Penthouse Hotel Koror Palau

The Penthouse Hotel, Koror, Palau

pre-arrival at the Penthouse Hotel in Palau, on the basis of his evaluations and costs. Testimonials on several websites were in the 4+ stars category, and the costs with tax were around US $110, both of which are damn good for Palau. The Penthouse Hotel is described in our book as a neat, simple room at a good rate, which we thought was an exact portrayal.

Hotel provided shuttles to and from the hotel for US $20 each way. It' a three-story hotel. The hotel personnel are very useful for the transportation of large pockets. Situated in the centre of Koror, a small alley above the major resistance, you could hear traffic from our room.

There' s no view from this hotel except of roads and houses. When we arrived it turned out that it was not a hotel located in a resorts. There was a hoover near the entry to our room, in a place that was suitable for the hotel personnel but not for the aesthetic of the people.

This was the feeling of an older Best West Hotel in the United States. The room was a simple hotel room. You will find the hotel on the first fl. It is said to be visited by local people, which is always a good indication and seemed to be the case during our sojourn.

Here is a plus: The Palau restaurants has perhaps the best choice of beers in Palau, including the Kona Brewing Company from Hawaii. During our entire sojourn the hotel personnel was kind and supportive. So when we needed a shuttlecraft, they set it up. We' re not complaining about the services in this hotel, just compliment.

Nevertheless we shortened our visit by one full working days and relocated to another place. The Mingles is one or less blocks from the hotel; it was seen from our balconies. At 11:30 p.m. we were woken up to a blow, blow, blow, blow that reminds me of hotel accommodations on New Orlean's Bourbon Street.

Next Saturday evening, and we didn't want to be here for an extra. Overall, this hotel is a good choice if you are just looking for a place to camp and keep your equipment, and if you can stand the traffic buzz and play in the near-by bars.

Rooms are simple and straightforward, but they are neat, and the services are alert and straight. It offers good dining at a good value and is centrally located to Koror, just a few minutes walk from what the city has to boast. But like Koror, the hotel is a place to walk from, not a place to be.

Don't remain in room 202.