Kensington Hotel Saipan Reviews

I chose Kensington Resort for my first trip to Saipan. I have a 24-month-old baby, so I didn't have to worry about what he would eat. The use time for the facilities and the pool slide was too short, which was disappointing.

The scenery is perfect, the service is good, and the front desk guy Sai gave us a lot of convenience within his authority (including early check-in, sailing reservation, etc.). The extra 700+ RMB for the high floor and infinity pool is worth it. In addition to the perfect scenery, you can choose one of the many benefits such as free afternoon tea. Although the hotel is known as the best hotel in Saipan, it is not a luxury hotel in terms of detail processing. The scenery is not fresh flowers, the tea for afternoon tea is served in paper cups, and the plug in the room is broken. Overall, it is still a very good hotel and worth staying for 1-2 days.

The location of the hotel is really remote, there is nothing around, if you live here, it is best to book an all-inclusive package, if it only includes breakfast, eating will be a problem. There is a bakery on the first floor of the hotel, which has coffee and afternoon tea in the afternoon and a lounge in the evening. Basically, if you go there after 4 o'clock every day, all the food is gone. The location of InterContinental is still good, and the overall seaside atmosphere is also better.

The room is good overall, relatively clean, but the room area is small and a bit cramped. The hotel is located in a remote area with beautiful environment and clear sea water. It is close to several famous attractions in the north, but there is no shopping or dining near the hotel. You can only eat in the hotel. It is far and expensive to take a taxi to the city. The hotel's food is average and the price is not cheap. The entire Saipan is settled in US dollars, so everyone understands the RMB exchange rate

The best hotel on Saipan! The hotel environment and beach are excellent, and every service staff is very enthusiastic, especially the lifeguards. I recommend the hotel's buffet, the hotel discount price is $45 per person, the taste is very good, there is no need to go to other restaurants in the city center (those are not amazing, at most they are cheaper). The hotel has sufficient water facilities, which is very suitable for parents and children. In addition to the slide, there are also free kayaks and paddle boards.

We had a beach BBQ on the first night. It's okay to be a little expensive, but it was really bad. I don't know how long the shrimps have been dead, the pig's feet are very smelly, and there are a lot of hairs left. We took a taxi to eat afterwards. According to other Chinese people, the other restaurants in the hotel are not very delicious. Koreans are welcomed with drinks, but Chinese are not. Koreans have free dinner buffet, but Chinese are charged. The high floors where we booked rooms are for Koreans. The Chinese room has a wooden door with the next door, and there is basically no sound insulation. To put it bluntly, Chinese are not welcome, so there is no need to **. Chinese people are strongly advised not to stay here Facilities: No exhaust in the bathroom

The facilities and sanitation are all OK, but the service is really bad, especially many of the hotel staff are not polite at all. It feels like discrimination against Chinese people. I am speechless, speechless, speechless.

The rooms are nice, all facing the sea. The buffet has many varieties, with different flavors every day. The mini bar is free. The swimming pool has water park slides, table tennis, darts, etc. You can play for a whole day. The disadvantage is that it can only be in the hotel, and the location is a bit off. Some waiters have a particularly bad attitude. Afternoon tea was not served for half an hour, and the waiter was indifferent when asked. It really affects my mood.

The hotel is more luxurious than Crown and Hyatt. There are more Koreans staying here, and there are also many Chinese. The breakfast is good, but the lunch and dinner are not cost-effective. It is recommended to drive or contact the local driver to take you to Garapan in the city center for dinner. Saipan taxi drivers are said to be Bangladeshi and are used to overcharging customers. Rich people can eat directly in the store. There is a free star-watching activity Stary Night, which is to go to Wansui Cliff. It is quite spectacular. You must make an appointment with the front desk in advance, and it is the same if you drive there yourself. All rooms have sea views. Although the balcony is large, there is a clothes drying rack and no lounge chairs, which is not suitable for daydreaming.

The accommodation was terrible, the environment was not good, and the service was not good. I asked to check out and refused to do so even for a day. It was irresponsible at all. The setting was old. It’s worth it if you can chew it! Chinese people, please don’t be fooled again.

Saipan's highest-level hotel, of course, the price is also very high. The hotel is a bit old, but after renovation, the facilities are complete and warm. The water facilities are also very complete. The location is a bit remote, but people who love quiet will like it very much. There is an east moon inside the hotel. (Chinese food), Meisho (Japanese food) and Loria (Korean food) are available, basically 65usd/person. The taste is very good. Especially recommend meisho, very good.

The hotel facilities are good but it is a bit far from the city. It is not convenient to go shopping. You have to take a taxi or the hotel bus (there is a timetable but it is not always available). Also, the carpet in the room has a bit of smell.

It's pretty good, it's a bit old, so if you look closely, the facilities are a bit dated, but overall it's okay. There were supposed to be a few restaurants but they were all closed. The front desk can only speak English or Korean. For those of us who are not good at foreign languages, we went to an open-air buffet restaurant for dinner. Although there was a show, we ate less and drank more than we did in China. The price/performance ratio was average, but compared to other Saipan hotels, I think it was more. . Saipan is generally desolate and old, and feels average.

The most upscale hotel in Saipan, with complete facilities and a great beach environment, it is an unforgettable trip!