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The Pathways Hotel
The Pathways Hotel is a special little place - a warm, welcoming and beautiful eco-resort.
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Joy Hotel
This town hotel has nicely furnished rooms with balconies.
South Park Hotel
This place has a fine hillside location. The new wing has pleasant rooms with verandas boasting an unspoilt view of Sokehs Rock, while the old wing also has fine ocean views but a more cottage-like atmosphere (and rooms are pretty basic).
Nara Gardens
This pleasing little budget spot has a few apartments for overnight guests (and a few for long-term stays); each apartment has twin beds, a TV and kitchenette, and the friendly management lives just across the street.
Cliff Rainbow Hotel
This hotel has two classes of rooms; the cheaper rooms are in an older section that's really quite ordinary and not much chop at all, although they are clean and adequate. The newer rooms are bigger, and well…newer - and just as clean.
Yvonne's Hotel
Pleasant rooms in a central location.
Traders' Ridge Resort
The Ridge is an upscale place, with rooms superbly complemented by Micronesian artworks and locally made furniture.
Esa Bay View Hotel
This is an older, motel-style place right on Chamorro Bay, just down the road from Pathways Hotel.
Ocean View Plaza Hotel
This upscale joint is on a hill overlooking Kolonia Harbor; it's as scenic as you'd guess. The rooms have mountain or harbour views. It's a bit sterile but that's probably because it's clean and modern. Not too bad a place. You can hire cars here.
Village View Hotel
The Village View Hotel is certainly a cheeky little getaway, with Western-style duplex units perched on a pleasant and quiet (but sometimes windy) white-sand beach. But it's isolated.
O'keefe's Waterfront Inn
O'Keefe's is a cosy place - a quaint inn built in the colonial style. And while that may not be entirely PC in a land ravished by past occupations and invasions, it's still comfortable enough for oldies, young 'uns and the merely nostalgic alike.
Manta Ray Bay Hotel
The sprawling, three-storey Manta Ray complex, right on the waterfront, is a favourite with divers, due to the popular dive shop on the premises (Bill Acker, the founder, was one of the pioneers of Yap diving).
Sea Breeze Hotel
A good option on the harbour road; some rooms have ocean views.
Ulitihi Adventure Resort Inn
This is the only hotel in Yap's remote outer rim - on Falalop Island. That means you are assured peace and serenity. So, city slickers take very careful note (in fact, what are you doing here in Yap?).