Delap
$90–$130 a night
Marshall Islands Resort
One of the main hotels on the atoll — lagoon-side, with a pool and an on-site restaurant. Airport shuttle for guests.
Accommodation
Most hotels sit in the Delap–Uliga–Rita (DUD) area, close to the dock, shops and restaurants. The two island resorts are the high-end, boutique end of the range — and both need a boat after you land in Majuro. Rates are in US dollars; government and service taxes are added on top, so ask for the all-in figure when you book.

Delap
$90–$130 a night
One of the main hotels on the atoll — lagoon-side, with a pool and an on-site restaurant. Airport shuttle for guests.
Uliga
$90–$130 a night
Lagoon-front rooms run by Robert Reimers Enterprises, which also arranges tours and trips. Airport shuttle for guests.
Rairok, Long Island
$250 a night
Two-bedroom apartments run as hotel rooms — full kitchen, air con and housekeeping, with a supermarket, gym and laundromat on site. Airport shuttle; book through hotels@piimajuro.com.
Majuro
A handful of apartments and houses are listed on Airbnb, but booking direct or locally is often cheaper than the online price — worth asking before you commit.
Lagoon islet
$300–$350 a night
Family-run eco resort on a private island about 10 minutes from town, with several kinds of lodging — from an overwater lagoon bungalow to a glamping dome. Reachable only by boat.
Northern lagoon
$860–$1,250 a night
All-inclusive private island resort with just five rooms: beach houses at the lagoon and the Colonial Suite in the main house. Early morning tea, breakfast, cocktails, a four-course dinner and complimentary lunches are all covered, and Starlink WiFi is free. Boat transfer to and from Majuro is $40 each way.