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 Duty Free Shops) and it is very quiet at night, which is nice (seems like most of Saipan is quiet though).

The hotel could use some upgrades as it feels pretty old in the rooms and common areas.

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 the hotel, there are cheap and biggest market in Saipan and duty free shop.
On the second day, because of the weather:thunder and lightening, lights were out.
After that, TV didn't work too.

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 management and complained.
They said I was in a "Japanese Style" room with rock hard beds and even the pillows smelled of mold. Mold on the walls, broken fixtures, cold water, smells, and very dirty.
Unfriendly and not willing to help staff. Food in the moring was 100% Japanese, nothing western at all to eat. Saipanese staff could care less about vistors. Money in the only thing fueling this hotel. hotel manager shook and was scared of me when I asked for refund.

*** if you got to the website you will NOTE that there is no pictures of the rooms.

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. $35 for pedicure, but also you can get massages throughout the city for less. Front desk staff is extremely friendly. There are 7 restaurants right at the hotel. Pool hours are 9:00 am to 6:00 pm with life guard on duty. The hotel beach is usually empty and plenty of chairs are available. Tourists are mostly Japanese, Korean and Russian. Pool bar is also available. On site they have tour companies, to schedule excursions and also a place to rent a car in case you wish to explore the island. ( recommended). Always ask for discounts - they have military discounts for almost everything.

The rooms are somewhat smaller but comfortable. One thing that we had a hard time with is that the beds are Japanese beds - very hard and not comfortable. All rooms , except tower with suites, have 2 double full size beds. If you wish they are happy to put the beds together for you. Also, room have a small refrigerator and a small balcony with Amazing View of the Sea! :) Just beautiful!

I'd recommend a wonderful Italian restaurant right down the street from hotel Capriciossa. Authentic Italian Food! Also, you can sign up for Sunset Cruise - Jerry is the entertainer and it is a lot of fun. He also sings every night at Hard Rock Caffe right across the street.

We had an amazing diving experience in Saipan - so I suggest you do that.

Also, right at the hotel's beach they have their water sports. I suggest transfer to Managaha Island - which has amazing snorkeling!! Lots and Lots of fish! Also there you can do parasailing - $50 and banana boat. :) p.s. With Managaha Island you have to pay for transfer to the island, $5 to be on the island, and you can rent everything from chairs to towels there.

We had a great time! The local people are so unbelivably friendly there! We rented a car and explored the island. Enjoy yourself!