Entry No. 45 · Tumon, Guam
Hyatt Regency Guam
A 450-room beachfront resort on Tumon Bay with multiple pools, waterslides, and stunning Pacific views — the Hyatt Regency Guam is the island's premier luxury hotel.
- Brand
- Hyatt · Hyatt Regency
- Tier
- Upper-Upscale
- Room
- Ocean View King
- Cash
- $200–400 / night
- Points
- 17,000–23,000 · Cat 5
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Location
The Hyatt Regency Guam sits on 150 meters of white sand beach along Tumon Bay, Guam’s premier resort area. The hotel is centrally located among Tumon’s shopping centers (DFS Galleria and The Plaza are walking distance), restaurants, and nightlife. Hagatna, Guam’s historic capital, is about 10 minutes south. Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport (GUM) is approximately 10 minutes by car.
The Property
The Hyatt Regency Guam is a sprawling beachfront resort with 450 modern rooms spread across a crescent-shaped building that maximizes ocean views. The resort features multiple pool areas including waterslides, a private beach with non-motorized water sports, a full-service spa, fitness center, and diverse dining options. The grounds are well-landscaped with tropical gardens, and the resort has a relaxed, vacation-forward atmosphere. It is the most polished full-service resort on Guam, catering to a mix of Japanese, Korean, and American travelers.
Check-In
Check-in is smooth and welcoming. The multilingual staff (English, Japanese, Korean) reflects Guam’s diverse visitor base. Globalist members receive consistent upgrades and recognition. The concierge team can arrange island tours, snorkeling excursions, and dinner reservations at Guam’s best restaurants.
Ocean View King
Every room at the Hyatt Regency Guam includes a balcony, and the Ocean View King takes full advantage — sweeping views of Tumon Bay’s turquoise waters and white sand beach. The room is modern and comfortable with a king bed, work desk, flat-screen TV, minibar, and complimentary WiFi. The design is contemporary tropical with clean lines and natural materials. The balcony is generously sized with a table and chairs — perfect for watching the sunset with a drink.
Bathroom
The bathroom is well-appointed with a walk-in rain shower, soaking tub, single vanity, and quality bath amenities. The finishes are modern and the space is comfortable. The tub is a nice touch for post-beach relaxation.
Views
The ocean-view rooms deliver some of the most beautiful hotel views in the Pacific. Tumon Bay’s protected lagoon creates a stunning palette of blues and greens, with the Philippine Sea stretching to the horizon. Sunset from the balcony is spectacular.
Restaurants & Bars
Al Dente (Dinner)
An Italian restaurant on property serving pasta, seafood, and Mediterranean-inspired dishes. The quality is above average for a resort restaurant, and the waterfront terrace seating is lovely in the evening.
La Mirenda (Breakfast)
The main breakfast venue serves a generous international buffet with both Western and Asian options — Japanese breakfast items, fresh tropical fruits, and made-to-order eggs. The quality and variety cater well to the resort’s international guest mix.
Pool Bar
A casual poolside bar serving tropical cocktails, smoothies, and light bites. The frozen mango daiquiris are a hit, and the beachfront setting makes everything taste better.
Bottom Line
The Hyatt Regency Guam is the best hotel on an island that deserves more attention from American travelers. Tumon Bay’s beach is genuinely world-class, the resort is well-run with friendly multilingual service, and the Pacific island atmosphere is unlike anything on the US mainland. Whether you are visiting for the beach, the snorkeling, the WWII history, or the unique Chamorro culture, this resort provides a comfortable and beautiful base. Guam is a US territory — no passport required for US citizens — making it an accessible tropical getaway that feels farther from home than it actually is.
Value
| Cash rate | $200–400 / night |
|---|---|
| Award cost | 17,000–23,000 · Cat 5 |
| Implied cpp | 1.50¢ |
Cash rates at the Hyatt Regency Guam average $200-$400/night depending on season. As a Category 5 Hyatt property, standard award nights cost 17,000-23,000 points. At an average cash rate of $300, a 20,000-point redemption yields approximately 1.50 cents per point. During peak periods (Japanese Golden Week, Christmas, summer), cash rates can exceed $500, pushing points value above 2.0cpp. Globalist benefits are particularly valuable here — suite upgrades, free breakfast, and late checkout enhance an already beautiful resort experience. Book Hyatt Regency Guam through Scott & Thomas