This won’t be much of a post, because, really, unless you are a fan of beaches (me, not so much), Guam really didn’t have much to offer me except a place to decompress for a couple of nights as an interesting means of not having jet lag.
Wyndham Guam is the freebie hotel (OK, points) for this stop:
The bathroom featured a glowing blue automatic flushing toilet:
And there was a huge patio/pool area (which I didn’t use):
Lots of stuff closed/not offered post COVID — like the shuttle to local places (cabs run $15-20 for a ten-minute ride), soda machines, lobby sundry store, etc. But the Korean Spa was open (also in the lobby):
Not sure it was worth it to take the space to pack a pair of shorts since it was too breezy to wear them in Waikiki. But., here they are:
Was up at 6am, and the two closest mini-marts were both still closed, so I walked further to an American Icon:
Fortunately, the smaller of the two mini-marts was open on my return where I picked up things for the afternoon and evening meals (pickled octopus and chicken adobo):
Today’s holy grail mission is to visit the world’s most profitable Kmart – and that was when there were KMarts everywhere, not just the remaining eight stores:
- Florida
Miami - Guam
Tamuning - New Jersey
Westwood - New York
Bridgehampton - Virgin Islands
St. Croix – Frederiksted
St. Croix – Sunny Isles Shopping Center
St. Thomas
St. Thomas – Tutu Park Mall
Amusing that HALF that are in US territories.
I left under impressed – so it MUST have been a KMart!
Sadly, another early wake up call for the flight to Nagoya.
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Did you buy anything at KMart?
Sadly, not much.