We stayed in Hafadai in 2008, with our 3-year-old child. When we saw the room, it was damp and smelly, and when we booked (through the travel agency), we told them that we didn't want a high room as my husband had a vertigo but it was very high. We immediately called the reception, then they gave us another key,... More

I will not stay at this hotel again. The beds were so hard, it was like sleeping on a slab of concrete. The service was pretty rude. When I arrived at the check-in counter, they just looked at me and said "yes?" as if I was bothering them. The location is ok (in front of the Hard Rock Cafe and... More

It's a cheap place to stay. Out of the hotel, you can see the beach. But you can't swim because of lots of seaweeds. You can use the pool in the hotel. But you can't swim in the evening and at night because there is no lifeguard at night. Bathroom and the bed are really sucks. Especially the mattress. Near... More

This hotel was built for college age Japanese travelers. This hotel is built and run by Japanese owners. The treatment I got was less than wonderful. If you are a traveler and expect nice rooms and good western food, clean pools and nice staff- avoid Hafadai. My bed was so hard- I did not sleep for 7 hours. I called... More

We just spent a week in Saipan and had a great time. One wonderful thing about Hafadai Hotel is its location. Hotel is near almost everything but it doesn't feel rushed or stuck in the middle of hustle and bustle. It is within walking distance from many many restaurants, markets and shops. Hotel has great and affordable spa services available.... More

Friendly staff, resort style pool complex with poolside bar. Six restaurants on site, right on the beach. Across the road from DFS, Hard Rock Cafe and close to a supermarket and other touristy shops. Walking distance to more restaurants and outside 'shopping mall'. The older, cheaper rooms are a little tired but clean and affordable. Enjoyed our stay.