{"id":325930,"date":"2020-07-06T06:00:54","date_gmt":"2020-07-05T20:00:54","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/?p=325930"},"modified":"2020-07-06T06:00:54","modified_gmt":"2020-07-05T20:00:54","slug":"the-tsubaki-tower-opens","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/index.php\/the-tsubaki-tower-opens\/","title":{"rendered":"The Tsubaki Tower opens"},"content":{"rendered":"
The Tsubaki Tower is the first newly built hotel in Guam within the past four years. (Contributed Photo)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

GUAM<\/strong>\u2014Premier Hotel Group announced the opening of much anticipated The Tsubaki Tower in the northernmost point of famed Tumon Bay, overlooking a world-class marine preserve and nestled in a quiet lush corner of the island\u2019s tourism district. The Tsubaki Tower is Guam\u2019s newest resort, which offers 340 all-oceanview rooms and suites. With its enviable setting and upscale offerings, the resort combines an elevated level of luxury that is rooted in the island\u2019s unique 4,000-year-old culture.<\/p>\n

The Tsubaki Tower hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony on July 1 to officially welcome guests in and to celebrate a new milestone in Guam\u2019s tourism history. The Tsubaki Tower is the first newly built hotel in Guam within the past four years.<\/p>\n

The 27-story resort is perched at the highest point of Tumon Bay and nestled into five acres of lush greenery and mountainside. Each of The Tsubaki Tower\u2019s 340 rooms and suites faces the ocean and offers panoramic views of Guam\u2019s Pacific blue waters and vivid sunsets. From the higher floors, guests will be able to view famed Two Lovers Point to the north and the pristine Orote Point to the south. Two white-sandy beaches are within walking distance of the hotel\u2014Tumon Bay, a world-class marine preserve, and historic Gun Beach, accessible by a nature trail.<\/p>\n

Mitsuo \u201cMike\u201d Sato, president of P.H.R. Ken Micronesia, Inc. noted to guests that The Tsubaki Tower aims to serve as a proud ambassador for Guam, encouraging the enjoyment of Guam\u2019s natural environment through discovery and exploration. The hotel aims to provide its guests with authentic and unique moments of Discovery, Belonging, Wonder, and Serenity which is part of The Tsubaki Journey. Visitors can look forward to experiencing the island\u2019s alluring heritage throughout their stay.<\/p>\n

Sato added, \u201cFrom the conceptual stage, The Tsubaki Tower was designed to honor the island\u2019s unique culture and sense of place. We incorporated into the design natural textures, language, and the flavors inspired by Guam\u2019s nature and history, a first of its kind for the island. We wanted to show our commitment to Guam, by including its essence in the littlest details.\u201d<\/p>\n

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The Tsubaki Tower hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony on July 1 to officially welcome guests in and to celebrate a new milestone in Guam\u2019s tourism history. (Contributed Photo)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The Tsubaki Tower offers the largest standard rooms on Guam. The standard rooms start at 45 square meters (484 sq. ft.) with an additional 13 square meters (140 sq. ft.) of balcony space. The resort also features two types of dining, three bars, lobby lounge, 24-hour deli, takeout cafe, in-room dining services with special menus created specifically to enjoy on the expansive balconies that serve as additional rooms to lounge and dine.<\/p>\n

The Tsubaki Tower\u2019s style has been inspired by the power of nature. The hotel contemporary luxury reflects Guam\u2019s distinctive tropical landscapes and cosmopolitan atmosphere with natural textures and tones throughout.<\/p>\n

Sato noted, \u201cWe are very proud of our newest property in Guam and have been looking forward to welcoming guests to enjoy The Tsubaki Journey. We spent that last six years planning how every detail will include the warmth of Guam\u2019s H\u00e5fa Adai spirit. Everyone will enjoy this new Guam experience, one that offers an appreciation of nature, a sense of serenity, and unrivaled service.\u201d<\/p>\n

When guests are ready to venture out, The Tsubaki Tower is a short walk from the center of Tumon Bay, where many shopping and dining options are available.<\/p>\n

The resort is currently offering special opening packages, and room reservations can be made through the resort\u2019s website (tsubakitower.premierhotel-group.com\/guam\/). Dining reservations for Casa Oceano, the resort\u2019s all-day dining restaurant, can be made by calling (671) 969-5200 or by email at fbreservations@thetsubakitower.com. As part of its opening special, The Tsubaki Tower is welcoming PHR Club members (Premier Hotel & Restaurants Club) to enjoy a 20 percent discount at its food and beverage outlets.<\/p>\n

Connect with The Tsubaki team on Facebook and Instagram (@thetsubakitower) for the latest updates. (PR)<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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