Hyatt Regency Guam

Guam's widest room

by jade_roswell about Hyatt Guam

Hyatt offers the largest room in Tumon Bay Guam. All the rooms are facing the beach. Bathroom is a surprise! biggest pool, big lobby with library

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by pangelipc about Hyatt Regency Guam

Great stay, large room. Food is excellent. Love the Niji (Japanese Restaurant) and enjoyed Al Dente (Italian Restaurant). FUN and RELAXING. Beach is accessible and vendors can provide ocean activities. Love the grounds, well kept mature foliage.

Hyatt Regency

by PHDMAS

Guam is a beautiful place. We stayed during the month of October at the Hyatt Regency which is off of Tumon. The beaches are pure white and because of the reef's location the waters are pretty shallow. The people were pleasant and helpful.. It seems they do cater to the Japanese tourist and have competive pricing for high-line products (but it is tax free)... I enjoyed the specials they had and the whole feeling of luxury and comfort. What a gorgeous place to be. Beaches and more beaches. I loved the pool and the convenience of the "ABC" stores at every corner. I was not looking for a hot exciting time but to relax and I found it there..

A fun night away!

by geekgrrl about Hyatt Regency Guam

This is a luxury hotel on Tumon Bay. The rooms are lovely, the water park fun, the restaurants great! They also have some wonderful birds on the grounds.

More Guam Photos

by geekgrrl

"West coast of Guam"

Beautiful coastline, rainy weather!

"Brown Tree Snakes"

Brown tree snakes have almost decimated the bird population on Guam. Here is a brown tree snake trap. There is a live mouse in this trap - see below.

"Bait!"

Luckily the mouse is in a section of the trap where the snake cannot get to it. There is a large potato there for the mouse to live on

"East Coast of Guam"

This was taken from Fort Soladad/Umatac Bay.

"Two Lovers Point"

This is the view from the platform at Two Lovers Point. The legend is interesting: http://www.twoloverspoint.com/

"Two Lovers Point"

Statue of the two lovers. Note the wire used to hold it in place during typhoons

"Two Lovers Point"

A view of Tumon Bay from the platform.

"Hyatt Regency Guam"

This is the view from our room of the water park and Two Lovers Point in the background.