I had a 24-hour layover in Guam during a recent Pacific trip. I chose the Ohana Bayview based on reviews, location, and price. While the staff was pleasant, this hotel is rundown and shabby. The first room I was given was dirty, with sheets that had obviously not been changed. The next room was only slightly better, but at least... more

I had a 24-hour layover in Guam during a recent Pacific trip. I chose the Ohana Bayview based on reviews, location, and price. While the staff was pleasant, this hotel is rundown and shabby. The first room I was given was dirty, with sheets that had obviously not been changed. The next room was only slightly better, but at least... more

Ohana means "family" in Hawaiian, and that's how I felt at the Ohana Bayview. I visited Guam in March, and visited several places at that time to check them out for an extended visit. I chose the Ohana Bayview, booked it directly via email and telephone call to the front desk/reservations people. They made all arrangements very smoothly. The airport... more

For a short break in Guam, there are plenty of hotels to choose from - and surprising to see a few for budget stays. This one was recommended by Lonely Planet, and whilst not the height of luxury, the rooms are big, the views are really good, and the air conditioning is totally silent - it was perfect for a... more

This is a good resort for those on a budget. While the Bayview doesn't have many amenities itself you get free access to its sister hotel the Outrigger (5 min walk down the hill) . You get free towel hire there and use of pool, spa, waterslide etc. The Bayview was quiet, clean and had a reasonably nice view. The... more

This hotel was a good value for the price. Although it did lack the amenities of a resort hotel, all of the amenities of the Ohana Oceanview were available for free. It is about a two block walk from the Bayview to the Oceanview, but if you don't mind the walk, you can save a good deal of money. The... more