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Palau Pacific Resort

Palau Pacific Resort si trova a Meyungs e vanta una posizione strategica sulla spiaggia. Palau Pacific Resort Beach e Parco Long Island sono due tappe fondamentali per gli amanti della natura. Tra le altre attrazioni della zona spiccano Ngarachamayong Cultural Center e Palau International Coral Reef Center. Sei in cerca di eventi sportivi o spettacoli a cui assistere? Asahi Stadium (stadio) o Stadio Nazionale potrebbero avere in programma qualcosa di interessante per te. Con proposte divertenti come immersioni subacquee e snorkeling nelle vicinanze, annoiarsi in acqua è impossibile. Trascorri la giornata in spiaggia o lasciati coccolare alla spa con servizi completi; Palau Pacific Resort è la cornice perfetta per una vacanza di puro relax. Palau Pacific Resort offre 165 sistemazioni con minibar e casseforti in camera. Tutte le camere sono dotate di balcone o patio. La TV a schermo piatto con canali via satellite. I bagni sono dotati di vasca e doccia separate, accappatoi, pantofole e bidet. Questo resort di Meyungs offre accesso wireless a Internet gratuito. Sono disponibili scrivania e telefono. Le camere sono provviste di acqua minerale gratuita e asciugacapelli. Le pulizie vengono eseguite tutti i giorni. Le dotazioni sportive e ricreative di un resort comprendono una piscina all'aperto, un bagno turco e una palestra. Le attività ricreative elencate di seguito sono disponibili in loco o nelle vicinanze. È possibile che siano a pagamento.

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Coppia

Data del commento: 14 mag 2026

Periodo del soggiorno: mag 2026

It has a reputation as the best hotel in Palau.

I heard that it was the best resort hotel in Palau. It certainly has a private beach, swimming pool and beauty salon, which is worthy of the name. The room had an ocean view and that beach faces west so if the weather is good you can see a great sunset. The room is large and the shower water is sufficient. Wi-Fi is also crispy and no problem. The beauty salon is beautiful and expensive, but it is worth doing. The problem is that it's far from the city, but it's probably a contradiction of its proximity to the beach. It's sad that there is practically only one restaurant. There is also a kiosk, but the price is high at the hotel price. I'd especially like to have some more risible wine, and I'd love to have a local beer as well as a Super Dry one. If there is a pier dedicated to the hotel and the return trip for the sightseeing tour is by boat, does it usually drive you directly there?
Coppia

Data del commento: 24 apr 2026

Periodo del soggiorno: apr 2026

Rats run at breakfast.

We're resting for the first time in a 5* that looks like a 3*. I was inspired to write this Rat review!! The rat who lives under the Swedish line table where you get breakfast is right under your feet. I was shocked and addressed the staff, but all they did was smile. It's normal for them to live with rats. I'm afraid to imagine what's in their kitchen.
This hotel doesn't live up to its stars and price. For the price of a luxury bungalow in the Maldives, you get a suite in a townhouse where Chinese flights run overhead and yell from the room above you. No noise of isolation and privacy. The plates are old, very old, I saw them 25 years ago. The room is dirty. The pillows stink, they've never been washed. Convenience is minimal. In the shower, the cheapest local shampoo and shower gel that smells like cheap gum is poured into Elemis cosmetics cans (I've never seen such ingenuity). To bring water you have to ask.
Breakfasts are very scarce, one type of yogurt, juices from the bag, breakfast as in the airport business lounge). Cappuccino at breakfast for a fee.
The staff is not trained, just local islanders who have no idea about the service. You walk down the path and the workman walks by and spits on the grass in front of you. The chef fries eggs and eats while talking to you with his mouth full...
The beach beds are old and very uncomfortable, it is difficult to find a comfortable place.
Oz positive is the nature around, beautiful beach and beautiful sea for snorkelling.
From the photos we knew the hotel was very outdated, but it was the only option was to visit Palau. Palau is planning to build For Seasons, waiting to get back to this paradise.
Viaggiatore in famiglia

UK

Data del commento: 9 ago 2026

Periodo del soggiorno: ago 2026

The review I wish I’d read before booking

We stayed 6 nights in an ocean front room costing about USD800 a night and am reviewing against that price point, based on extensive worldwide travel to over 30 countries staying in decent hotels around this price bracket.
It’s worth noting that Palau in general is pricey given they rely so much on imports but this is meant to be the best hotel in Palau and it’s stuck in a time warp - I don’t think the rooms have had any attention for at least 40 years. When was the last time you took a shower in a cream bath with a shower curtain or saw cane furniture ?!! It was like going back in time - every single thing in the rooms was old with the exemption of a usb charging point.
We were provided two small bottles of water in the room and enquired why they weren’t replenished - it’s because you can drink the tap water. Who drinks from the bathroom tap in an $800 room ?!! You have two other options - Fiji water at over $5 a pop (small bottle) or top up at the water station in reception - but get this - they shut it at 6pm … obviously because no one needs water after that time, right ? Definitely not at an $800 per night hotel !
The bed was really hard and we seemed to have two queens pushed together to make one big bed with 4 small and thin pillows. We requested two more and they took more than 24h to arrive. In comparison our next hotel was a Manila airport hotel for a night at one tenth of the cost and the beds and bedding were wonderful and so much better. I saw other reviews complaining about the beds.
The breakfast was perfunctory. Coffee was a help yourself jug of filter coffee on a hot plate. There was a guy doing eggs which was fine and a few other sad bits and pieces. I thought they could have done a good fruit selection but it was v limited.
We did a few dives with Splash onsite diving and they were easy to deal with and we saw loads despite the weather preventing us from getting to Blue Corner. The boat seemed a bit past its best (in keeping with the hotel) and they kept having to stop and fiddle with the engines before continuing. The dive master was a very uncommunicative - just felt like he was going through the motions. We never knew his name and he offered zero help with my wife’s BCD when she had an issue 10m below the surface or when we returned to the boat.
Some of the staff were lovely - Melody in particular was wonderful and super helpful.
The hotel is on its own nice bay and the snorkelling on the house reef was great - giant clams were great to see. Tons of fish of all descriptions.
The hotel is about 15 mins from town in a taxi - $15 each way. We thought the hotel restaurant food was ok but again quite pricey - many mains coming in at over $30 each. A 330ml can of Asahi was $8. We ate in town a few nights - some restaurants come and get you and take you back for free to save $30 taxi round trip.
A new large hotel is being constructed next door and there’s no impact from that but given that’s going to be new and presumably up to modern standards, this hotel’s days are numbered.
So, overall for $800 a night this gets a 2 star review tops. It would need to be a quarter of the price to get to 4 stars.
Coppia

Data del commento: 20 lug 2026

Periodo del soggiorno: lug 2026

Really nice hotel, but not sure its premium like price suggests.

There is so much to like about this hotel. Super nice staff. Palau is an incredible adventure. And if it was a lower price I would rate 4 stars. But its premiumly priced and so I'm judging on this metric. The food is pretty repetitive - and if you stay for 5 days you will get bored. The buffets have very little options to mix this up. There are a few too many "non premium" things like signs saying you will be charged if you don't return keys / don't' return towels. The buildings need a bit of a refurb. And not the fault of the hotel.. but its a very rocky beach. I think this is probably the best choice in Palau - we had a great time. But I think you'll end up questioning the price vs. quality trade off.
Viaggiatore in famiglia

Data del commento: 27 giu 2026

Periodo del soggiorno: giu 2026

Very Nice with a Caveat

First things first - the country as a whole and this specific hotel are beautiful. We were lucky enough to book a lagoon view villa and were awed by the view the entire time. Our room was lovely and the personal pool attached to the villa was a highlight for our daughter. Breakfast and afternoon tea/happy hour in the Lounge was quite lovely. All the pools (and the lagoon) provided excellent swimming.
That said, some things just feel a little "off" for a luxury resort. All the restaurants have basically the same menu which gets old after a couple of days. The hours for restaurants/workshops differ from the website to reality and many things seem to close early. The resort was pretty empty of guests when we were there and even though staff was around, it always somehow took extra effort on our part to do things like place drinks/food orders or book things. I believe we were there during low season (summer) so this may explain our experience.
I'd still definitely happily return!

Posizione ottima

4,4

Ngerekebesang, P. O. Box 308, Meyungs, 96940, Palau|1,17 km dal centro

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15:00

Check-out entro le ore:

12:00

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Palau Pacific Resort: domande frequenti

Palau Pacific Resort dista 1.2 km dal centro di Meyungs.
Palau Pacific Resort si trova a Meyungs, Palau, e dista 1.2 km dal centro di Meyungs.
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