OD-N-Aiwo Hotel

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OD-N-Aiwo Hotel is a youth hostel in Aiwo on the Pacific island state Nauru; it is one of only two hotels in Nauru.

The hostel is a complex of three to four storeys and is run privately through a niece of the former president René Harris. It additonally includes a poultry farm. The accommodations are simply furnished and reasonably priced, which is an advantage for backpackers. Nevertheless, it is favorable for families; there is air conditioning, tea and coffee makers, refrigerators, a laundry room, rental cars and a taxi service to the airport. There is also a restaurant, which offers Oriental, Oceanic and Nauruan specialties.

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