Wife,baby and I decided to stay at resort simply because we heard great things about golf course. She said this would be a great gift for myself. My wife is originally from Guam...now living in California. They gave us local rate of approx. $7 off from visitors' rates. The rooms had marking all over the walls, the comforter had stains,... More

Got a cheap deal on the Internet to stay here so despite its distance from the beach we gave it a try. The resort hotel is located in the middle of the island so without a car you are stuck with a bus schedule to and from the resort. We rented a car and I recommed it if you plan... More

I stayed for over a month while on a business leisure trip. I would go back in a heartbeat and I would never stay anywhere else. Yes, they cater to the Japanese as does every hotel on the island. Japanese are the biggest tourists on the island. As far as safety, you can't beat it. 24 hour security and because... More

The first impression that you get when you arrive at the Leo Palace is "Wow"......a lot of land, a lot of complexes and beautiful landscaping. BUT, once you get into the hotel (which is where we stayed), the front desk assumed that my husband spoke Japanese. All of Guam caters to Asian people (especially Japanese since it is a good... More

We travelled to Guam for my father's wedding and stayed for a week (Mon to Fri). Our group consisted of mostly Chinese-speaking individuals (from HK), plus a few English-speaking individuals like myself (from Toronto). We specifically chose the Leopalace due to its marvelous chapel overlooking the pond/fountain area. A little bit disappointed, as we were expecting beaches and palm trees,... More

Well, let me first say that we stayed at this resort because we won a free trip to it in a contest. So, we're really did not expect too much. The resort itself is quite far from the main resort area and the beach. It takes about 35 minutes by shuttle bus to get downtown. Other spots are closer, such... More