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See why so many travellers make Victoria Hotel their inn of choice when visiting Garapan. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a budget friendly setting with an array of amenities designed for travellers like you.
Guest rooms offer amenities such as air conditioning and a refrigerator, and guests can go online with free wifi offered by the inn.
Victoria Hotel features a concierge and room service, to help make your stay more enjoyable. The property also boasts an on-site restaurant. If you are driving to Victoria Hotel, free parking is available.
If you like Asian restaurants, Victoria Hotel is conveniently located near Himawari, Zen Teppanyaki Restaurant, and Thai House.
There is no shortage of things to do in the area: explore popular parks such as American Memorial Park.
At Victoria Hotel, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Garapan.
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Micro Beach Road, Garapan 96950 Mariana Islands
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I am a business traveler who stayed in the Hilton when I was being paid but stay here on my own nickel. They have good a/c and free wifi. The coffee shop next door is great. I arrived at 3am and was let into my room for a $20 extra fee--cheap because it let me get some sleep instead of staying awake until 2pm check in. It is basic clean hotel with great service. No elevator but I dragged this 67 year old body and bags up the stairs. Lobby and halls not air conditioned but room is. Small refig and tv. I like it and will stay here again if I return. The few bad reviews are probably from the type of person who should not try and go economy--go down the street to the 5 star place and pay triple the money.
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Date of stay: December 2011Trip type: Travelled solo
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We booked our stay through a travel agency for a nicely discounted price and ended up in this hotel.
- Room is big by French/Japanese standard
- Simple and good furniture... nothing fancy. Similarly, the hotel itself does not have much charm, it is simply functional.
- Room is clean. Note that the bath tub was a bit rusty.
- Staff is nice and always welcoming.
- Location-wise, it's in Garapan so easy access to restaurants (Too many massage salons for me, but that's an other story). We liked the cocktails on the Hyatt beach for sunset (to put a romantic touch in that short trip).
- Room is big by French/Japanese standard
- Simple and good furniture... nothing fancy. Similarly, the hotel itself does not have much charm, it is simply functional.
- Room is clean. Note that the bath tub was a bit rusty.
- Staff is nice and always welcoming.
- Location-wise, it's in Garapan so easy access to restaurants (Too many massage salons for me, but that's an other story). We liked the cocktails on the Hyatt beach for sunset (to put a romantic touch in that short trip).
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Date of stay: June 2012Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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This hotel is a local hotel on Saipan. Most tourists stay at the fancier resorts, but if you are looking for a budget place to stay, this one is in a good location. It is near American Memorial park and a couple blocks walk from Micro Beach, which is the main tourist beach where the Hyatt is located (it is a public beach so anyone can go). This beach is nice, with smooth sand and no rocks/coral in the water. We highly recommend renting a car to explore some of the other beaches on the island though, to experience the good snorkeling and beautiful rocky vistas at some of the other beaches. One tip on renting a car: prices will be much cheaper if you do so upon arrival rather than with advance booking, although in high season you'd have to take your chances that there will be cars available.
The hotel itself is nice. It is fairly small, with only 26 rooms. It is 3 stories, and there is no elevator. The rooms are a bit old, but perfectly adequate. Some might describe it as shabby, because the bathrooms are a bit old and the bedspreads a bit worn. But everything was clean. The showers are salt water, which was fine.
The hotel staff was very nice and helpful. They gave us a discount without asking upon check-in, since it was off-season. There were not many people staying in the hotel when we stayed. The staff was helpful with restaurant suggestions, even letting us use their phone to schedule a boating trip to Managaha island (can't miss this if you are visiting Saipan--best snorkeling!). Our sink was having trouble draining and we told them about it, and they immediately fixed it. They were always available, even when we had to check out at 4am to make our early morning flight.
Overall, this was certainly not a luxury hotel. It was an average cheap hotel. For the price we paid ($50/night), it was definitely worth staying here rather than at a resort for 4 times the amount. If you are planning on staying here, you need to know not to expect something really special. But for those on a budget, it is great. We really enjoyed our stay. The best way to book the hotel is to call them, as they don't have a website. Their phone number can be found by a simple web search.
The hotel itself is nice. It is fairly small, with only 26 rooms. It is 3 stories, and there is no elevator. The rooms are a bit old, but perfectly adequate. Some might describe it as shabby, because the bathrooms are a bit old and the bedspreads a bit worn. But everything was clean. The showers are salt water, which was fine.
The hotel staff was very nice and helpful. They gave us a discount without asking upon check-in, since it was off-season. There were not many people staying in the hotel when we stayed. The staff was helpful with restaurant suggestions, even letting us use their phone to schedule a boating trip to Managaha island (can't miss this if you are visiting Saipan--best snorkeling!). Our sink was having trouble draining and we told them about it, and they immediately fixed it. They were always available, even when we had to check out at 4am to make our early morning flight.
Overall, this was certainly not a luxury hotel. It was an average cheap hotel. For the price we paid ($50/night), it was definitely worth staying here rather than at a resort for 4 times the amount. If you are planning on staying here, you need to know not to expect something really special. But for those on a budget, it is great. We really enjoyed our stay. The best way to book the hotel is to call them, as they don't have a website. Their phone number can be found by a simple web search.
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Date of stay: August 2009Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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This 1-2 stars hotel caters to low budget guests with most on them staying on a weekly or monthly basis.
Rooms are basic with TV, rusted fridge, A/C and a free slow WiFi internet access.
Cleanliness is an issue as well as the bad smell in hallways and rooms. Also expect to share your room with tons of ants.
Rate is US$50 plus tax.
The guy at the reception was very polite and informative and took me for a room inspection.
Once again, book and stay here only if you are on a tight budget and ready for concessions regarding comfort and cleanliness.
Rooms are basic with TV, rusted fridge, A/C and a free slow WiFi internet access.
Cleanliness is an issue as well as the bad smell in hallways and rooms. Also expect to share your room with tons of ants.
Rate is US$50 plus tax.
The guy at the reception was very polite and informative and took me for a room inspection.
Once again, book and stay here only if you are on a tight budget and ready for concessions regarding comfort and cleanliness.
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Date of stay: April 2011Trip type: Travelled solo
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I’ve stayed at Victoria Hotel more than once, both when it was under the former management, as well as in 2010 and 2011, after the current owner and manager took over. The new manager is Japanese, and you notice this immediately in the high quality and responsibility with which everything is handled at the hotel.
First of all, you cannot find a better located yet reasonably priced hotel than Victoria anywhere in Saipan, and believe me I’ve spent enough time in Saipan to check out other properties. The hotel is located in Garapan, right near the landmark Micro Beach, which, in the opinion of many, is the best beach in Saipan. Whether you are looking for calm waters for snorkeling or want to windsurf, this is the place, yet the beach is never crowded. As already mentioned, Victoria sits right across from the Memorial Park, providing you with a picturesque stroll among native trees at any time of day. You can walk a bit further North to a pier, and enjoy a gorgeous sunset and a Managaha Island view, or you can hang out at the beach and beautiful gardens of the nearby Hyatt, without paying hundreds more for your stay, and enjoy some live music there in the evenings.
Victoria has a great and authentic Japanese restaurant, ran by the owner’s lovely mother. Mr. Kitaoka, a very kind gentleman who runs the hotel, has done remodeling and upgrades at Victoria in the early 2010, which included all rooms and the lobby. Most staff members also have been replaced, and now are distinctly attentive, courteous, helpful, and friendly. All speak fluent English, and some additionally speak Japanese. They can make tour, diving, and car arrangements for you, and always make sure your stay is a pleasant one.
Rooms are very spacious and comfortable, even compared to some top hotels on the island, that often have smaller rooms than Victoria. You get a wealth of amenities in your room, dressed in understated island décor, from a full bath tub, natural stone sink counter-top, and toiletries in the bathroom, to cable TV with VH1, CNN, and all primetime channels, to telephone, mini-fridge, microwave, nicely appointed furniture with one queen or two full beds, a writing desk, chairs and a table. For families or groups of friends they also have a 2-room 2bath suite with a kitchenette and 2 balconies overlooking the park, furnished with a king, queen, and single beds, and a sofa.
All rooms and the lobby have a free wireless internet access! Rooms facing East and North all have balconies, rooms facing North, in addition, have uninterrupted views of the beautiful Park as well as glimpses of the sea (through the trees).
Rooms are clean and neat, and the housekeeping staff is very thorough and efficient. Any kind of issue or deficiency you may rarely come across, which happens at any place, is immediately addressed by the staff as soon as you alert them, so make sure you let them know if there is something that you need, as related to your room. I was surprised and amazed by the extent to which they will go to make you feel comfortable in your room, which kind of attention is one of the benefits of staying at a smaller hotel.
Some of the rooms on the 3rd floor also have kitchenettes, which is useful if you like making your own meals, like I do. On Tuesdays there a farmers’ market in Gualo Rai, a 15 minute walk from Victoria in the southerly direction, where you can buy a variety of local produce. Just a 10 minute walk from Victoria in the same direction gets you to one of the largest supermarkets on the island, Joeten (Garapan). There you can find any kind of food, from your staple American products, to those from Korea and Japan, as well as some local and California produce, personal care items, over-the-counter drugs, household supplies, and gifts, including those made locally. Also, in Garapan you are surrounded by a myriad of restaurants, convenience stores, and gift shops, as well as find yourself near an upscale shopping mall (across the street from the above mentioned supermarket) featuring boutique stores such as Gucci, Prada, Cartier, Hermes, Louis Vuitton, and Polo Ralph Lauren, among other.
What’s great about Victoria is that you can pay per day, week, or even per month, with longer stays yielding substantially lower rates. For someone like me, who comes to Saipan for more than a week, this is an amazing deal. Daily rates, as of my writing of this, start at $55, and monthly rates at just $600.
The bottom line is, if you want to spend $200-300 a day on a room that is beach front and has a sea view, go with one of resorts, none of which are new or particularly luxurious in Saipan. But, if you realize that you’ll spend most of daytime outdoors anyway, and want to save money for many fun activities, while enjoying a reasonably comfortable stay with no compromise, and in the best location too, Victoria is for you.
First of all, you cannot find a better located yet reasonably priced hotel than Victoria anywhere in Saipan, and believe me I’ve spent enough time in Saipan to check out other properties. The hotel is located in Garapan, right near the landmark Micro Beach, which, in the opinion of many, is the best beach in Saipan. Whether you are looking for calm waters for snorkeling or want to windsurf, this is the place, yet the beach is never crowded. As already mentioned, Victoria sits right across from the Memorial Park, providing you with a picturesque stroll among native trees at any time of day. You can walk a bit further North to a pier, and enjoy a gorgeous sunset and a Managaha Island view, or you can hang out at the beach and beautiful gardens of the nearby Hyatt, without paying hundreds more for your stay, and enjoy some live music there in the evenings.
Victoria has a great and authentic Japanese restaurant, ran by the owner’s lovely mother. Mr. Kitaoka, a very kind gentleman who runs the hotel, has done remodeling and upgrades at Victoria in the early 2010, which included all rooms and the lobby. Most staff members also have been replaced, and now are distinctly attentive, courteous, helpful, and friendly. All speak fluent English, and some additionally speak Japanese. They can make tour, diving, and car arrangements for you, and always make sure your stay is a pleasant one.
Rooms are very spacious and comfortable, even compared to some top hotels on the island, that often have smaller rooms than Victoria. You get a wealth of amenities in your room, dressed in understated island décor, from a full bath tub, natural stone sink counter-top, and toiletries in the bathroom, to cable TV with VH1, CNN, and all primetime channels, to telephone, mini-fridge, microwave, nicely appointed furniture with one queen or two full beds, a writing desk, chairs and a table. For families or groups of friends they also have a 2-room 2bath suite with a kitchenette and 2 balconies overlooking the park, furnished with a king, queen, and single beds, and a sofa.
All rooms and the lobby have a free wireless internet access! Rooms facing East and North all have balconies, rooms facing North, in addition, have uninterrupted views of the beautiful Park as well as glimpses of the sea (through the trees).
Rooms are clean and neat, and the housekeeping staff is very thorough and efficient. Any kind of issue or deficiency you may rarely come across, which happens at any place, is immediately addressed by the staff as soon as you alert them, so make sure you let them know if there is something that you need, as related to your room. I was surprised and amazed by the extent to which they will go to make you feel comfortable in your room, which kind of attention is one of the benefits of staying at a smaller hotel.
Some of the rooms on the 3rd floor also have kitchenettes, which is useful if you like making your own meals, like I do. On Tuesdays there a farmers’ market in Gualo Rai, a 15 minute walk from Victoria in the southerly direction, where you can buy a variety of local produce. Just a 10 minute walk from Victoria in the same direction gets you to one of the largest supermarkets on the island, Joeten (Garapan). There you can find any kind of food, from your staple American products, to those from Korea and Japan, as well as some local and California produce, personal care items, over-the-counter drugs, household supplies, and gifts, including those made locally. Also, in Garapan you are surrounded by a myriad of restaurants, convenience stores, and gift shops, as well as find yourself near an upscale shopping mall (across the street from the above mentioned supermarket) featuring boutique stores such as Gucci, Prada, Cartier, Hermes, Louis Vuitton, and Polo Ralph Lauren, among other.
What’s great about Victoria is that you can pay per day, week, or even per month, with longer stays yielding substantially lower rates. For someone like me, who comes to Saipan for more than a week, this is an amazing deal. Daily rates, as of my writing of this, start at $55, and monthly rates at just $600.
The bottom line is, if you want to spend $200-300 a day on a room that is beach front and has a sea view, go with one of resorts, none of which are new or particularly luxurious in Saipan. But, if you realize that you’ll spend most of daytime outdoors anyway, and want to save money for many fun activities, while enjoying a reasonably comfortable stay with no compromise, and in the best location too, Victoria is for you.
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Date of stay: January 2011Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Yes $660 for something that is not particularly fancy but provides a nice clean room with cable tv, cold air conditioning free wifi and a very friendly staff, as well as reliable hot and cold showers, a small refrigerator and all in an absolutely perfect locations. There is an excellent and reasonably priced Japanese restaurant in the hotel that provides room service delivered by a courteous staff that doesn't seem to expect anything but a thank you.. There is also a great little cafe next door- Cafe at the Park - which does excellent lattes and cappuccinos as well as their own ice cold frapachilliies - and serves a great breakfast and lunch too.
This wonderful little budget hotel is located directly across the street from the American
War Memorial Park and within a five minute walk to the beach where picnic tables and barbecue grills are available free of charge courtesy of the National Park Service.
All the restaurants, bars and nightlife of of Garapan are right in the neighborhood along with a number of car and scooter rental establishments. The Mariana Island's only hospital is about a ten minute walk away.
Let me say - don't miss the Thursday night - "Night Market" which usually runs between about 6pm to 9pm where many of the local restaurants promote themselves by offering fantastic take-away meals with generous portions for five or six dollars.
The hotel also offers at a slightly higher rate larger family rooms and rooms with small kitchens as well as balconies overlooking the park.
If you don't want to spend an arm and a leg but want a nice, clean comfortable place to staff in a perfect locations this is it:
http://www.victoriahotelsaipan.com/
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This wonderful little budget hotel is located directly across the street from the American
War Memorial Park and within a five minute walk to the beach where picnic tables and barbecue grills are available free of charge courtesy of the National Park Service.
All the restaurants, bars and nightlife of of Garapan are right in the neighborhood along with a number of car and scooter rental establishments. The Mariana Island's only hospital is about a ten minute walk away.
Let me say - don't miss the Thursday night - "Night Market" which usually runs between about 6pm to 9pm where many of the local restaurants promote themselves by offering fantastic take-away meals with generous portions for five or six dollars.
The hotel also offers at a slightly higher rate larger family rooms and rooms with small kitchens as well as balconies overlooking the park.
If you don't want to spend an arm and a leg but want a nice, clean comfortable place to staff in a perfect locations this is it:
http://www.victoriahotelsaipan.com/
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Date of stay: August 2011Trip type: Travelled on business
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This was one of the worst hotels I have stayed in for many years.
The decor was poor. The hallway looked creepy and very un welcoming that made me feel I was at a railway station. It seemed like it hasn't been updated since it opened.
Then got into my room, it was very dim. A dirty carpet and, rusted fridge, cracked bathroom with loudly fan, balcony was totally old, the bed was uncomfortable.
In brief, I just wanted out...Be warned!
The reception staff was fine and location was convenient but I won't be returning here.
The decor was poor. The hallway looked creepy and very un welcoming that made me feel I was at a railway station. It seemed like it hasn't been updated since it opened.
Then got into my room, it was very dim. A dirty carpet and, rusted fridge, cracked bathroom with loudly fan, balcony was totally old, the bed was uncomfortable.
In brief, I just wanted out...Be warned!
The reception staff was fine and location was convenient but I won't be returning here.
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Date of stay: September 2011Trip type: Travelled with friends
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i was highly considering this hotel. the reviews seemed really mixed so. I opted for someplace else. But happened to walk pass this place and was surprised by the poor appearance! it is right across the street from the museum tho,
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Date of stay: November 2016Trip type: Travelled solo
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The Victoria hotel is a conveniently located hotel in Garapan within walking distance to many places to eat, drink, and whatever else you may choose to do while visiting the beautiful island of Saipan.
Round trip shuttle service is easily arranged through the very friendly front desk staff via telephone prior to arrival. This service is also available to take you to other locations around the island for a charge and his availability is 24-hours a day.
My experience with the driver operating the shuttle was that he shows up within about 10 minutes of the time you request him and he's generally very friendly and happy to make recommendations as to what sites to see around the island. That service will run you $50 (USD) from the airport to the hotel and then back to the airport on the day of your departure. This fee is paid directly to the hotel and then the driver gets his cut.
The front desk staff that I had the pleasure of working with were Katia (Russian) and Marie (Filipina). Between the charm and knowledge alone that these two beautiful ladies displayed, I would consider staying there again.
The room didn't have a safe but did have a small fridge, decent internet, good air conditioning, and a comfy bed. Certainly a solid choice of a place to stay for those not requiring a 5-star hotel and traveling on a budget.
Thank you Katia and Marie!
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Round trip shuttle service is easily arranged through the very friendly front desk staff via telephone prior to arrival. This service is also available to take you to other locations around the island for a charge and his availability is 24-hours a day.
My experience with the driver operating the shuttle was that he shows up within about 10 minutes of the time you request him and he's generally very friendly and happy to make recommendations as to what sites to see around the island. That service will run you $50 (USD) from the airport to the hotel and then back to the airport on the day of your departure. This fee is paid directly to the hotel and then the driver gets his cut.
The front desk staff that I had the pleasure of working with were Katia (Russian) and Marie (Filipina). Between the charm and knowledge alone that these two beautiful ladies displayed, I would consider staying there again.
The room didn't have a safe but did have a small fridge, decent internet, good air conditioning, and a comfy bed. Certainly a solid choice of a place to stay for those not requiring a 5-star hotel and traveling on a budget.
Thank you Katia and Marie!
See you next time I'm on Saipan...
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Date of stay: July 2016
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Just stayed for 3 nites and although the outside of the hotel looks pretty rough the room I had on the third floor was great.It was clean,spacious,good a/c,a refrigerator and good t.v.It has Wi-Fi and is only 50 yards from the beach and all the action in Garapan.In the building is a good well-priced Japanese restaurant and next door The Café on the Park is great for breakfast.
The Russian manageress and her Phillipino staff were so nice and helpful and I will stay there again.Not luxury but great value for money.
The Russian manageress and her Phillipino staff were so nice and helpful and I will stay there again.Not luxury but great value for money.
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Date of stay: April 2016Trip type: Travelled solo
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Room Tip: no views but I would go for the third floor
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Which popular attractions are close to Victoria Hotel?
Nearby attractions include American Memorial Park (0.09 km), Common Wealth Dispensary (0.1 km), and Paseo de Marianas (0.2 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Victoria Hotel?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, an on-site restaurant, and free parking.
What food & drink options are available at Victoria Hotel?
Guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant during their stay.
What are some restaurants close to Victoria Hotel?
Conveniently located restaurants include Tapped Out, Country House Restaurant, and Spicy Thai Noodle Place.
Are there any historical sites close to Victoria Hotel?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Naftan Peninsula (11.5 km).