Sea Passion Hotel

The hotel was conveniently located with several restaurants in walking distance. The staff was helpful. Omelets were made to order at breakfast. However, there was very little fresh fruit, only orange slices everyday (we stayed here twice, before and after our drive boat trip). Kayaks were fun for $20/day with excellent areas to explore. Wi-Fi was good in the room but spotty in the lobby.

This place served as an expensive pit stop stay for us - thanks for the hot water and room but everything else janky. They win with their location (private beach , next to the marina , next to a decent bar ) but fail at all else. Their hospitality was the worst - a bunch of non - Palauans at the desk . Rude and not welcoming at all. Talked about us in Tagalog - surprise ! I knew what you were saying. Charges you every chance they get . Food was edible but nothing special. And my all time favorite ? Giving us a ride to the airport knowing damn well it was closed (yes the airport closes). Needless to say I won't be coming back.

We have been returning to this property many times over the past 20 years, The breakfast has declined in selection and taste. Further for people traveling from the US they should take into account the horrible flight schedules and adjust their prices accordingly.

Had a great day the staff was amazing. The only downside was the pool was closed for maintenance while we were there.

Overpriced for a dated hotel. It was a bit annoying that a Bentley and Rolls Royce blocked the entry to the hotel on a daily basis. The food was mediocre at best and expensive. However, the front desk was helpful and polite.

Lovely hotel surrounded by beautiful waters! The staff are so friendly (as are all the people of Palau we’ve noticed). Food is delicious and varied. We loved kayaking and snorkeling all around; amazing how many fish there are just here in the lagoon. Highly recommend this hotel and will definitely staff here again!!!

We stayed at this hotel 5 days before our dive tour. They have a wonderful little beach and we enjoyed snorkeling there everyday. Surprisingly there were many baby fish, large clams, a wreck ,sea turtles and even a sea snake. The rooms are large and the staff is wonderful. The breakfast is very limited and we ate out for lunch and dinner. There are a couple really good restaurants nearby as well as convenient stores. I highly recommend staying here as an affordable option before your tours. Also a great place to snorkel!

Beautiful grounds and snorkeling to see a plane wreck and giant clams from the hotel beach. Breakfast was good and the wait staff was great! Front desk clerks were prompt to help with anything we needed (towels, umbrella, etc.). The room was modern and clean. Will stay here again if return to Palau

Great little beach and would be a decent mid-range hotel. But I cannot see any justification for keeping a poor bird chained by the foot in reception. That bird is suppose to be out in the wild; it now spends its whole life chained in a sterile reception. It’s unspeakably cruel. The hotel caters mainly to Asians who love to take photos with the bird. That’s the real reason it is there and in a country like Palau - which is all about the natural world - such a sight is so awful. The bird may have been injured but that’s no reason to keep it captive! Most birds can grow new flight feathers and adapt remarkably well even with injuries. The hotel should stick to hospitality and not engage in animal abuse - which this is, sadly. I know they will claim they are helping; they aren’t. Set it free.