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Airai View Hotel Palau in Koror, Palau |
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Airai View Hotel Palau
PO Box 8067
Koror, Palau 96940
Call Expedia at: 1-800-551-2409 |
| This tropical resort is located in Palau, a small group of Islands between Indonesia and the Philippines in the Pacific Ocean. All 70 guestrooms feature complimentary dial-up Internet access, free local calls, CD players, minibars, and refrigerators. For recreation, the resort provides a waterpark, Olympic-size swimming pool, full-service spa, and a hydro-therapy facility.
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Amenities | Recreation | Features | Reviews
Airai View Hotel Palau Amenities
This tropical resort is located in Palau, a small group of islands between Indonesia and the Philippines in the Pacific Ocean. The Japan-Palau Friendship Bridge is one km (one-half mile) away and downtown Koror is five km (three miles) away. Guests have complimentary access to the Airia Viva Water Paradise and an Olympic-size outdoor pool. A full-service spa and hydro-therapy facility is also on site. Those traveling on business can take advantage of the business center and conference rooms. Airport transportation is provided complimentary.
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Recreation
The recreational activities listed are on site; fees may apply.
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Features
Berrouse Restaurant - Serving Chinese and International dishes with a view of the ocean. Pool Bar - International cuisine.
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Airai View Hotel Palau Reviews
| Traveler Ratings Summary for Airai View Hotel Palau
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Overall: 3.50 |
Service
4.00 |
Condition
2.50 |
Cleanliness
4.00 |
Comfort
3.00 |
Recommend
50.00 % |
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| Good but.... |
Overall: 4 |
Service
4 |
Condition
3 |
Cleanliness
4 |
Comfort
3 |
Recommend
Yes |
| The personnel and service of this hotel was spectacular. They were happy to accomodate requests and provide us with an extra bed (Queen-size!) no extra cost. We were upgraded from Deluxe to an Ocean View room without asking or extra cost. The view was spectacular, however we had to look past the lanai which needed some fixing and a good powerwash to remove mold. The olympic size pool and waterslide pool had some mold around the deck, I imagine is difficult to keep clean in that climate. The pool may not have been chlorinated, either--not sure. The kids (7 and 4 years old) had a ball playing on the waterslides (2) and various spa-style pools (none heated like a whirlpool, though). Beautiful woodwork in the entry, but the hotel had seen grander days. The rates were great but it wasn't the most luxurious hotel we've stayed at. The room had a split-A/C unit you could control yourself, beds hard as cement (Japanese style) but otherwise habitable. I would recommend this hotel for someone who doesn't require absolute luxury, doesn't plan on staying at the hotel for entertainment (except a little swimming) or dinner. If you are divers like us, you would rather spend your money on diving!!
Reviewed by traveler from Guam on July 20, 2006 |
| Depends what your goals are in Palau. |
Overall: 3 |
Service
4 |
Condition
2 |
Cleanliness
4 |
Comfort
3 |
Recommend
No |
| If you go to Palau to Dive, like 90% of tourists do, then Airai View is too far from town - most dive shops won't pick you up out there. You'll need a rental car (extra 45usd a day) and you'll need to find your own breakfast. If you want to relax in a secluded/far-away-from-it-all-location, and aren't too picky about meals, AVH might be just what you're looking for. There is an impressive water park there, and the delightful (mostly Balinese) staff will activate all the pumps for you if you ask. The hotel looks like it was very fancy in around 1960/1970, but probably only maintained (not really improved) since then. Overall, not a bad hotel, just not an ideal location if you have active plans while in Palau.
Reviewed by traveler from San Diego, CA on May 25, 2006 |
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