stay in Guam. It was on a larger scale than I expected, and I was overwhelmed by the lighting, sound, and the power of the dancers. The acrobatics scenes in particular were breathtaking, and the whole venue was filled with a sense of unity. The story-like nature of the show made it enjoyable even without understanding the language, which was great. The costumes were also gorgeous, and I was able to fully enjoy entertainment that was unique to being abroad. I only watched the show without dinner, but I was more than satisfied. The venue was also easily accessible from the hotel, which made it a great memory from my trip to Guam. If I have another chance to go to Guam, it's a show I would like to see again.