We spent about 12 days at the Palasia. Overall the hotel served its purpose of providing us a comfortable place to stay whilst in Palau. Rooms are clean with functional air conditioner –although the power was on and off whilst we were there due to some issues with the local Energy Company – apparently the entire management department was sacked... more

This hotel has a fancy name and fancy website but it is really lacking in some areas. First of all, there is no real nice view of the Rock Islands unless you can get up to the top floor and look out over the deck which is closed off and has satellite dishes. The pillows must be named after the... more

Have been meaning to write this for ages! When booking our Palauan holiday, our travel agent, being Palauan herself (Fern from Dive Adventures in Sydney) recommended staying at the Palasia Hotel. We originally wanted to stay at PPR but she convinced us otherwise - reasons being - if diving or snorkelling daily you want to come back to a clean,... more

The Palasia is an excellent value. The convenient location and the free breakfast buffet were two of the highlights. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the rooms were clean and modern. Our room on the 3rd floor had nice views. We took a day trip to Palau Pacific Resort for the snorkeling, and were happy that we didn't stay... more

The Palasia is a bit of an odd bird - a very comfortable four-star quality hotel in 'downtown' Koror. The neighborhood isn't much to look at, though the ease of getting around should be improved when a belated sidewalk-construction project is completed; the prime advantage of the hotel's location is it's access to the range of restaurants, stores, etc in... more

We booked into "Palasia" because we got fed up with our so-called Hotel in Koror. We loved it: it was very clean and the staff very helpfull. We ar German and were enchanted with the Japanese and Chinese Clientele. We can only recommend it! more

Stayed at the Palasia as part of a package tour and the experience was just o.k. It is worn and tired looking, the rooms are clean, but there is an ant problem, so don't leave anything sweet laying around. The top floor observation deck is chained and padlocked leaving one to view the rock islands from the inside walkway. One... more