Palau Pacific Resort

* Two weeks of bliss at PPR! * Absolutely worth the cost! It’s a bit pricier than other places, but it’s a true haven of peace. * While it’s not located on the main strip in “downtown” #Koror, many restaurants offer pick-up services. * Plus, if you can afford to stay here, renting a car shouldn’t be an issue. * Contrary to a previous review, the staff were incredibly accommodating. Kowei and Trolli were exceptionally gracious at breakfast, and Aaron and Max made the best omelets and fried eggs. Joe was extremely helpful with our luggage. * Also, contrary to another review, the Japanese guests were impeccably polite. The previous reviewer might have mistaken them for Mainland #Chinese. * It’s unfortunate that Americans and, to a greater extent, Mainland #Chinese from the #PRC tend to be the loudest and most inconsiderate, especially at breakfast and around the pool. * The Germans from a cruise ship were very well-behaved, showing their typical and stereotypical reserve. (Though some did attempt a bit of topless sunbathing).

The surroundings are stunning, featuring a private beach and a friendly staff. While it could use a bit of renovation, it's certainly a place worth visiting. Fun fact: Survivor was filmed on Koror Island in the Western Pacific.

I have nothing but positive things to share about my stay at this property. The snorkeling available on-site is a major highlight for me. Each morning, there's a vast breakfast buffet with a variety of foods that change daily. The staff are incredibly friendly. I can recommend this place without any reservations.

Reah was phenomenal!! She provided exceptional care and attended to all our needs. She anticipated our drink orders and consistently ensured we were comfortable and happy. I can't praise Reah enough!! She is outstanding!! Our group of six visited the pool and resort for a day pass, and we had a wonderful day relaxing by the pool and swimming in the ocean. Highly recommend!

Fantastic destination. If you're planning a trip to Palau, this place is definitely worth a visit. Although the cost is on the higher side, I found my stay to be well worth the expense. To make it easier, I've listed some pros and cons. Highlights: - Stunning views - Beachfront location - Walkable area - Competent and helpful staff - Large waterside pool and hot tub - Access to a small gym, showers, and multiple small hot tubs near the exercise facility - Dive shop - Daily activities - Strong air conditioning in the room - Access to rentable outdoor equipment - Beachfront bar Downsides: - Inconsistent food quality - Presence of mosquitos - Basic room amenities Overall, I had a great experience at Palau Pacific Resorts. The staff were responsive and helpful, and the views were breathtaking. The resort offered daily activities and access to rental outdoor gear. Despite the slightly outdated rooms and the hit-or-miss food, I felt that my stay was worth it.