Seaview Hotels in Saipan

"I highly recommend this B&B to those who come to Saipan for the first time! The boss is Chinese. After booking, the boss told us that we need to write an ETA, and we only know that we need to prepare an ETA 5 days in advance starting from December! Otherwise we may be deported! In the subsequent process of writing the ETA, the boss also kept telling us how to write it. Then the projects we want to play, basically he has the best price in Saipan! It is really the best price-better than the price we get from any channel. And what I want to say is that the terminal service providers are actually the same (people added from various channels, and finally found that the service providers are the same person) The price given by the boss is really awesome. Three days of fun: Blue Hole diving + Gunkanjima snorkeling fishing + car rental self-driving tour are all booked by the boss here, and it is clear that we don’t need to book in advance, giving us two people a very free choice. The boss will pick up and drop off if you stay for more than three days. I thought there was only airport pick-up, but basically there are various pick-ups for any itinerary we want to leave the hotel. Anyway, I really didn’t worry about transportation problems. The room overlooks the sea, which is the beach of Kensington Hotel. The Korean who I met in the hotel stayed here for two weeks and went to the beach of Kensington Hotel to swim at 4 pm every day. The price-performance ratio is full. Cleaning is done every day, towels and toiletries are replaced very diligently, purified water for brushing teeth is prepared, and there is a refrigerator to store some daily food. Saipan is very small, and the experience is full throughout the trip. I give full marks to the hotel for this trip. Thank you boss, I wish Saipan's tourism industry will get better and better in the future!"

"It’s not as bad as everyone said in the comments. The flight arrives at Saipan at night, so I chose this hotel that night. It’s in the pedestrian street, only three to five minutes away from Yuetai Hyatt, and it’s $30 by taxi from the airport to the hotel. The room is very large, there is hot water in the lobby without a kettle. It seems to be a Chinese hotel, so you don’t have to worry about language problems. If you are tired, you can still get a massage at the hotel. The smell of tide is just coming in. It is good as a transitional hotel. s Choice"