The Marshall Islands is a pristine Pacific paradise of 29 coral atolls and 1,156 islands, offering world-class diving among WWII wrecks, untouched white-sand beaches, and authentic Micronesian culture. From the bustling capital of Majuro to the remote tranquility of Arno Atoll, this remote nation delivers an unforgettable tropical escape.
Accommodation overview
Hotels by budget
Find accommodation that fits your travel budget.
Budget-friendly (under $50/night)
Majuro Guesthouse
A no-frills budget option in downtown Majuro offering basic clean rooms at affordable prices. Perfect for backpackers and budget-conscious travelers. Shared kitchen facilities allow self-catering, and the central location puts you within walking distance of shops and restaurants.
Islander Motel
Simple, clean rooms at budget prices in the heart of Majuro. The Islander Motel caters to budget travelers and locals, offering basic amenities and friendly service. Rooms have air conditioning and private bathrooms. Convenient to local restaurants and shops.
Rita Village Homestay
Authentic homestay experience with local families in Rita Village. This budget option provides cultural immersion, home-cooked Marshallese meals, and genuine hospitality. Perfect for travelers who want to experience local life and make meaningful connections. Basic but clean accommodations.
Pacific Backpackers Hostel
The only true backpacker hostel in the Marshall Islands, offering dormitory beds and basic private rooms at rock-bottom prices. Communal kitchen, communal lounge, and a bulletin board with tips from other travelers. Clean bathrooms and reliable WiFi.
Ajeltake Village Guesthouse
Simple family-run guesthouse near the airport in Ajeltake village. Clean rooms with shared bathrooms, home-cooked Marshallese meals available on request, and warm family hospitality. Great for those arriving late or departing early.
Laura Beach Campsite
Basic campsite near the iconic Laura Beach for hardcore budget travelers. Pitch your own tent on grassy ground near the beach. Shared bathroom block, cold showers. The only camping option in the Marshall Islands with stunning stars overhead.
Delap Boarding House
No-frills boarding house popular with domestic travelers and budget-conscious visitors. Basic rooms with shared facilities, simple Marshallese meals available, and central location. Cash only. As basic as it gets but clean and safe.
Mid-range ($50-150/night)
Comfortable hotels
Mid-range hotels offer good value with private rooms, reliable amenities, and often include breakfast. Popular with business travelers and tourists alike.
Luxury ($150+/night)
Marshall Islands Resort
The premier resort in the Marshall Islands, formerly known as Outrigger Marshall Islands Resort, this locally owned property offers the most comprehensive amenities in Majuro. The resort features five 3-story buildings with ocean views, full-service restaurant, bar, gift shop, and tour desk. Located on Majuro Atoll about 7 miles east of the airport, it's the go-to choice for comfort and convenience.
Beachcomber's Lodge Arno
For travelers seeking an authentic island escape, Beachcomber's Lodge on Arno Atoll offers rustic luxury in paradise. This collection of oceanfront cabins overlooks pristine white sand beaches and turquoise waters. Rooms feature kitchenettes, and the property is perfect for those wanting to disconnect from the modern world. The ultimate Robinson Crusoe experience just 45 minutes from Majuro.
Majuro Lagoon Resort & Spa
A boutique luxury option offering upscale accommodations with lagoon views, spa services, and fine dining. This newer property caters to travelers seeking premium comfort with Marshallese hospitality. Features include a spa, infinity pool overlooking the lagoon, and gourmet restaurant serving Pacific fusion cuisine.
Kwajalein Resort Lodge
Upscale lodge on Ebeye Island offering the most comfortable accommodation near Kwajalein Atoll. Features air-conditioned rooms with ocean views, an on-site restaurant serving fresh local seafood, and a dedicated dive operation for wreck and reef diving in the world's largest lagoon.
Arno Atoll Dive Resort
A premium dive-focused retreat on pristine Arno Atoll, offering comfortable bungalows directly on the beach with dedicated dive guides and equipment. Guests enjoy exclusive reef sites, gourmet Pacific cuisine prepared with daily catches, and spectacular star-lit nights far from light pollution.
Best neighborhoods to stay
Choose your base based on your interests and travel style.
City Center
The heart of Marshall Islands with easy access to main attractions, restaurants, and transportation.
Best for: First-time visitors, short stays
Old Town
Traditional architecture and local character. Walking distance to historical sites and authentic dining.
Best for: Culture enthusiasts, photographers
Our top picks
Handpicked recommendations for every type of traveler.
Marshall Islands Resort
The premier resort in the Marshall Islands, formerly known as Outrigger Marshall Islands Resort, this locally owned property offers the most comprehensive amenities in Majuro. The resort features five 3-story buildings with ocean views, full-service restaurant, bar, gift shop, and tour desk. Located on Majuro Atoll about 7 miles east of the airport, it's the go-to choice for comfort and convenience.
Hotel Robert Reimers
A long-standing favorite in Majuro, Hotel Robert Reimers offers comfortable accommodations in the heart of Uliga. The hotel features a popular waterfront restaurant (Tide Table) with sunset views, and serves as a hub for boat departures to Arno Atoll. Clean, well-maintained rooms with modern amenities make this a solid mid-range choice.
Majuro Guesthouse
A no-frills budget option in downtown Majuro offering basic clean rooms at affordable prices. Perfect for backpackers and budget-conscious travelers. Shared kitchen facilities allow self-catering, and the central location puts you within walking distance of shops and restaurants.
Beachcomber's Lodge Arno
For travelers seeking an authentic island escape, Beachcomber's Lodge on Arno Atoll offers rustic luxury in paradise. This collection of oceanfront cabins overlooks pristine white sand beaches and turquoise waters. Rooms feature kitchenettes, and the property is perfect for those wanting to disconnect from the modern world. The ultimate Robinson Crusoe experience just 45 minutes from Majuro.
Majuro Pacific Hotel
A reliable mid-range option offering spacious rooms with kitchenettes, making it popular with business travelers and families. Located in downtown Majuro with easy access to shops, restaurants, and the airport. The hotel provides comfortable accommodations at reasonable prices with attentive service.
Islander Motel
Simple, clean rooms at budget prices in the heart of Majuro. The Islander Motel caters to budget travelers and locals, offering basic amenities and friendly service. Rooms have air conditioning and private bathrooms. Convenient to local restaurants and shops.
Booking tips
Get the best deals and avoid common mistakes.
Book at least 4-6 weeks in advance for any visit — the Marshall Islands has very limited accommodation and top properties fill up quickly, especially during Manit Day (September) and the December-January holiday period
For outer atoll stays (Arno Atoll, Kwajalein), contact the Marshall Islands Visitor Authority (+692 625-6482) to arrange accommodation as most outer atoll lodges don't have direct online booking
Sunday check-ins can be challenging as some smaller guesthouses and boarding houses operate limited Sunday services — confirm arrival arrangements in advance
Self-catering accommodation (apartments and guesthouses with kitchens) offers significant savings given the high cost of eating out at tourist restaurants for every meal
The Marshall Islands Resort is the only property with a full online booking portal — all others require direct contact or hotel booking platforms like Booking.com (where listed)
Alternative accommodations
Beyond traditional hotels, consider these options.
Guesthouses
Family-run guesthouses offer authentic local experiences and often include home-cooked meals. Great for cultural immersion.
Serviced apartments
Ideal for longer stays or families. Kitchen facilities help save money and provide flexibility.
Hostels
Budget-friendly option for solo travelers. Dorms and private rooms available with social common areas.