As others have said already- it's a good hotel, good rooms( i stayed in the cottages and they were good- clean and large), good food, and friendly staff. I asked for, and they gave me, an electric kettle to make tea (coffee makers ruin tea with coffee smell). Such a change from the Hilton in Waikiki, which depsite several requests,... more

Just returned from 2 trips to the Marshall Islands. The 2nd trip, we stayed at Robert Reimers, so much better than the Marshall Islands Resort. (MIR) Rooms were clean, not musty, wood floors and decent furniture. Mini fridges, decent cable tv, a/c, and balconies. Bathrooms were very basic, but clean. The bar/restaurant was pretty nice, food was fine. They are... more

Hotel Robert Reimers consists of bungalows in a nice garden next to a lagoon, and more traditional type rooms on the second floor of the company's building. I have stayed there twice, in August and October of 2008, both times in the rooms, so can't comment on the bungalows, except that from the exterior they look well kept. Both of... more

Majuro is not quite a vacation destination - too littered by western standards, and there is not a great deal to do. But the hotel is well kept, grounds are secure and nice, and the bungalow rooms are quaint and clean. This is not a resort hotel in the usual sense, but considering the location, it is very good. They... more

Marshall Islands is a little pricey for what you get due to the remote location and RRE is fairly basic for the close to $100/night (includes taxes) but it's clean, in a great location, and the staff has it together. Beds are comfortable, AC works, has mini-frig and cable, and a little sitting area. You may want to ask for... more

We stayed at Hotel Robert Reimers in Majuro one night on our way to Bikini Atoll. They met us at the airport and within half an hour we were checked in and sitting in the restaurant for lunch. The staff are all very friendly and helpful. The rooms are clean enough. We had AC and hot water, although not a... more

Proprio accanto al piccolo molo dal quale partono molti tour. Evitate le camere cieche, troppo "abitate", qualche insettaccio qua e... more