Where to Stay on Majuro: 10 Best Accommodations
Welcome to your complete guide on where to stay on Majuro! Here, we are not only covering the best parts of the atoll to base yourself, but also listing the top accommodations in each area, from practical town hotels and self-contained apartments to secluded beach houses and overwater bungalows.
What Is the Best Area of Majuro to Stay In?
For restaurants, supermarkets, government services and everyday convenience, stay in Delap-Uliga-Djarrit. For easy airport access and apartment-style accommodation close to town, choose Rairok, while Ajeltake offers quieter surroundings, beaches and self-catering stays away from the bustle.
For the most memorable holiday experience, however, spend at least one night on one of the small islets scattered across Majuro Lagoon. These island retreats range from upscale beach houses and overwater bungalows to simple budget stays, offering the kind of castaway escape you probably pictured when booking a trip to the Marshall Islands.
In this guide to where to stay on Majuro, we split the accommodation by area and island setting, helping you choose the best base for your travel style, budget and plans.
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Table of Contents
Accommodation in Delap-Uliga-Djarrit
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The urban heart of Majuro, Delap-Uliga-Djarrit, usually shortened to DUD, combines three neighbouring villages into one compact capital area. In practice, it is difficult to tell where one village ends and the next begins, so most travellers simply treat it as one long, convenient place to stay.
At the southwestern end, Delap begins around the Marshall Islands Resort and continues past the hospital, parliament area and K&K Island Pride Supermarket. Immediately north, Uliga is the most central section, placing you close to popular restaurants and bars, as well as supermarkets, including Payless Supermarket and EZ Price Mart.
Uliga is also handy for attractions such as the Alele Museum, MIMRA Fish Market and Happy Hands Handicraft.
Continue north from around Majuro Track and Field Stadium and you enter quieter Djarrit, where you’ll find Chihaya Park, Lokoben (famous for its handicrafts and bobshakes), along with easy access to the Japanese air-raid shelter in neighbouring Rita.
Government offices, administration buildings and everyday services are scattered throughout DUD. Staying here is less about escaping to a deserted island and more about having almost everything you need close at hand (a useful luxury when the capital stretches along one narrow road).
More About Staying in Delap-Uliga-Djarrit
What is Delap-Uliga-Djarrit good for? Central accommodation, restaurants, bars, supermarkets, government services, boats for islet day trips, fishing charters, historical sites and more.
What is there to do? Visit the Alele Museum, browse local handicrafts, stop by the MIMRA Fish Market, relax at Chihaya Park, Eneko Island Day Trip, Raycrew Dive, Elegance Spa, Tobolar Copra Processing Authority tours, Hango Loose fishing charter, Salty Services fishing and scuba charter, Leipajid handicraft shop, Happy Hands handicraft shop, Elefa Handicraft shop and workshop, WAAN Museum and canoe tours, and more. See the 30 Best Things to Do in Majuro for more ideas.
Where can you eat? Riwut Restaurant, Jittak Likatu Bar & Grill, Yummy’s, Yummy Tummy, Toeak Bar & Grill, Won Hai Shien, The Food Truck, The Flame Tree, Island Star, DAR Coffee Corner and more - check out the 10 Best Restaurants on Majuro.
1.Hotel Robert Reimers
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One of the big names in enterprises in Majuro, Hotel Robert Reimers is a well-established accommodation right in the heart of the capital, offering something for the corporate traveller to the holidaymaker.
With 37 rooms across a range of categories, from "Economy Rooms" through to a "Bungalow Suite", there's a comfortable option for most. Paid WiFi and a same-day laundry service keep practical needs covered.
The on-site Tide Table Restaurant and Lounge is open to hotel guests and outside visitors alike, serving everything from fresh tuna sashimi and sautéed fish to steaks, pasta and pizza, with themed dinner nights running throughout the week. The lounge stays open later in the evenings, too.
Beyond the hotel itself, Hotel Robert Reimers also offers day trips to nearby Eneko Island as well as car rentals for guests wanting to explore Majuro at their own pace.
The property has a charmingly dated feel, but the bungalows tucked into the gardens lean into the holiday mood nicely, while the hotel-style "Lanai Rooms" and "Economy Rooms" keep things simple and easy on the wallet.
RRE Complex, Delap-Uliga-Djarrit, Majuro. Located in the parking lot opposite the Post Office and Bank.
2.Marshall Islands Resort
The other big fish in town, Marshall Islands Resort (known as MIR for short), offers semi-affordable digs with easy access to dining, spa services and scuba diving.
Rooms come in three types: "Single", "Double" and "Suite", all with ensuite bathrooms. The "Suite" steps things up with cooking facilities, making it a solid pick for those wanting a little more independence during their stay.
On-site, you'll find the Enra Restaurant and Dock Bar. There's also a bakery, spa and a local market operating within the resort grounds, though these are independently run businesses.
Free WiFi is available for all guests (request a voucher at the front desk), and laundry service is offered in-room. Items such as hair dryers, ironing boards and irons are available upon request. An airport shuttle is available for a small fee per transfer.
For those keen to get out on the water, Raycrew Dive operates from the resort. The resort also offers car hire (SUV only, with a limited fleet of four to five vehicles), so book ahead if you're planning to get behind the wheel and explore.
See how MIR compares to the 10 Best Resorts & Hotels in the Marshall Islands.
Amata Kabua Boulevard (Main Road), Delap, Majuro.
3.Ocean Whisper Guesthouse

Backpackers and travellers on a budget will love the cleverly designed Ocean Whisper Guesthouse, which is just a short stroll from Delap Park and the island's largest supermarket.
Rooms are small but thoughtfully designed, with either single or bunk bed options and clever storage built into cupboards or beneath the bed. Shared bathrooms serve all seven rooms, keeping things simple and affordable.
The real draw is the outdoor communal space right next to the seawall (hence the name "Ocean Whisper"). It has a kitchen with full cooking facilities, including a stove, pots and pans and a microwave, a drinking water dispenser, plus a large fridge for shared use. Fast WiFi is available throughout, and coin-operated laundry is on-site.
Ocean Whisper Guesthouse is conveniently located near the hospital and K&K Island Pride Supermarket. There are also a few resident cats roaming the property, for what that's worth.
For more affordable finds, check out the 5 Best Budget Accommodations in Majuro & the Marshall Islands.
Lokjab Rotle Back Road, Delap-Uliga-Djarrit, Majuro. The guesthouse with potted plants lining the entrance is behind another house, approximately 620 ft (190 m) south of the K&K Supermarket carpark/hospital road turn-off.
Accommodation in Rairok
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Cross Majuro Bridge, the island’s only bridge, and the long southern islet opens up a whole new side of Majuro. Rairok is the first area you reach, offering a handy middle ground between the busy capital and the quieter communities further west.
Accommodation here mainly consists of apartment-style hotels and practical stays, making it a good choice for travellers who want more space while remaining within easy reach of town. You are also close to Amata Kabua International Airport, which is useful for early departures, late arrivals and anyone who prefers not to turn airport transfers into an expedition.
Rairok still has a few everyday conveniences, including another branch of K&K Island Pride Supermarket, although the choice of shops and restaurants is more limited than in Delap-Uliga-Djarrit. Staying here is all about easy airport access, self-contained comfort and being close enough to town without sleeping right in the middle of it.
More About Staying in Rairok
What is Rairok good for? Apartment hotels, airport access, surprising snorkelling spots, watersports, quieter surroundings and convenient connections to town.
What is there to do? Iakwe Katoj Park, Airport Beach Park, airport snorkelling and fishing spots, Mt Trashmore, Majuro Bridge and Kin Iokwe Rentals. Check out The Complete Travel Guide to Majuro to find out more.
Where can you eat? Yokwe Grab N Go, Akia Café and The Hangar Bar. See The Food Guide to Majuro: Places to Eat & Food Tours to learn more.
4.Lojkar Apartments & Hotel
A true home-away-from-home awaits at Lojkar Apartments & Hotel, complete with a full kitchen, two bedrooms in each apartment and even car rentals if you need it.
Each "Two-Bedroom Unit" sleeps up to four guests (with a maximum of five adults), featuring one room with a queen bed and a second with two single beds. Every unit comes with a full kitchen, a bathroom, a living and dining area, a refrigerator, a dining table, free WiFi and a smart TV, making it a genuinely home-away-from-home setup.
Scheduled housekeeping is included, and there's a paid on-site laundry service where loads are weighed and fully folded for you. Free airport pick-up and drop-off is also on offer, which is a welcome touch. The property has eight units in total, with additional overflow accommodation occasionally available, so it's always worth inquiring.
Lojkar also runs a car rental service through Pacific Wheels, which you can learn more about in the 10 Best Car Rentals on Majuro LINK#T008.
Rairok Village, Long Islands, Majuro. Signposted along the Lagoon Road.
5.Beach Lodge Hotel & Apartments
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The new kid on the block, Beach Lodge Hotel & Apartments offers another modern self-contained stay with one-bedroom apartments, car rentals and a colourful greeting where the exterior walls match the turquoise waters it sits just infront of.
Each room features one bedroom with a double bed, a fully equipped kitchen, a living room and a private balcony with views. Essentials are well covered: hot water, free WiFi, coin-operated self-service laundry and complimentary drinking water delivered daily.
Airport transfers are currently offered free of charge for guests, and car rental is available exclusively for guests, with no additional insurance fees. The property is conveniently located close to the airport, making that pickup especially easy.
With 26 rooms in development and a pool, bakery and Indian-Thai restaurant all in the pipeline, Beach Lodge Hotel & Apartments is a place to watch.
Rairok Village, Long Islands, Majuro. Signposted along the Lagoon Road.
Accommodation in Ajeltake
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Continue west along Majuro’s narrow islet and you’ll reach Ajeltake, where the surroundings become noticeably quieter and the accommodation starts to feel much more secluded.
Stays here are typically private homes, apartments and Airbnb-style rentals with self-catering facilities. Many come with beach access, outdoor space and a welcome sense of privacy, making Ajeltake a strong choice for families, couples and longer stays.
The trade-off is convenience. You’ll want to arrange taxis or rent a vehicle and stock up on supermarket supplies in town before settling in (nobody wants to discover they are out of breakfast on a quiet Sunday morning).
More About Staying in Ajeltake
What is Ajeltake good for? Beaches, seclusion, self-catering stays, longer visits and access to western Majuro.
What is there to do? Japanese Peace Park, Jikin Keepep En̗, HNR Letora Handicraft, LiModrel’s Well, Jikin Jekjek Wa En and nearby Laura Beach - learn more in the 20 Free & Cheap Things to Do on Majuro.
Where can you eat? Yummy’s Food Truck and Sunday roadside market stalls on the way to Laura.
6.Ajeltake Beach House
Make the most of Majuro's beaches by staying over the golden sands or even over the water at Ajeltake Beach House.
There are four self-contained units spread across the property, each fully equipped like your own private apartment. You get a modern kitchen, dining area, living room, large-screen TV, 24-hour WiFi, hot water, air conditioning, bed linen and towels. The only thing not provided is food and drinks, so come prepared for self-catering.
The two larger units, "Rushing Water One" and "Rushing Water Two", are apartment-style and can sleep up to six people, with one bedroom plus space for extra beds in the living area. The "Patio View" sits on the second floor with its own elevated outlook. Then there's the over-the-water "Penthouse", a compact one-to-two person unit perched above the water, reached by a walkway out over the sea.
The property is private and secure, with an on-site caretaker next door should you need anything during your stay.
116 Lagoon Road, Ajeltake, Majuro. Signposted along the Lagoon Road (take the driveway next to the sign; not the driveway with the sign).
7.Tuwaakin Beach Apartments

Experience tiny-home living in the great outdoors at Tuwaakin Beach Apartments!
Built around a pre-fabricated tiny home, the apartment has a compact but thoughtfully fitted-out interior, with modern fittings and fixtures throughout. It's the kind of place that leans into the tiny home aesthetic rather than apologising for it.
The real draw is the setting. Step outside onto the furnished deck and you're met with genuine beach views, with steps leading straight down onto the sand.
There are two bedrooms: the master has a double bed and a TV, while the second has a single bed. The full kitchen comes equipped with a stovetop, fridge and microwave, and the apartment also includes air conditioning and free WiFi.
Come prepared for a self-sufficient stay; Tuwaakin is a quiet, get-away-from-it-all kind of spot.
116 Lagoon Road, Ajeltake, Majuro. Signposted along the Lagoon Road (take the driveway next to the sign; not the driveway with the sign).
The Best Accommodation in Majuro: Accommodation Categories
By now, you’ve probably realised that Majuro has a small but enticing offering of accommodations. If you're looking for something in particular, the following links should help:
- 10 Best Resorts & Hotels in the Marshall Islands
- 10 Best Family Accommodations in Majuro & the Marshall Islands
- 5 Best Budget Accommodations in Majuro & the Marshall Islands
Plan more of your trip according to different travel styles using The Complete Travel Guide to the Marshall Islands.


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